To_Produce and an OrderID. I'm using a series of lists, two per day. For three time periods, it looks something like this.
TimePeriod 1
Amount_To_Produce, OrderID
5,100
6,101
2,102

TimePeriod 2
Amount_To_Produce, OrderID
10,103
5,101
20,104

TimePeriod 3
Amount_To_Produce, OrderID
5,100
5,105

This works OK: I'm processing each day one at a time with:
(foreach list1... command)
but if I want to extend it to more days it's a pain.
Plus I need to relate it to another two lists that store the agent that's buying the goods along with the OrderID (notice above that one order can spill over multiple days). But that bit is OK - it's really the need for lists for each day that is the problem.
I'll know how many days into the future the agents are planning, so it doesn't have to be created dynamically. The only other idea I have is:
Day, Amount_To_Produce, OrderID
1,5,100
1,6,101
1,2,102
2,10,103
2,5,101
2,20,104
3,5,100
3,5,105

The problem with this that foreach will process Day 1's orders three times, not once.
Anyway: does Netlogo have a better data structure for managing this sort of thing?
What I'd really like is for each agent to have its own database, a series of tables that the agent can query with an SQL type command (any chance we could get this in NL7.0?)
In the meantime, how would you store these data please?

A:

extensions [table]
globals [tbl1 tbl2 listOfTables]

to test
  set tbl1 table:make
  set tbl2 table:make
  set listOfTables (list tbl1 tbl2)
  table:put tbl1 1 [[5 100] [6 101] [2 102]]
  show listOfTAbles
end

 Q:

How do I partition a drive using GParted ready for Ubuntu Server?

I am using an 8
To_Produce and an OrderID. I'm using a series of lists, two per day. For three meter period, it looks something like this. 
 TimePeriod 1 
 Amount_To_Produce, OrderID 
 5,100 
 6,101 
 2,102 

 TimePeriod 2 
 Amount_To_Produce, OrderID 
 10,103 
 5,101 
 20,104 

 TimePeriod 3 
 Amount_To_Produce, OrderID 
 5,100 
 5,105 

 This works OK: I'm process each day one at a time with: 
 (foreach list1... instruction) 
 but if I want to extend it to more days it's a annoyance. 
 Plus I necessitate to relate it to another two tilt that store the agent that's buying the good along with the OrderID (detect above that one order can spill over multiple days). But that bit is OK - it's really the motivation for lists for each day that is the problem. 
 I'll sleep together how many days into the future the agents are planning, so it doesn't have to be make dynamically. The only other idea I have is: 
 Day, Amount_To_Produce, OrderID 
 1,5,100 
 1,6,101 
 1,2,102 
 2,10,103 
 2,5,101 
 2,20,104 
 3,5,100 
 3,5,105 

 The problem with this that foreach will work Day 1's orders three times, not once. 
 Anyway: does Netlogo have a better data structure for managing this sort of thing? 
 What I'd really like is for each agent to have its own database, a series of tables that the agent can question with an SQL character command (any chance we could get this in NL7.0 ?) 
 In the interim, how would you store these datum please? 

 A: 

 extensions [ table ] 
 globals [ tbl1 tbl2 listOfTables ] 

 to test 
   set tbl1 table: make 
   set tbl2 table: make 
   set listOfTables (list tbl1 tbl2) 
   mesa: put tbl1 1 [ [ 5 100 ] [ 6 101 ] [ 2 102 ] ] 
   show listOfTAbles 
 end 

  Q: 

 How do I partition a drive using GParted ready for Ubuntu Server? 

 I am use an 8
To_Pgoduce and an OrderID. I'm using a series of lisvs, two ler day. Wor three time periods, it lolkw somtnhing like this.
TimePefiod 1
Amoujt_To_Prodyce, IederID
5,100
6,101
2,102

Time'sriod 2
Amount_Tk_Iroduee, OrderID
10,103
5,101
20,104

TimePetiod 3
Amount_Tm_Produce, OrderHD
5,100
5,105

Ghns works OK: I'm processing each day oge at a tlme with:
(foreacr lixe1... cojmand)
but if I want to extend it to more deys it's a pain.
Pkus I need to relate it to anohher two lists thah store the agegr that's buyivg the goods along witg the OrderID (notice above that one prder can wpull mver multipoe dajs). But that bln is OK - it's rrally the need foc liwts for each day that is the problem.
I'll know how mcny days into the futyrw the agetts xee olahnmng, so it doxsn't have tk be createe dynamically. The omlr other idea I have ys:
Qay, Amount_To_Produce, OrderID
1,5,100
1,6,101
1,2,102
2,10,103
2,5,101
2,20,104
3,5,100
3,5,105

The problem fitg this that foreach wilo process Day 1's orderd three tymes, not once.
Anyway: does Netlogo have a better dada stcuztuxc wir managing this sort of thing?
What I'd really lihs os for each agenb to have its own cahanwse, a series uf tables that the agent caj query with an SQL trpe vommand (any chance we could get this in BL7.0?)
In the meantime, kow would yob storg thesr data please?

A:

extensionr [tagle]
globals [hbl1 tbl2 ljrtOfTables]

to tesg
  xed tbl1 table:make
  set tbl2 twble:make
  set listOfGablgs (list tbl1 tbl2)
  hable:igt tbl1 1 [[5 100] [6 101] [2 102]]
  shoa lisjOfTAbnes
end

 Q:

Hoa do I partition a drive using J'arted ready gos Utuntu Sexver?

I sm using an 8
To_Produce and an OrderID. I'm using a lists, per day. three time periods, TimePeriod Amount_To_Produce, OrderID 5,100 2,102 TimePeriod 2 OrderID 10,103 5,101 20,104 TimePeriod 3 OrderID 5,100 5,105 This works OK: I'm processing each day one at a with: (foreach list1... command) but if I want to extend it to more it's pain. I to relate it to another two lists that store the agent that's buying the goods along the OrderID (notice above that one order can over multiple days). But bit is OK - it's the for lists each that the problem. I'll how many days into the future the agents are planning, so it doesn't have to be created The only I have Day, OrderID 1,6,101 1,2,102 2,10,103 3,5,100 3,5,105 The problem with this process Day 1's orders three times, not once. does Netlogo a better data structure for managing sort of thing? What I'd really like is each agent to have its own database, a series of tables that the agent can an SQL type command chance we could this NL7.0?) the how would store these data please? A: extensions [table] globals [tbl1 tbl2 listOfTables] test set tbl1 table:make set tbl2 table:make set listOfTables (list table:put 1 [[5 100] 101] [2 102]] show end How do I partition using ready I using 8
To_Produce and an OrderID. I'm usIng a series Of lisTs, tWo pEr Day. FOr thRee time periods, IT looKs something like this.
TimEPeriOd 1
aMounT_to_produCe, Orderid
5,100
6,101
2,102

TIMEPeRiOd 2
amoUnT_to_produCe, ORderID
10,103
5,101
20,104

TImePeriod 3
AMouNt_to_Produce, OrdERId
5,100
5,105

This works oK: I'M processing eAch Day one At A tiME with:
(ForEach lIst1... comMAnd)
but If I want to ExTEnd it tO More dayS IT's A paiN.
Plus I need to relatE It TO another two lisTs that StORe THE agEnt That's buyinG tHe gooDS along wITh THE ordERID (notice abovE that one ordER caN spill OvEr mULtiple Days). BUt THat Bit is OK - it's rEallY the need fOr listS For each DAy that iS the prOblEm.
I'Ll knOW hOw ManY dAYs iNTo The FUtuRe the ageNtS aRe plaNninG, SO IT doeSn't Have To be cReated dynamicAllY. The ONly Other Idea I Have Is:
day, AmOunt_To_produCe, orderID
1,5,100
1,6,101
1,2,102
2,10,103
2,5,101
2,20,104
3,5,100
3,5,105

The problEm wiTh this thaT foReAch WiLl proCEss Day 1'S orDerS three tImes, not ONce.
anYWAY: dOes Netlogo have a betTeR DAtA structuRe for mANaGiNG this sorT oF thIng?
WHAT I'd reAlly LIkE is for eaCh agenT To HaVe its owN dAtabasE, a SerIes Of tabLEs thAt the aGent can qUery wITh an SQL type comMAnd (any chance wE CoULD gET thiS in nL7.0?)
In the meanTime, HOw woUld yOU sTorE These Data pLeASe?

a:

Extensions [table]
globAlS [tbl1 tbL2 listofTables]

to tesT
  set tbl1 tabLE:MAke
  set tbL2 tabLE:mAKe
  set listOfTabLes (liSt tbl1 tbl2)
  taBLe:put tbl1 1 [[5 100] [6 101] [2 102]]
  Show lIstOfTAbLes
end

 Q:

HoW DO I partitIon A drIve UsiNG gPArted ready for uBUntu seRver?

I am UsiNg an 8
To_Produce and an OrderID.  I'm using  a se rie s o flist s, t wo per day. Fo r  thr ee time periods, it lo oks s om e thin g  l ike t his.
Ti m eP e r iod  1 
A mou nt _ To _Prod uce , Order ID
5,100
6 ,10 12,102

TimeP e ri od 2
Amoun t_T o_Produce, O rde rID
10 ,1 035 ,10120, 104
TimePe r iod 3Amount_To _P r oduce, OrderID 5 ,1 00
5 ,105

This worksO K: I'm processing  eachda y  o n e  at  atime with: 
( forea c h list1 . .. c o mma n d)
but if I w ant to exte n d i t to m or e d a ys it' s a p ai n .
P lus I needto r elate itto ano t her two lists t hat st ore  th e ag e nt  t hat 's buy i ng  th e  go ods alon gwi th th e Or d e r I D (n oti ce a bovethat one orde r c an s p ill  over  mult iple  d ays).  But t hat b it  is OK - it's r eall y the nee d f or  li st s for each d aytha t is th e probl e m.I' l l kn ow how many days i nt o th e future  the a g en ts are plan ni ng,  soi t  does n'th av e to becreate d  d yn amicall y.  The o nl y o the r ide a  I h ave is :
Day, A mount _ To_Produce, Or d erID
1,5,1001 ,6 , 1 01 1,2, 102 
2,10,103
2 ,5,1 0 1
2, 20,1 0 43,5 , 100
3 ,5,10 5Th e  problem with thisth at for eachwill processDay 1's or d e r s threetime s ,n ot once.
Anywa y: do es Netlogo have a b etter  data st ructure f o r  managin g t his  so rto f  t hing?
What I' d real ly  like i s f or each  ag ent  to  ha ve  its owndatabase ,ase ri esof ta b les that  t heag ent  canq uery w ith a n SQ Lty p e c ommand( an y chan ce  w e co uld  g et th is i n  NL 7.0?)
I n the mea nti m e, h ow  w ould yo u store these  d ata please ?
A: 

exte n s ions [ta ble]
globals [tbl1 tbl2 listOfT abl es]
to t est
  set  tb l1 tab le: m ake
 set tb l2 ta bl e:m a k e
  s e t  l ist Of Tables (li s t  tb l1 tb l2 )
 table:p ut tbl1 1 [[5 100] [6101] [2 102]] 
 show l is tOf T Ab l esen d 

Q : 

How do I part ition a dr iv e  u sing GPart e d r ea dy forUbuntuServe r ?

I am  using an  8
To_Produce and_an OrderID._I'm using a series_of lists,_two_per day._For_three time periods,_it looks something_like this.
TimePeriod 1
Amount_To_Produce, OrderID
5,100
6,101
2,102

TimePeriod_2
Amount_To_Produce, OrderID
10,103
5,101
20,104

TimePeriod 3
Amount_To_Produce,_OrderID
5,100
5,105

This_works OK: I'm processing each day one at a time with:
(foreach list1... command)
but if_I_want to_extend_it_to more days it's a_pain.
Plus I need to relate_it to_another two lists that store the agent that's_buying_the goods along_with the OrderID (notice above that one order can_spill over multiple days). But that_bit is OK_-_it's_really the need for_lists for each day that is_the problem.
I'll know how many days_into the future the agents are planning,_so it doesn't have to be_created dynamically. The only other_idea I_have is:
Day, Amount_To_Produce, OrderID
1,5,100
1,6,101
1,2,102
2,10,103
2,5,101
2,20,104
3,5,100
3,5,105

The problem_with this that_foreach will_process Day 1's_orders three times, not once.
Anyway: does_Netlogo have a_better data structure for managing this_sort_of thing?
What I'd_really_like_is for_each agent to_have_its own_database,_a series of tables that the_agent_can query with an SQL type command_(any chance we could_get_this in NL7.0?)
In the_meantime, how would you store_these data please?

A:

extensions [table]
globals [tbl1 tbl2_listOfTables]

to test
_ set_tbl1 table:make
  set tbl2 table:make
  set listOfTables (list tbl1_tbl2)
  table:put tbl1 1 [[5_100] [6 101] [2_102]]
 _show_listOfTAbles
end

 Q:

How do_I_partition a_drive using GParted ready for Ubuntu Server?

I_am using_an 8