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How to revert to default value using skill?

Reinice
Reinice over 13 years ago
Hi Andrew,
I have an old process instance which has a property
| model | nch_33 |
Then I changed its master to new process instance (“nch_hvt”). But the Model name of the new process instance is still “nch_33”  
| Model name | nch_33 |
I want to revert “Model name” to default (nch_hvt) using skill and not GUI. How can I do this?
Thanks and Regards,
Reiniel
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  • marcelpreda
    marcelpreda over 13 years ago

    Hi Reiniel,

     Most likelly your cell has a CDF param named "model",  just try to output inst->model in your script.

    If it is so, the you can do inst->model = "nchhvt", after you have changed the cell name (master).

     

    If inst->model is nil, then you have to look in your CDF paras tabel to find the real name of the property.

     

    Best Regards,

    Marcel

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  • Reinice
    Reinice over 13 years ago

    Hi Marcel,

    Your suggestion works fine. I think my question is resolved. = )

    Thanks and Regards,

    Reiniel

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