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SPECIAL FORM RELATIONAL DATA STATEMENTS
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POOL/INV
This data statement is a special version of the variable
flow used to represent a pool, inventory, warehouse,
holding area, and/or a work in process. The inventory
level at the pool can then be limited by the same LIMITS
statement, and the pool treated as a regular resource.
POOL #nnnn
FROM #nnnn, #nnnn, #nnnn,...
TO #nnnn, #nnnn, #nnnn,...;
nnnn = resource numbers (1-9999)
POOL,INVENTORY are synonymous and can be used
interchangeably.(see. UTILITY)
The first #nnnn is the pool resource FROM is used to
indicate the sources of the pool(i.e. the supply) and TO
is used to indicate where it is used or distributed.
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DISTRIBUTE
This data statement is a special version of the variable
flow used to represent a distribution process. This
statement must be preceeded by a PROCESS declaration.
ACTIVITIES will be created to represent the distribution
of the resource. A typical use of this data statement is
a planning MODEL where a product is to be distributed to
its markets.
PROCESS @ppp
DISTRIBUTE #nnnn
TO #nnnn, #nnnn, #nnnn,...;
ppp = process number (1-999)
nnnn = resource numbers (1-9999)
DISTRIBUTE,SUPPLY are synonymous and can be used
interchangeably.(see. UTILITY)
Corresponding activities (@ppp #nnnn) will be created to
represent the distribution.
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Relational data declarations and name identifications
can be combined together using the same relational data
statements. Their corresponding order is immaterial.
USE/POOL #nnnn /name identification=value
#nnnn =name identification/value
#nnnn =value/name identification
#nnnn /value=name identification
MAKE #nnnn /name identification=value
#nnnn =name identification/value
#nnnn =value/name identification
#nnnn /value=name identification;
nnnn = resource numbers (1-9999)
name identification (30-characters)
value = recipe value, yields
(amounts needed/produced)
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