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Hi I am using AnyLogic's Process Modelling Library.

I have a DB named dbsewing06 that has a record of all the service delay times [ sewing (Name of Service) | sum_ct (Delay time) ]

For a service, I use the following code to get Delay time: selectFrom(dbsewing06) .where(dbsewing06.sewing.eq(SEW_06_16.getName())) .uniqueResult(dbsewing06.sum_ct, double.class)

SEW_06_16 here is the name of the Service in question.

However, I want to use the name from of Block dynamically. Is there any way to do this?

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Minkyu Choi Mark
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  • Aren't you already doing it dynamically? What do you mean? But I guess this is a potential answer: instead of SEW_06_16.getName() do self.getName() who knows.. I don't understand the question really :P – Felipe Jun 29 '18 at 12:42
  • Oh my goodness, yes it is self.getName(). Thank you so much. I need to stop modelling and get some sleep! – Minkyu Choi Mark Jun 29 '18 at 12:52

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