Hi, I'm working on a model that has different entries (tokens) at the source and each of them has a quantity, and right now the model is using this quantity to process batch's and after this the simulation ends. I want to modify it so that the quantities are "infinite" and the model is stopped at a determined time.
Can anyone give me a hint in how to do this?
Thank you in advance.
One approach would be to create a few tokens per row (enough so there is always at least one token waiting to enter the first zone). Then have each token create a new token before it enters the sink. The only adjustment that's really needed is a new way of assigning an index to the token. In the attached model I use a global variable map that stores the current index for each of the schedule rows.
To stop the model just set a stop time or use a user event or a small Process Flow block.
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