Summary

The results of a calculation are written in the TIS table.

 

Getting Started

This operator allows writing a TIS table into a defined folder within the TIS-Table structure with a defined table name. Both definitions are optional, so that  either the folder name or the table name only can be defined.
The definition of the folder and the table name are defined via a parameter and eventually within the [TIS]Board.

Define a parameter for your folder and/or your table name.

Go to General Parameter for Operations and create parameters with data type "Text". Define a value for each parameter.

Select or create a table which you want to write as a TIS table and choose the operation "Write TIS Table 3.0".

Choose here a predefined location within the TIS table structure or enter a folder manually. It can be a simple input of a name, the input for a parameter defined folder or a combination out of the two – like in the example.
The input Manual_TT\#XI.TISPar('Write Folder')# writes the TIS Table into a subfolder to the folder "Manual_TT" with the name which was defined in the parameters.
The checkbox below allows to create new folders. If not checked, TIS tables are only written into existing folders.
The table name can also be a simple name or a parameter definition – like in the example: #XI.TISPar('Write Table')#

Updating existing records

When you want to update an existing TIS Table, use one or more keys for the table. All existing data sets with a matching key will be updated.

Using Parameters

The path and or / table name can also be a simple name or a parameter definition – like in the example: #XI.TISPar('Write Table')#

 

Table updates only affect the current project clone.


For performance improvement, in case of multiple project clones of a template project using a shared TIS Table.

(warning) Note that you need to manually recalc the datanode reading from the TIS table, because it is potentially not set dirty due to this setting.

 

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Settings

The results of a calculation are written in the TIS table.

Parameter



Troubleshooting

Nothing known yet.

 

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