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The CPM Procedure |
The CPM procedure uses activity, resource, and holiday data from several different data sets with key variable names being used to identify the appropriate information. Table 2.24 lists all of the variables associated with each input data set and their interpretation by the CPM procedure. The variables are grouped according to the statement that they are identified in. Some variables use default names and are not required to be identified in any statement.
Table 2.24: PROC CPM Input Data Sets and Associated VariablesData Set | Statement | Variable Name | Interpretation |
CALEDATA | CALID | CALID | Calendar corresponding |
to work pattern | |||
Default | D_LENGTH | Length of standard | |
names | work day | ||
_SUN_ | Work pattern on day of | ||
... | week, valid values: | ||
_SAT_ | WORKDAY, HOLIDAY, or one | ||
of the numeric variables | |||
in the Workday data set | |||
DATA | ACTIVITY | ACTIVITY | Activity in AON format |
ACTUAL | A_START | Actual start time of activity | |
A_FINISH | Actual finish time of activity | ||
REMDUR | Remaining duration | ||
PCTCOMP | Percentage of work | ||
completed | |||
ALIGNDATE | ALIGNDATE | Time constraint on | |
activity | |||
ALIGNTYPE | ALIGNTYPE | Type of time constraint, | |
valid values: SGE, SEQ, | |||
SLE, FGE, FEQ, FLE, MS, | |||
MF | |||
BASELINE | B_START | Baseline start time | |
of activity | |||
B_FINISH | Baseline finish time | ||
of activity | |||
CALID | CALID | Calendar followed by | |
activity | |||
DURATION | DURATION | Duration of activity | |
FINISH | Finish time of activity | ||
START | Start time of activity | ||
HEADNODE | HEADNODE | Head of arrow (arc) in | |
AOA format | |||
ID | ID | Additional project | |
information | |||
PROJECT | PROJECT | Project to which activity | |
belongs | |||
RESOURCE | ACTDELAY | Activity delay | |
ACTPRTY | Activity priority | ||
MAXNSEGMT | Maximum number of | ||
segments | |||
MINSEGMTDUR | Minimum duration of a | ||
segment | |||
RESOURCE | Amount of resource | ||
required | |||
WORK | Amount of work required | ||
SUCCESSOR | SUCCESSOR | Successor in AON format | |
LAG | Nonstandard precedence | ||
relationship | |||
TAILNODE | TAILNODE | Tail of arrow (arc) in | |
AOA format | |||
HOLIDATA | CALID | CALID | Calendar to which |
holiday applies | |||
HOLIDAY | HOLIDAY | Start of holiday | |
HOLIDUR | Duration of holiday | ||
HOLIFIN | End of holiday | ||
RESOURCEIN | RESOURCE | OBSTYPE | Type of observation; |
valid values: RESLEVEL, | |||
RESTYPE, SUPLEVEL, | |||
RESPRTY, ALTRATE, | |||
ALTPRTY | |||
PERIOD | Time from which resource | ||
is available | |||
RESID | Resource for which | ||
alternates are given | |||
RESOURCE | Resource type, priority, | ||
availability, alternate | |||
rate, alternate priority | |||
WORKDATA | Any numeric | On-off pattern of work | |
variable | (shift definition) |
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