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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 665.1 | | BSS::JILSON | WFH in the Chemung River Valley | Tue Jan 28 1997 08:34 | 4 |
| How many classes do you have and how many subclasses? How many of the
classes are Closed type?
Jilly
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| 665.2 | | COMICS::JOLLEYD | | Thu Jan 30 1997 02:16 | 7 |
| Jilly,
Include below the extracts from the Class definition file
Number of classes = 30 , number of subclasses=10
Number of classes of closed type ? ? none ?
Darren
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| 665.3 | | BSS::JILSON | WFH in the Chemung River Valley | Thu Jan 30 1997 10:06 | 20 |
| > Number of classes of closed type ? ? none ?
To see the class type bring up a class in the class editor and look in the
upper right at the Model Type field. (See Figure 6-4 in the PSCP User's
Guide - Define Classes Dialog Box)
30 classes with 10 subclasses Yow!!!! Do you REALLY need this many classes
& subclasses for this particular modeling study???? I can't stress enough
keeping your models as simple as possible for the particular modeling
study. IMHO, the tool works better on simplerer models. While you can
describe the work done on a system down to the nth degree (ie 30 classes &
10 subclasses) are you going to do something in the modeling study with
each and every one of these classes and subclasses??
I expect your problem will stem from a large number of your classes being
closed type classes which causes exponential cpu resources to be consumed
for each closed class. Run this model on a 500mhz Alpha and it will
probably complete in less than a week.
Jilly
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