Hi everyone,
Is there a way to know how many items i already loaded from a Queue?
I want to do something like, if you already loaded/unloaded 60 at this place you can for the next one.
Thanks, Miguel Pereira.
Hello @Miguel Pereira ,
You can evaluate this for example, using a label with the origin of the item and every time you load check how many items you have with this label using a loop with the resource's subnodes.
But really, I don't think you need it to achieve your objective, here you have an example using a counter and a limit (contMax) per subflow.
Didn't thought a counter would work but it did. Thank's, now i have a different doubt but i'll create a new question.
Hi
You can try to check the output value of the object
and in decide block write this
if(Model.find("Queue1").as(Object).stats.output.value ==60){
return something;
}else{
return something2;
}
Good luck
But this statistic returns the total output since model run start.
Attached model is checking in Break To function of Output pane, if a label value allows to load from same load station. I set this label in On Unload trigger. If this label returns a 0 value, then the function evaluates the second condition to load from a different nearest load station. On Unload I reset a label to check if it is still the same load station.
Labels of Operator
- loadstation: treenode to test same load station > initialize a new loading cycle
- countLoads: count of loaded items in cycle
- sameLoadCycle: break to a different station or stay at same stationinterrupt_loading_same_station_after_60_items.fsm
Both ways worked but i wen't with
@José Antonio MD idea because i prefer by the process flow. Anyway, thank you
@Joerg Vogel.
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