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The rsm_config Sheet |
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The rsm_config sheet contains internal data that configures the data in the workbook. When a new Excel workbook template is created in the Console, default rsm_config data is provided, which is normally sufficient for successful execution. Therefore, this sheet does not normally need to be edited by users of the Console.
An rsm_config sheet must be defined according to the following template:
class.key and class.name
A typical rsm_config sheet might look like the following:
The parameters that can be set in rsm_config are:
{inout}inputSet: specifies whether the dataset with the name inputSet defines input data (IN) or output data (OUT). The default is IN.
{description}inputSet: specifies a description for the dataset named inputSet. This parameter is optional.
{paramType}inputSet: specifies that the data in inputSet adheres to one of the following formats:
{type}tabname.attribute: specifies other types defined in classes. These type declarations take priority over all others, and can be used to avoid possible problems of type conflict, particularly through inheritance.
{emptyValuePolicy}tabname.attribute: specifies the policy for interpreting empty attribute values in the Excel sheets. This parameter takes either the value null or empty and interprets the value accordingly. The default is null.
A pair of {inout} and {paramType} parameters is required for each dataset named in the Input Data Sets sheet. The default dataset name in a blank template is inputSet.
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