I want to extract from the list an order that is of the same type as the previous one that was processed on that machine. In other words, it has the same value as the "TipoTrabajo" label. If there is not one in the queue, the one with the shortest processing time will be chosen. How can I indicate this in the pull from list? I have tried using the "PreviousWork" table but I have not succeeded.
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I recommend creating one Pull from List activity that tries to pull the same "TipoTrabajo" label and then create another Pull from List activity that pulls according to processing time ascending. Which Pull from List are you referring to in your model? Can you indicate that somehow?
In the second "Pull from list", under assign labels: Destination. In query box I had written "WHERE TipoTrabajo==Table("PreviousWork")[1][token.Destination.ColNum] so that a job with the same label would be selected and then i would put ORDER BY TP ASC. This I suppose is misspelled.
How should I write it?
@Óscar Manuel CMN my guess is the sql query cant support the table query. Maybe do the table query in an assign label task right before the pull from list, and then you can check against the label instead of the table query.
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I created an example for a different user in this post. It may be helpful because it demonstrates how to pull an item from a list based on the last item to have been pulled. I believe you can review it and implement these principles to solve the question with your model.
Here's the example model: two machines one operator.fsm
I made some modifications based on the model you tell me but I should not have done them well because it does not work correctly. As you can see in the following image, an orange boz has just come out of processor1, and instead of choosing another orange box, it has chosen a red box.
I attach the model:
I have realized that in the way the above is modeled, the operator would stay in the same queue while he had orders and that is not necessary at this point. I have made some modification to the model I had prior to the previous question so that it does not give problems with the destination issue, but the operator still does not choose the product of the same type.
Although they are called the same, they are not the same program.
The idea I posted here wasn't meant to be a band-aid to fix your model. I think because you've changed the layout and processes in your model from the original Process Flow I built for you, you need to change the Process Flow. Everything at this point is just making this worse. I recommend re-thinking your process and doing a thorough re-vamp of your model since so many things are changed.
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