How would I access table columns (and rows) if I configured a table as a referenced property for the model? For example, let's say that I have multiple tables (A, B, and C) containing data that I will use to define states or properties for entities in a simulation. For a given experiment scenario, I only want to pull data from a single table, say A. Then for another experiment, I want to only use data from table B. I know I can define a reference property to select from available tables in a experiment, but I cannot determine how to access columns within the table to set the properties or states.
I have 2 entites and I want to calculate the time in system of the entities that were in a specific server before (like TIS of parts that need rework and TIS of parts that don't need rework), how can I do that?
+Ahmed H. I would define a ModelEntity State that has a default value of zero but takes a value of 1 if the entity visits that specific server. I will then use 2 sink objects, one for 0's and the other for 1's. This way, you will get the the TIS for both "types" separately.
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How would I access table columns (and rows) if I configured a table as a referenced property for the model?
For example, let's say that I have multiple tables (A, B, and C) containing data that I will use to define states or properties for entities in a simulation. For a given experiment scenario, I only want to pull data from a single table, say A. Then for another experiment, I want to only use data from table B.
I know I can define a reference property to select from available tables in a experiment, but I cannot determine how to access columns within the table to set the properties or states.
I have the same issue did you found the answer
can properties change during a simulation run?
I have 2 entites and I want to calculate the time in system of the entities that were in a specific server before (like TIS of parts that need rework and TIS of parts that don't need rework), how can I do that?
+Ahmed H. I would define a ModelEntity State that has a default value of zero but takes a value of 1 if the entity visits that specific server. I will then use 2 sink objects, one for 0's and the other for 1's. This way, you will get the the TIS for both "types" separately.