Send To Port Code

Hi, in the attached model, I have implemented code in the send to port function on all the processors. It was supposed to find the row of steps to follow based on the items PRODUCTID labels and REPAIRSCOPE labels. It doesn't show any errors;, however, when I run the simulation it pops an error that there is no such combination in the table but the items PRODUCTID and REPAIRSCOPE combination was there in the table.
SV3_29.08.2024.fsm

here is the code that was used in all the processor (the similar code for all the processor was from line 14 to line 40)

Software Version:

FlexSim 19.1.2

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Joerg Vogel commented · Aug 29 at 05:39 AM

@KHAIRUL MUAZ, there are some characters in command references that have a functional outcome like i, a, c, ..

So if you use one of them, then there might happen something unexpected.

return i; // might be such a case

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KHAIRUL MUAZ Joerg Vogel commented · Aug 29 at 05:52 AM

The only code that I changed was from line 14 to line 40. The return i; code works without any problems. Before this, it would only need to match the PRODUCTID from the table; however, I have added a new label, REPAIRSCOPE, which is implemented at the source trigger. So it now needs to match the product ID and repair scope before following the steps.

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Jeanette F ♦♦ commented · Oct 23 at 03:26 PM

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Jeanette F ♦♦ commented · Oct 23 at 03:26 PM

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