关于TimeMeasurementStart/End的生产时间测量问题求助

Hey there! Let’s work through your productiontime measurement problem step by step. From what you’ve shared, your goal is to start timing before an assembler begins putting different agents together, and you’ve hit an error while setting this up.

Since I can’t view the error image directly, here are common issues and fixes based on similar production time tracking scenarios:

• Validate trigger timing: Double-check that your timer starts exactly when the pre-assembly action happens (e.g., when the assembler initiates agent preparation, not mid-assembly). Tying the trigger to the wrong event can cause errors or incorrect time logs.
• Check variable initialization: Make sure the productiontime variable is reset or initialized properly before each new assembly cycle. If it holds old values from previous runs, it can lead to unexpected behavior or calculation errors.
• Verify permissions: If your system relies on the assembler’s user role to trigger the timer, confirm they have the necessary permissions to start the timing event. Missing access rights often cause silent failures or explicit error messages.
• Fix data type mismatches: Ensure productiontime uses the correct data type (e.g., a numeric timestamp or duration value). Storing it as a string when the system expects a number (or vice versa) will almost certainly throw errors.
• Add debug logs: Insert detailed logs right before and when the timer starts—log details like the assembler ID, agent IDs involved, and the exact timestamp the trigger fires. This will help you pinpoint exactly where the error occurs.

If you can share a snippet of the code/workflow where the timer is initiated, or describe the error message in detail (what it says, when it pops up), I can give you more targeted help!

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Walter Schneider