User`s guide

Create Check for Model Configuration Parameters

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Within the <checkdata> tagging, the data file specifies two types of constraints:

• <PositiveModelParameterConstraint> - Specifies the configuration parameter

setting that you want.

• <NegativeModelParameterConstraint> - Specifies the configuration parameter

setting that you do not want.

Within the tagging for each of the two types of constraints, for each configuration

parameter that you want to check, the data file has the following tags:

• parameter - Specifies the configuration parameter that you want to check. The

tagging uses the command-line name for the configuration parameter. For example:

• <parameter>AlgebraicLoopMsg</parameter>

• <parameter>BlockPriorityViolationMsg</parameter>

• value - For PositiveModelParameterConstraint constraints,

specifies the setting(s) that you want for the configuration parameter. For

NegativeModelParameterConstraint, specifies the setting(s) you that do not

want for the configuration parameter. You can specify more than one value tag. For

example:

• PositiveModelParameterConstraint constraints that warn when the setting

is not error:

<value>error</value>

• NegativeModelParameterConstraint constraints that warn when the setting

is none or warning:

<value>warning</value>

• fixvalue - Specifies the setting to use when applying the Model Advisor fix action.

Optional. For example:

• Fix action to modify configuration parameter setting to error:

<fixvalue>error</fixvalue>

• Fix action to modify configuration parameter setting to warning:

<fixvalue>warning</fixvalue>