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Get item in "Write to Table"

Hello, it is a FlexSim 2016 model. I am trying to read "item" then I can set number to Global Table in "Write to Table". I tried to used "node" to read item but it didn't work. How can I fix it?

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FlexSim 16.1.2
itemnodewrite to table
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The items are assigned the name "Product" in the source schedule. So that is the node name you would have to search for.

treenode item = node("/Product",current);

Instead of the name, you can also use the rank to refer to a subnode. So if the item will always be the first subnode of the processor, you can use the following and get a reference to the item regardless of its name.

treenode item = node("/1",current);
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Thank you !
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Hello @Felix Möhlmann, in this model, I also want to add a column in "WaitStats" to see how many samples for each row. How can I do?

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You should be able to use the "COUNT" SQL-keyword to determine how many entries there are for each processor in the WaitTimes table.

"SELECT COUNT(Process) FROM WaitTimes WHERE Process == ..."

https://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_count_avg_sum.asp

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Thank You !
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