How to model a consitent database in alloy?
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Alloy newbie here. I'm trying to model a medical database containing user and some medical information.
sig User
name: one String,
surname: one String,
socialNumber: one String,
address: one String,
age: one Int,
registration: one UserCredential,
healthStatus: one HealthInformation
age>0
sig UserCredential
user: one String,
pass: one String,
mail: one String
sig HealthInformation
sig Data4Help
users: some User,
pred show(d:Data4Help)
#d.users>1
run show for 10
The analyzer tell me the model is inconsistent:
Executing "Run show for 10"
Solver=sat4j Bitwidth=4 MaxSeq=7 SkolemDepth=1 Symmetry=20
5448 vars. 510 primary vars. 12578 clauses. 16ms.
No instance found. Predicate may be inconsistent. 0ms.
Can you guys tell me why? All I want is having the database "Data4Help" linked to some users, probably the definition of the relation is incorrect but I don't know why.
Thank you
modeling alloy
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Alloy newbie here. I'm trying to model a medical database containing user and some medical information.
sig User
name: one String,
surname: one String,
socialNumber: one String,
address: one String,
age: one Int,
registration: one UserCredential,
healthStatus: one HealthInformation
age>0
sig UserCredential
user: one String,
pass: one String,
mail: one String
sig HealthInformation
sig Data4Help
users: some User,
pred show(d:Data4Help)
#d.users>1
run show for 10
The analyzer tell me the model is inconsistent:
Executing "Run show for 10"
Solver=sat4j Bitwidth=4 MaxSeq=7 SkolemDepth=1 Symmetry=20
5448 vars. 510 primary vars. 12578 clauses. 16ms.
No instance found. Predicate may be inconsistent. 0ms.
Can you guys tell me why? All I want is having the database "Data4Help" linked to some users, probably the definition of the relation is incorrect but I don't know why.
Thank you
modeling alloy
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Alloy newbie here. I'm trying to model a medical database containing user and some medical information.
sig User
name: one String,
surname: one String,
socialNumber: one String,
address: one String,
age: one Int,
registration: one UserCredential,
healthStatus: one HealthInformation
age>0
sig UserCredential
user: one String,
pass: one String,
mail: one String
sig HealthInformation
sig Data4Help
users: some User,
pred show(d:Data4Help)
#d.users>1
run show for 10
The analyzer tell me the model is inconsistent:
Executing "Run show for 10"
Solver=sat4j Bitwidth=4 MaxSeq=7 SkolemDepth=1 Symmetry=20
5448 vars. 510 primary vars. 12578 clauses. 16ms.
No instance found. Predicate may be inconsistent. 0ms.
Can you guys tell me why? All I want is having the database "Data4Help" linked to some users, probably the definition of the relation is incorrect but I don't know why.
Thank you
modeling alloy
Alloy newbie here. I'm trying to model a medical database containing user and some medical information.
sig User
name: one String,
surname: one String,
socialNumber: one String,
address: one String,
age: one Int,
registration: one UserCredential,
healthStatus: one HealthInformation
age>0
sig UserCredential
user: one String,
pass: one String,
mail: one String
sig HealthInformation
sig Data4Help
users: some User,
pred show(d:Data4Help)
#d.users>1
run show for 10
The analyzer tell me the model is inconsistent:
Executing "Run show for 10"
Solver=sat4j Bitwidth=4 MaxSeq=7 SkolemDepth=1 Symmetry=20
5448 vars. 510 primary vars. 12578 clauses. 16ms.
No instance found. Predicate may be inconsistent. 0ms.
Can you guys tell me why? All I want is having the database "Data4Help" linked to some users, probably the definition of the relation is incorrect but I don't know why.
Thank you
modeling alloy
modeling alloy
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asked Nov 10 at 16:56
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The problem is that Alloy has some troubles with Strings. By default, the String signature defines an empty set of atoms. If you want to use Strings in your model, you will have to populate that set with "your own Strings".
See How to use String in Alloy?
In your model, you could add this simple fact
fact initPoolOfString
String in "insert"+ "your"+"dummy" + "strings" + "here"
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The problem is that Alloy has some troubles with Strings. By default, the String signature defines an empty set of atoms. If you want to use Strings in your model, you will have to populate that set with "your own Strings".
See How to use String in Alloy?
In your model, you could add this simple fact
fact initPoolOfString
String in "insert"+ "your"+"dummy" + "strings" + "here"
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The problem is that Alloy has some troubles with Strings. By default, the String signature defines an empty set of atoms. If you want to use Strings in your model, you will have to populate that set with "your own Strings".
See How to use String in Alloy?
In your model, you could add this simple fact
fact initPoolOfString
String in "insert"+ "your"+"dummy" + "strings" + "here"
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The problem is that Alloy has some troubles with Strings. By default, the String signature defines an empty set of atoms. If you want to use Strings in your model, you will have to populate that set with "your own Strings".
See How to use String in Alloy?
In your model, you could add this simple fact
fact initPoolOfString
String in "insert"+ "your"+"dummy" + "strings" + "here"
The problem is that Alloy has some troubles with Strings. By default, the String signature defines an empty set of atoms. If you want to use Strings in your model, you will have to populate that set with "your own Strings".
See How to use String in Alloy?
In your model, you could add this simple fact
fact initPoolOfString
String in "insert"+ "your"+"dummy" + "strings" + "here"
answered Nov 19 at 14:02
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