Thank you!
Jiri
Andrew Makhorin wrote:
>
>> Maybe I misunderstood your answer but I think you are refering to the
>> oposite problem than I have. Missing values for t[i] are not the issue,
>> trouble lies in values of t[i], which are in the csv data file (from
>> which I load the parameter values), but the coresponding i is not in the
>> set anymore.
>
>> This is quite annoying, because I need to remove these values from the
>> csv when I disable the class and perhaps in 5 minutes add them back when
>> I reintroduce the class.
>
> Oops, sorry.
>
> You need to declare t to be indexed over a set, which is read from
> the database along with t[i] values, not over CLASS, assuming that
> CLASS is a subset of that set (for sanity check). For example:
>
> param cl{i in ITEM} symbolic;
> set FOO;
> set CLASS:= setof{i in ITEM}cl[i], within FOO;
> param t {i in FOO};
> ...
> table tab_plant IN "CSV" "foo.csv" : FOO, t;
> ...
>
>
>
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