How do I set up scheduling as SPT, EDD, FIFO in my existing model?

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Hazel asked Aug 22, '23 Jason Lightfoot commented Aug 25, '23

How do I set up scheduling as SPT, EDD, FIFO in my existing model?

I read in some basic textbooks that simple models without parameters can be configured by changing Set Label and Color or Source Label.

As well as setting ItemList, Queue, and Processor.

Process Time and Input in Processor to set my scheduling mode.

But I followed the instructions exactly to modify my model which already has parameters set.

It has all the Source, ItemList, Queue, Processor and my model is working wrong.

Am I doing something wrong?

Please give me some instructions or some resources that I can learn from.

Thank you for your reply.

Software Version:

FlexSim 22.2.0

fifo spt edd

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Jason Lightfoot ♦♦ commented · Aug 25, 2023 at 02:51 PM

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Answer 1 · 2023-08-22T11:22:57Z

Jason Lightfoot answered Aug 22, '23 Julie Weller commented Aug 22, '23

Do the tutorials from your academic institution or those online and then consider using pull rules to choose which item to process next dynamically (according to your different rules).

Or create a schedule and then only pull/process the item that is next in the schedule for that processor.

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Julie Weller commented · Aug 22, 2023 at 01:54 PM

You could also check out the tutorials and documentation at docs.flexsim.com if you didn't know about that already!

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