queued rejection and processor assignment

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Yesid M asked Mar 16, '20 Benjamin W2 commented Mar 19, '20

queued rejection and processor assignment

Hello. You can help me with this model. I have a model where there is a two-class client source and two processors. What I want to do is that if there is a queue in the model, the clients leave, otherwise they enter the processors. How can I simulate this rejection if there is a queue? Besides, blocking the processors according to the type of customer. That is to say, if the clients are class 1, any of the two processors can attend to them, but for class 2 clients, the two processors join together to attend to this type of clients. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

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Benjamin W2 commented · Mar 19, 2020 at 05:03 PM

Hi @Yesid M,

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Answer 1 · 2020-03-16T13:05:31Z

Braydn T answered Mar 16, '20

@Yesid M

Have you gone through the in software tutorials? Those will be very helpful to you. The first tutorials are about clients waiting to long, and these here: https://docs.flexsim.com/en/20.0/Tutorials/TaskLogic/Tutorial2CoordinatedTasks/CoordinatedTasksOverview/

are about synchronizing tasks.

I would do this mostly in process flow. I would do an event triggered source in the queue, and a decide. If the item type was 1, I would have it acquire a processor and continue. If it was 2, I would have it go into a different flow, and have it acquire both processors.

You can accomplish having the customers leave by checking if the queue's subnodes were longer than whatever amount you define. You can find the number of items in a queue by selecting the queue using a dropper in a code window, and then adding the command .subnodes.length to the end of the queues name. You would end up with something like this: Model.find("Queue1").subnodes.length;

Feel free to ask us if you have anymore questions

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