Metis Smart Modeling - Debug
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Within a model the order of the various groups of rules which are executed is key. Errors may occur if groups are executed in the wrong order. Verify all the processes to be executed within a model to ensure that the order is relevant. | Within a model the order of the various groups of rules which are executed is key. Errors may occur if groups are executed in the wrong order. Verify all the processes to be executed within a model to ensure that the order is relevant. | ||
* Rights on defined objects : | * Rights on defined objects : | ||
| - | The results of the debugger is dependent on the rights and profiles applicable to the user logged in Metis Smart Quotes. This means that The availability of certain attributes, price categories, variants or hierarchies will have a great influence of the calculated results. The cause of such issue may just be that the end-user doesn't have access to part of the objects used in the model. | + | The results of the debugger is dependent on the rights and profiles applicable to the user logged in Metis Smart Quotes. This means that The availability of certain [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Attributes|attributes]], price categories, variants or hierarchies will have a great influence of the calculated results. The cause of such issue may just be that the end-user doesn't have access to part of the objects used in the model. |
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=== Using watchdogs === | === Using watchdogs === | ||
| - | Within the list of of "Output Values & Watchdogs" are only shown the [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|variables]], positions and groups of items which are either used as an output or an add-on to any rule included in the environment. In order to work on [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|variables]] or positions which could be used as inputs or filters, Metis Smart Modeling allows the user define so called watchdogs. They are [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|variables]], positions or attributes which are not listed in the previously named table but which could be used in rules as either input values or filters. | + | Within the list of of "Output Values & Watchdogs" are only shown the [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|variables]], positions and groups of items which are either used as an output or an add-on to any rule included in the environment. In order to work on [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|variables]] or positions which could be used as inputs or filters, Metis Smart Modeling allows the user define so called watchdogs. They are [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|variables]], positions or [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Attributes|attributes]] which are not listed in the previously named table but which could be used in rules as either input values or filters. |
| - | In order to define a new watchdog within the debugger, click on the ADD button [[File:MetisSmartModelingAddButton.PNG|link=]] located on the right of the "Output Values & Watchdogs" table. A window opens up which allows to select the position, the [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|variable]] (or [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|group of items]]) or attribute to be used as a watchdog. Select the appropriate one and validate in order for it to be listed in the table. Once done, move to the XX column of the inserted element and set the value for which it should be tested. When the execution process starts, and at each step, the watchdog will be tested against the value provided. If equal, then the execution pauses. | + | In order to define a new watchdog within the debugger, click on the ADD button [[File:MetisSmartModelingAddButton.PNG|link=]] located on the right of the "Output Values & Watchdogs" table. A window opens up which allows to select the position, the [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|variable]] (or [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|group of items]]) or [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Attributes|attribute]] to be used as a watchdog. Select the appropriate one and validate in order for it to be listed in the table. Once done, move to the XX column of the inserted element and set the value for which it should be tested. When the execution process starts, and at each step, the watchdog will be tested against the value provided. If equal, then the execution pauses. |