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Trying to set up ModelCHECK to add missing parameters to models that were not derived from our templates using the PARAMCHECK option in the .mch file. Works pretty well except I can't configure it to add a blank parameter. The best configuration I have now is to add a space to each missing parameter after the initial interactive check is done. Typical start file entry: PRT_PARAMETER MATERIAL STR. If ten parameters are missing the user has to enter a space for each and then click the Add button. Looking for any solution to avoid entering a space for each parameter. Just click the Add button and you're done. Any suggestions?
--Kirk Wemple
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Trying to set up ModelCHECK to add missing parameters to models that were not derived from our templates using the PARAMCHECK option in the .mch file. Works pretty well except I can't configure it to add a blank parameter. The best configuration I have now is to add a space to each missing parameter after the initial interactive check is done. Typical start file entry: PRT_PARAMETER MATERIAL STR. If ten parameters are missing the user has to enter a space for each and then click the Add button. Looking for any solution to avoid entering a space for each parameter. Just click the Add button and you're done. Any suggestions? --Kirk Wemple
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If you want to be using the NULL value then your line needs to say "EQ NULL" rather than "NEQ NULL". Otherwise you are saying that the parameter cannot be blank, which is what you are trying to avoid if I understand correctly.
Have you downloaded the help file on ModelCheck? It's all there if you spend some time with it. Print it, make a binder and start adding your own notes. ModelCheck is a great tool once you get it pass the users.
Curtis Odom
On 5/3/10, Winter, Evan G <-> wrote: > > If you want to be using the NULL value then your line needs to say "EQ > NULL" rather than "NEQ NULL". Otherwise you are saying that the parameter > cannot be blank, which is what you are trying to avoid if I understand > correctly. > > > > *From:* kirk wemple [
ModelCheck is a good tool, but when will they update it? It sure could use a little TLC.
-marc
In Reply to Curtis Odom:
Have you downloaded the help file on ModelCheck? It's all there if you spend some time with it. Print it, make a binder and start adding your own notes. ModelCheck is a great tool once you get it pass the users.
Curtis Odom
@On 5/3/10, Winter, Evan G <-> wrote: > > If you want to be using the NULL value then your line needs to say "EQ > NULL" rather than "NEQ NULL". Otherwise you are saying that the parameter > cannot be blank, which is what you are trying to avoid if I understand > correctly. > > > > *From:* kirk wemple [mailto:-] > *Sent:* Monday, May 03, 2010 10:17 AM > *To:* - > *Subject:* [proecad] - RE: ModelCHECK PARAMCHECK configuration question > > > > Using MATERIAL STR NEQ NULL I still need to add a space in order to add the > parameter.
