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start end time

i want to write down the start time at which processor goes into breakdown and end time of breakdown as per simulation clock in Global Table how should i code that

FlexSim 20.0.10
breakdown time
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You can :

  • Detect the state change events in a process flow
  • use a statistics collector
  • write directly from the down /resume triggers

Table commands here.

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You have probably setup the MTBF/MTTR tool. You find a down function and and resume function.

You need a source code to add row and data to a global table. This template exists for other triggers.

You add this trigger picklist item at such an object trigger.

Entry Trigger source code editor (parchment roll icon)

trigger-source-code-add-row-and-data-to-globaltabl.jpg

You copy the source code and adjust it to fit to the header of a down function of a MTBF/MTTR tool.

mtbf-mttr-on-down-source-code-editor.jpg

involved in MTBF/MTTR is similar to current in "add row and data ..".

if you need an item reference, if it is present, then it would be involved.up for an processor going down.


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