How to get state stats of Task executer in a interval of time for defined period

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Trex asked Jun 05 2019 at 2:16 PM Joseph Gillespie commented Jun 26 2019 at 9:38 PM

How to get state stats of Task executer in a interval of time for defined period

Here I have a task executer in my model. Model run time is for a week.

I want to take state(idle, blocked, utilize..) data on hourly basis for a task executer.

Can you suggest me, how can I perform it.

As I tried with dashboards, but I cant customize them on hourly basis for a run of a week.

Creating dashboard for each hour will be a strain process

Software Version:

FlexSim 19.0.2

task executer time states

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Answer 1 · 2019-06-05T14:42:54Z

Steven Hamoen answered Jun 05 2019 at 2:42 PM Steven Hamoen commented Jun 06 2019 at 11:09 AM

@Trex I would take a userevent, let it fire every hour and first call would be "updatestates()" and then get the time in each state and write the difference with the previous amount in a table.

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Trex commented · Jun 05 2019 at 3:28 PM

sample-model-01.fsm

@steven.hamoen

Thank you Steven, I tried with the updatestates() command, but unfortunately I am not able to fetch the time in the table.

Enclosed is the model. Can you let me know how will I be able to get the time in table.

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sample-model-01.fsm (34.4 KiB)

Steven Hamoen Trex commented · Jun 06 2019 at 11:09 AM

@Trex

Attached is the model. I have created the complete userevent and a new table with a onreset trigger to empty it out again.

trexsamplemodel.fsm

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trexsamplemodel.fsm (35.1 KiB)

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