Re: [foxboro] Question.

  • From: Corey R Clingo <corey.clingo@xxxxxxxx>
  • To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:44:19 -0600

What is the script doing exactly?

It sounds a little odd that poking 50 values (via omsetimp, I assume) into 
an IND/DEP block, at a max rate of once/minute (cron's fastest frequency 
to my knowledge) is making your AW crash.  I don't poke that much data in 
on a regular basis, but I have done it before for testing and mass 
parameter changes and never had any problems with the AW.


Corey Clingo
BASF Corp.





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Is there a way to dynamically load in values from a text file into 
sequence
code? 
 

I already have a text file that I format and load about 50 values into the 
RI's
and II's of an IND block via a unix script triggered via the crontab. It 
works
but it bogs down the AW that it's running on until it crashes and I have 
to
reboot and basically turn off the script. I can load in the values via an
include file in the sequence code but in order for the values to be loaded 
into
memory I have to run the code through the compiler and the values are 
loaded
into an array. I want to do load the values from an updated text file as 
the
code runs. Any suggestions?

 

Tim Nelson

St. Louis Utilities

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314-713-8030

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