Open mariusmjp opened 3 years ago
Hi
the dbOveraly option has been replaced with the following two options (I yet have to add these pieces to the help)
The old dbOverlay did both of these things at the same time.
Also, for merging two databanks, you can use the databank.merge function, see help databank.merge
output = databank.merge(action, input1, input2, ...)
where the first input argument action defines what to do if two fields of the same name are found in both input1, input2, (input3, ...). The action can be one of the following
Hope this helps Best Jaromir
On Fri, Nov 6, 2020 at 2:40 AM mariusmjp notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi Jaromir,
First I want just to say thank you a lot for your assistance. I found a problem with dboverlay option. DbOverlay = true seems doesn't add my variables not present in my model with Iris >= 2020 . That will be good if we can have the same behavior than Iris 2015 where we have a function dbase/dboverlay.m which called by simulate command and add the list of variables present in dbin to dbout and doesn't care if the variables is present in model object or not.
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Hi Jaromir,
First I want just to say thank you a lot for your assistance. I found a problem with dboverlay option. DbOverlay = true seems doesn't add my variables not present in my model with Iris >= 2020 . That will be good if we can have the same behavior than Iris 2015 where we have a function dbase/dboverlay.m which called by simulate command and add the list of variables present in dbin to dbout and doesn't care if the variables is present in model object or not.