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> The rule I'm using is that parameters starting with UC are extracted from the ~UC_T table, and all others from ~FI_T
Note that parameters starting with UC can be defined also in any TFM_* tables. The Column for specifying the UC_N in TFM_* tables is UC_N. As always, the scenario order in the run case will determine, which value will survive (when the same instance of a parameter is defined in several scenarios), But I am not sure what will happen if the same parameter is defined in several tables in the same scenario (e.g. both ~UCT and TFM_* in the same scenario), haven't tested that.
Note that parameters starting with UC can be defined also in any TFM_* tables. The Column for specifying the
UC_N
inTFM_*
tables isUC_N
. As always, the scenario order in the run case will determine, which value will survive (when the same instance of a parameter is defined in several scenarios), But I am not sure what will happen if the same parameter is defined in several tables in the same scenario (e.g. both~UCT
andTFM_*
in the same scenario), haven't tested that.Originally posted by @Antti-L in #148 (comment)
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