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Jaz
Jaz
Level IV

Changing Column Data Types

Hi,

 

I wanted to change my column data types to continuous and numeric but the following is giving me a scriptable[] error, I'm not sure what that means.

Column(dt, 1) << Data Type( Numeric ); Column(dt, 1) << Set Modeling Type (Conitnuous);

So, I used this next line of code:

 

dt:Column(1) << Data Type( Numeric );
dt:Column(1) << Set Modeling Type( Continuous );

But it still doesn't like it.

 

 

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

 

 

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Changing Column Data Types

n your first example, the word Continuous is spelled incorrectly.

In the second example, the reference to your column is incorrect.  It should be:

Column(dt,1) << Data Type( Numeric );
Column(dt,1) << Set Modeling Type( Continuous );

or it could be collapsed into one statement

Column(dt,1) << Data Type( Numeric ) << Set Modeling Type( Continuous );
Jim

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Changing Column Data Types

n your first example, the word Continuous is spelled incorrectly.

In the second example, the reference to your column is incorrect.  It should be:

Column(dt,1) << Data Type( Numeric );
Column(dt,1) << Set Modeling Type( Continuous );

or it could be collapsed into one statement

Column(dt,1) << Data Type( Numeric ) << Set Modeling Type( Continuous );
Jim
Jaz
Jaz
Level IV

Re: Changing Column Data Types

Thanks.

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