A calendar represents a numeric value that is varying over time.
Calendars can be linked to multiple entities: a maximum capacity limit of a resource, a minimum capacity usage of a resource, a minimum or maximum inventory limit of a buffer, etc...
A calendar has multiple buckets to define the values over time. To determine the calendar value at a certain date the calendar will evaluate each of the buckets and combine the results in the following way:
In case no bucket is effective on a certain date, the calendar will return the “default” value.
Fields
Field | Type | Description |
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name | non-empty string | Unique name of the calendar. This is the key field and a required attribute. |
default | double | The default value of the calendar when no bucket is effective. |
Field | Type | Description |
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value | double | The actual time-varying value. |
start | dateTime | Start date of the validity of this bucket.
When left unspecified, the entry is effective from the
infinite past.
Makes up the key together with the end and priority
fields.
|
end | dateTime | End date of the validity of this bucket.
When left unspecified, the entry is effective indefinitely
in the future.
Makes up the key together with the start and priority
fields.
|
priority | integer | Priority of this bucket when multiple buckets are
effective for the same date.
Lower values indicate higher priority.
Makes up the key together with the start and end
fields.
|
days | integer between 0 and 127 | Bit pattern representing the days on which the calendar
bucket is valid:
Bit 0 = 1 = Sunday
Bit 1 = 2 = Monday
Bit 2 = 4 = Tuesday
Bit 3 = 8 = Wednesday
Bit 4 = 16 = Thursday
Bit 5 = 32 = Friday
Bit 6 = 64 = Saturday
The default value is 127, ie valid on every day of
the week.
|
starttime | duration | Time when this entry becomes effective on valid days in
the valid date horizon.
The default value is PT0S, ie midnight.
|
endtime | duration | Time when this entry becomes ineffective on valid days
in the valid date horizon.
The default value is PT23H59M59S, ie right before
midnight of the next day.
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