Batch run in SPARK

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Alexey

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Dec 6, 2009, 5:30:58 PM12/6/09
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Hello all,

I did a small change in the SPARK batch run mode. Now, results for
distinct batch runs are saved in distinct folders. The updated version
of SPARK is on the website.

Alexey

Rupinder Paul

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Jan 20, 2010, 8:58:39 PM1/20/10
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Hi,

I am trying to run Batch simulations and then hoping to save data. But
some how the excel file that is being created has no data in it except
the default column headers.
I am not sure , if I am missing out on some step. But these are the
step I am following

1. After Loading the project-> Click Start
2. From Menu : Model->Batch Run
3. Set following values:
Number of ticks : 500
Number of repetitions : 6
4. Check Save Data box
5. Rest all values are left to default
6. Click Start

Looking into the output folder - for specific batch run folder --
data_log file has no data saved to it.

What Am I doing wrong here?

-rupen

Alexey

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Jan 21, 2010, 1:34:28 PM1/21/10
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Hi Rupen,

You need to specify which variables you want to save. By default,
there is no data to be saved in SPARK. In the current version of
SPARK, it is not possible to specify which variables you want to save
in the user interface. Instead, you need to open a source code of a
model and add '@dataset' attribute to all global variables you want to
save during a batch run process.

See
http://www.pitt.edu/~cirm/spark/docs/SPARK-PL%20Tutorial%204%20Attributes%20and%20User%20Interface.html#N2005C

for additional details about '@dataset' attribute.

Alexey

Rupinder Paul

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Jan 21, 2010, 5:03:34 PM1/21/10
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ok got it!.. thank you!

-rupen

On Jan 21, 1:34 pm, Alexey <solovyev.ale...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Rupen,
>
> You need to specify which variables you want to save. By default,
> there is no data to be saved in SPARK. In the current version of
> SPARK, it is not possible to specify which variables you want to save
> in the user interface. Instead, you need to open a source code of a
> model and add '@dataset' attribute to all global variables you want to
> save during a batch run process.
>

> Seehttp://www.pitt.edu/~cirm/spark/docs/SPARK-PL%20Tutorial%204%20Attrib...

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