What the instance is
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2025 3:01 pm
The instance is the part or parts.
There are two types of instances.
1. Quantity instance. For example, you have a part in the order, and the amount of this part is 200 pieces. More parts are stored in a row, and the quantity is 200.
2. Individual instance. This is an instance with a unique ID. One row is one part. Every row has a different code.
So the instance means a part with a code (Unique ID), or more parts with an amount.
The instances are on the input of the blocks.
Sample for a quantity instance:
If you start a quantity instance with 200 at the first block, forward two pieces to the second block, and after three pieces, at the input of the second block, you will have two instances with amount two and amount three.
Sample for ID instance:
If you start an individual instance with 10 at the first block and forward two pieces to the second block, and at the input of the second block, you will have two instances with two different IDs. The amount will be one at every instance.
There are two types of instances.
1. Quantity instance. For example, you have a part in the order, and the amount of this part is 200 pieces. More parts are stored in a row, and the quantity is 200.
2. Individual instance. This is an instance with a unique ID. One row is one part. Every row has a different code.
So the instance means a part with a code (Unique ID), or more parts with an amount.
The instances are on the input of the blocks.
Sample for a quantity instance:
If you start a quantity instance with 200 at the first block, forward two pieces to the second block, and after three pieces, at the input of the second block, you will have two instances with amount two and amount three.
Sample for ID instance:
If you start an individual instance with 10 at the first block and forward two pieces to the second block, and at the input of the second block, you will have two instances with two different IDs. The amount will be one at every instance.