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The model calculation logic is executed at the beginning of a step, i.e. when the user:

• Opens Gets to the first step of the Model on the Model Detail pagea newly created Model.
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• Navigates to the next step of the Model.

It is always executed before the tabs of the step are evaluated.

This logic’s output is provided in the form of:

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Model Tables (kind of Datamart tables and lookup tables). Intended to store big data quantities.

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logic results are provided in many forms - see the Expected logic execution outcome at the end of the Logic API below.

Configuration

Calculation logics are used/referenced in model calculations, they are always used in a given step as declared in the Model Class and executed at the beginning of the step, that is before any of the tabs of the same step could be evaluated.

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• Logic Nature: model_calculation

• Execution Types:

  • Standard – Calculates (e.g., produces data in Model Tables) based on the previous steps inputs and previous calculations outputs.

• Information provided to the logic:

  • binding variables

    • model (of the type ModelCalculationFormulaContext, see its API to understand its usagesee ModelCalculationFormulaContext). It includes, for example:

      • Model tables

      • Inputs from previous steps tabs

      • Outputs from previous steps' calculations and from their tabs' calculations

• Common Logic Actions:

  • Create model tables

  • Read from / write to the model tables

  • Call some Engines, using Job Trigger Calculations

  • Generally

    • Anything read and write related to the Model Object (MO) where they are executed

    • Everything that can be done with Evaluation Logics

• Expected logic execution outcome:
  

  Return simple information via the output of the visible logic elements. This will be saved to the model

  logic results are provided in the form of:

  • Output of visible logic elements - are meant to return simple information (for big quantities od data use Model Tables). The element outputs are saved to the Model.

  • Model Tables (kind of Datamart tables) - Intended to store big data quantities.

  • Model Parameters (kind of Company Parameters) - Keeping various results, including those, which we expect to be modified by the user.

  • FilterTrees - data provided in tree structure. Usually intended for visualizations on Tabs.