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Display guide word in FMEA worksheet

medini_1047650437

Hi eyeryone,

I‘m looking for a way to display the guide word in FMEA worksheet.

Is there any script could achieve this?

Thanks a lot~

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medini_1059007410

Hi,

Note that the script I've give above is OCL (easier to handle multiple elements in one line), not Javascript. You'll need to create a new derived property and make sure "OCL" is set as language.

And directly for a "Failure (derived FMEA)" it needs to be

self.element.oclAsType(safetyModel::Malfunction).mediniGetOpposites('value').oclAsType(hazop::GuidewordToFailuresMapEntry).key.oclAsType(hazop::Guideword).name

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medini_1059007410

Hi Qianqian Liang,

You can find this out by looking at the attributes of a guideword analysis entry - there you see guidewordToFailures entries (see 2nd screenshot), which holds the Malfunction in "value".

Therefor for the malfunction itself, you can access the guideword(s) like this:

self.mediniGetOpposites('value')

It creates a list of guideword(s) - clicking on them comes up with an error, as one cannot follow the link to anything visible in the model browser. To avoid the link you can further navigate to the actual names only:

self.mediniGetOpposites('value').oclAsType(hazop::GuidewordToFailuresMapEntry).key.oclAsType(hazop::Guideword).name

Based on this for the malfunction, try using this for the element in the FMEA you like (navigate to the malfunction and then apply the above).

Happy scripting,

Nils

medini_1047650437

Hi Nils Heuermann,

It seems doesn't work. medini version 2021 R2

Thanks for your time~

medini_1059007410

Hi,

Note that the script I've give above is OCL (easier to handle multiple elements in one line), not Javascript. You'll need to create a new derived property and make sure "OCL" is set as language.

And directly for a "Failure (derived FMEA)" it needs to be

self.element.oclAsType(safetyModel::Malfunction).mediniGetOpposites('value').oclAsType(hazop::GuidewordToFailuresMapEntry).key.oclAsType(hazop::Guideword).name

medini_1023909254

Yes, that works - a similar profile property is already available in the BestPractice for Malfunctions since quite a while.

Eckhardt

medini_1047650437

Hi Nils,

It works, thank you very much~

Qianqian

medini_1057179964

Dear All

On our side we want also to add guidewords in FMEA but we have Malfunctions and Failure modes. We need to have this

self.element.oclAsType(safetyModel::Malfunction).mediniGetOpposites('value').oclAsType(hazop::GuidewordToFailuresMapEntry).key.oclAsType(hazop::Guideword).name
self.element.oclAsType(safetyModel::FailureMode).mediniGetOpposites('value').oclAsType(hazop::GuidewordToFailuresMapEntry).key.oclAsType(hazop::Guideword).name

but it not works

how to merge ?

Thank you for your help

medini_1023909254

Hello Philippe,

I suppose this shall be a profile property of FMEA-Failure? In that case the following OCL should do it:

self.element.oclAsType(safetyModel::CauseEffect).mediniGetOpposites('value')

Eckhardt

medini_1057179964

Perfects

it works

Thanks

Philippe