I am trying to use a Schedule to drive a model using PF where the the Create In will be derived from a label loaded in through the PF Schedule. I have tried several methods that would think would be intuitive to work given the methods used to directly reference an object and by the instructions in the user manual. Clearly I am missing something.
I think the answer may be to use model().find(token.lbl_Container) instead of model().find("token.lbl_Container"). Corrected model uploaded8488-8487-creatintestusingschedule-1.fsm
Not sure if I'm saying this right or if this is the optimal solution but you need to return a pointer, not just text, to the label.
So instead of putting Queue1 put model().find("Queue1"). 8487-creatintestusingschedule.fsm
Hi Kari, We cannot change the schedule as you have for this example. I appreciate the response, but this is not an option. I need to emulate what that reference does by using model().find("lbl_Container") or model().find("token.lbl_Container") where the lbl_Container = Queue1 and is fed into the model by an external system through the PF Source, but it does not function as expected
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