The containers that are entering the first queue are mixed, so thats making it really complex.
Maybe we need to do something with multiple queues before the unpack attom, but we dont know exactly how to.
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- Tuesday 07 December, 2021 - 00:13
- Forum: Modeling in Enterprise Dynamics
- Topic: pullconstraint
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- Thursday 02 December, 2021 - 13:43
- Forum: Modeling in Enterprise Dynamics
- Topic: pullconstraint
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Re: pullconstraint
Ik typ ff in het Nederlands verder.
Dus wat moeten we precies bij sendto van queue1 typen om ons probleem op te lossen?
En hoe zorgen we ervoor dat een container die blijft staan in queue1 niet de andere containers blokt die wel eruit moeten?
Dus wat moeten we precies bij sendto van queue1 typen om ons probleem op te lossen?
En hoe zorgen we ervoor dat een container die blijft staan in queue1 niet de andere containers blokt die wel eruit moeten?
- Thursday 02 December, 2021 - 12:41
- Forum: Modeling in Enterprise Dynamics
- Topic: pullconstraint
- Replies: 6
- Views: 14666
Re: pullconstraint
Okay answering on this: You can check the contents of the containers with the atom reference "First": on the sendto statement of queue1 you could refer to the (leaving) container with First(c), i.e. the first container on the queue (the one that is leaving the queue), and to the product in...
- Thursday 25 November, 2021 - 16:52
- Forum: Modeling in Enterprise Dynamics
- Topic: pullconstraint
- Replies: 6
- Views: 14666
pullconstraint
Hi, We have the following situation: queue1 :arrow: unpack :arrow: queue2 and queue3 Queue1 contains containers which are composed of multiple products with different labels combined using an assembler. Each product has his own queue after the unpackattom, thus queue2 and queue3. These specific queu...