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5 years 3 months ago - 5 years 3 months ago #3551 by JD Cox
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First off, I hope your holiday went well. Still working on proof of concept on my invoicing project and I’ve come across an issue with a parameter. It kind of looks like the SQL Heater is running before the parameter is set. But, another parameter is set below in the same step, step 6 and it works fine, $CID$.
This is my first attempt at this process, if you can think of a better way by all means feel
free.The first four steps would be ODBC connections but the text files produce the same results. Thanks, JD
This is my first attempt at this process, if you can think of a better way by all means feel
free.The first four steps would be ODBC connections but the text files produce the same results. Thanks, JD
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5 years 3 months ago #3552 by FlowHeater-Team
Best wishes
Robert Stark
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Hi JD,
It´s not a bug
it´s just a gap related to the Heater
activation order. Currently you cannot change the order, but I´m working on it. In your case, the marked Set Parameter Heater
(see attached screenshot) just triggered too soon. You can solve this by deleting the marked Set Parameter Heater
and adding again to the Designer
. Do doing so this Set Parameter Heater
will added at the end of the Set Parameter Heater
execution queue and all other FlowHeater Parameters
are in place before.
It´s not a bug

Best wishes
Robert Stark
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5 years 3 months ago - 5 years 3 months ago #3553 by JD Cox
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Thanks Robert
Sorry for the confusion I didn’t think it was a bug on your part.
As usually your response is spot on, that really explains a lot and fixes my problem.
Thanks again for your support, JD
Sorry for the confusion I didn’t think it was a bug on your part.
As usually your response is spot on, that really explains a lot and fixes my problem.
Thanks again for your support, JD
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