OnReset Table keep a column logic

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Luis Gaytan asked Jul 26, '23 Jason Lightfoot commented Aug 1, '23

OnReset Table keep a column logic

I want to keep "Model" & "ModelNumber" columns in a global table, but the logic OnReset delete all the rows that I dont want to delete, how can I keep these columns without erasing the "Delete All Rows" on the global table

Table current = param(1); //Data nodeTable current = param(1); //Data node
{ // ************* PickOption Start ************* //
/**Delete All Rows*/
/**\nDeletes all rows of the table, preserving the column headers*/
current.setSize(1, current.numCols);
} // ******* PickOption End ******* //


Table Boom_Sequence = Table("BoomSequence_3");


for(int h = 1 ; h<= Boom_Sequence.numRows ; h++)
{
if(Boom_Sequence[h]["Model"] == "Gavea30")
{
    Boom_Sequence[h]["ModelNumber"] = 1;
}
else if(Boom_Sequence[h]["Model"] == "Gavea36")
{
    Boom_Sequence[h]["ModelNumber"] = 2;
}
else if(Boom_Sequence[h]["Model"] == "PLA40")
{
    Boom_Sequence[h]["ModelNumber"] = 3;
}
else if(Boom_Sequence[h]["Model"] == "PLAHibrido")
{
    Boom_Sequence[h]["ModelNumber"] = 4;
}
else if(Boom_Sequence[h]["Model"] == "PLA36")
{
    Boom_Sequence[h]["ModelNumber"] = 5;
}
}


int Dr = Boom_Sequence[1][3];
int RS = Boom_Sequence[1][4];


Array x = Array(Dr);
Array y = Array(Dr).fill(0);


for(int i = 1; i <= Dr; i++){
    x[i] = i;
}
for(int j = 1; j <= Dr; j++){
    Variant z = duniform(1,x.length,RS);
    y[j] = x[z];
    x.splice(z,1);
}


for(int k = 1; k <= y.length; k++){
    Boom_Sequence.addRow(k + 1, 0);
    Boom_Sequence.setRowHeader(k + 1, "" + numtostring(k));
    Boom_Sequence[k + 1][3] = y[k];
}

Software Version:

FlexSim 22.0.16

global table onreset deleteallrows

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Answer 1 · 2023-07-26T23:24:23Z

Jason Lightfoot answered Jul 26, '23 Jason Lightfoot commented Aug 1, '23

Note You can refer to the table as current throughout your code.

What do you want it to look like at reset? If you set the size to the number of rows and columns at reset then you've done nothing.

If you want to delete the columns to the right then you can use

current.setSize(current.numRows,2);

But your code isn't adding columns...

Note also that if you set up a model definition table like this:

The you can update all the model numbers in one line of sql:

Table.query("UPDATE BoomSequence_3 a, Models b SET a.ModelNumber=b.ModelNumber WHERE a.Model=b.Model");

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Luis Gaytan commented · Aug 01, 2023 at 03:28 PM

Thanks, @Jason Lightfoot for the answer, I want the table look like this:

when I write:

current.setSize(current.numRows,2);

It deletes the "Order" and "RS" Columns, so I just want to know why the code suppress the info in "Model" and "ModelNumber" Columns, greetings!

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Jason Lightfoot ♦ Luis Gaytan commented · Aug 01, 2023 at 03:58 PM

Then leave it as it is and don't change the size.

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Luis Gaytan Jason Lightfoot ♦ commented · Aug 01, 2023 at 04:30 PM

so if I want to lookup the order column in another table, how does table.query works?

Im trying something like this, but it doesnt works:

Table.query("UPDATE BoomSequence_2 a, BoomSequence_Order b SET a.Dr=b.Order WHERE a.Order=b.Order");

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