Take the data below where column A feeds column B which then feeds column C
Am I right in believing only 2 data points in Column C will be fed from Column B? or is it the 8 from column A?
Cheers
Steve
Feeders
A => B
B => C
Data
A B C
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 1 0
1 0 0
0 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 1 1
0 0 0
1 0 0
0 0 0
When does a feeder stop feeding?
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Re: When does a feeder stop feeding?
Hi,
It ought to be the second option with just the two from col B triggering feeders. It should be easy to test if you build this in a cube and then do check feeders in column C. Make sure you unload and reload the cube to get a true picture.
Cheers
It ought to be the second option with just the two from col B triggering feeders. It should be easy to test if you build this in a cube and then do check feeders in column C. Make sure you unload and reload the cube to get a true picture.
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Re: When does a feeder stop feeding?
Thought so, I don't know why I never tested it with check feeders in the past.
Thanks
Steve
Thanks
Steve
Re: When does a feeder stop feeding?
I'd be interested in the results of your test.
I'd expect a lot more feeding of C due to 'feeder chains' - where B is fed, C will always be fed even if the value of B is 0, so I would expect there to be 8 fed values in the C column..
Effectively you have built A=>B, A=>C and B=>C
J
I'd expect a lot more feeding of C due to 'feeder chains' - where B is fed, C will always be fed even if the value of B is 0, so I would expect there to be 8 fed values in the C column..
Effectively you have built A=>B, A=>C and B=>C
J
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Re: When does a feeder stop feeding?
Not so long ago we discussed this at length (here: http://www.tm1forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5459) and the consensus reached was that fed cells keep on feeding regardles of their actual value (0 or non-0).
Kamil Arendt