SIM_SYSTEM_RESULTS

Description: Returns the specified system-level simulation result (Result ID).

Syntax: SIM_SYSTEM_RESULTS(Data_Src, Result ID, [Phase])

Data_Src is the source diagram from which the data are taken.
Result ID is the specific piece of data you are retrieving. The Result ID can be of the following values:

#	Result ID	#	Result ID
0	Simulation End Time	20	Number of OFF Events
1	Mean Availability	21	Throughput
2	Mean Availability Std Deviation	22	CM Misc Cost
3	Mean Availability (w/o PM & Inspection)	23	CM Pool Cost
4	Expected Number of Failures	24	CM Crew Cost
5	Expected Number of Failures Standard Deviation	25	CM Total Cost
6	MTTF	26	PM Misc Cost
7	Uptime	27	PM Pool Cost
8	Downtime	28	PM Costs for Crews
9	CM Downtime	29	PM Total Cost
10	Failure Downtime	30	OC Misc Cost
11	Inspection Downtime	31	OC Pool Cost
12	PM Downtime	32	OC Costs for Crews
13	OC Downtime	33	OC Total Cost
14	OFF Event Downtime	34	IN Misc Cost
15	Number of Failures	35	IN Crew Cost
16	Number of CMs	36	Indirect Pool Cost
17	Number of Inspections	37	Downtime Cost
18	Number of PMs	38	Total Cost
19	Number of OCs

Phase is the index number of the phase the results occurred in. BlockSim assigns the number based on the order the phase was added to the diagram. Note that if you are using the Function Wizard, you can click the Select button to choose the phase. BlockSim will assign the number based on your selection.

Remarks:

If using a default data source, it must be either 1, 2, 3 or 4, as selected from the Data Source Index drop-down list.
It can take a diagram name (e.g., "RBD!RBD1").
It can take a variable name defined via the Defined Names window (e.g., datasource).

Phase is an optional value and returns a result only if the source diagram is a phase diagram.

Example:

SIM_SYSTEM_RESULTS("RBD!RBD1", 4) = 10.499 [This is the expected number of failures for the system for data source 1at the end of the simulation.]

Note that this value will vary depending on the source diagram.