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Reading 3-dimensional arrays Description This example shows how to read a 3-dimensional array from an excel file (threedimarr.mos) and from a generic spreadsheet (threedimarr5.mos). Model versions (2) and (4) show the same example for databases, and model version (6) works with data in CSV format.
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threedimarr4.mos (!******************************************************* Mosel Example Problems ====================== file threedimarr4.mos ````````````````````` Reading 3-dimensional arrays. - Using OCI statements - (c) 2014 Fair Isaac Corporation author: S. Heipcke, Jan. 2014 *******************************************************!) model "ThreeDimArr (OCI)" uses "mmoci", "mmsystem" parameters DB="myname/mypassword@dbname" ! Login to Oracle database (not provided) CNCT="mmoci.oci:debug;"+DB end-parameters declarations I: range J: set of string K = 1..5 ! The last index set must be defined in the model A: dynamic array(I,J,K) of real Idx3: text end-declarations setparam("OCIdebug",true) OCIlogon(DB) setparam("OCIndxcol", false) ! Partially indexed data forall(k in K) Idx3+= (", Index3_"+k ) OCIexecute("select Index1, Index2" + Idx3 + " from Tab_23", A) OCIlogoff writeln("A: ") forall(i in I, j in J, k in K | exists(A(i,j,k))) writeln("A(", i, ",", j, ",", k, "): ", A(i,j,k)) end-model
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