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Abort triggered by error $198
#1
Hello,

I noticed a new type of error « $198 » i never faced before…
I just have a small model with less than 10 technologies. I checked the .lst file but certainly I should have missed something because I could not find a solution to the error unfortunately. Do you have any idea please?
Here is the .lst file
Thanks in advance


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#2
The error 198 is:  "Set used in 'ord' or lag is not ordered." and the set in question is COM_VAR.
The SET COM_VAR includes only the following elements: NET, PRD, COMNET, COMPRD.

This error tends to suggest that you may have used one of these labels as a timeslice name.  Could you please confirm whether this is so or not?  If not, then the error is quite strange; I don't know any other reason how this set would become un-ordered.  

But let's first rule out the first possibility...  maybe you could post the base_ts.dd and the BASE.run files to make sure?

[EDIT:] Ahh... probably you have chosen PRD as a timeslice name. Because "printemps" is spring in French, PRD might get chosen for "spring day" and so maybe it was not such a good idea to make that set ordered.  What do you think, should PRD (and/or NET) be allowed as a timeslice name?
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#3
Thank you Antti!

You are totally right! One timeslice had the name PRD so it was creating the problem at the end. Thank you very much for your help.
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#4
Thanks.   Blush
So, can you manage with it by changing the timeslice name to e.g. SPD instead, or should the TIMES code be changed to allow for PRD?
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#5
I think i will just choose the simplest way, changing the timeslice name Smile
Thanks again for your super help
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