New Score functionality

ERuifrok

Hi Solibri team,

Great to see the new score functionality. Very good to see insight in checking results is on the priority list. As a coincidence I’ve been trying to get a similar thing working over the past weeks for one of our projects which made me very interested to see this new functionality. But this also lead to a disappointment to see this functionality doesn’t give me what I’m looking for.

Which brings me to the question, would it be possible to provide users access to the data behind these graphs. Every company/project will have it’s own requests and requirements to get insight in checking results. And I think most of the advanced users of Solibri will know how to use Power-BI or similar data visualization tools. Personally I’d really like to play around with the data behind the checking results but Solibri doesn’t provide me easy access. So my request is can you please provide access to the data provided by the rulesets so we can do with it what we like? And don’t keep this in a dashboard functionality locked inside of Solibri which will never have the functionality of Power-BI or similar tools? I’m more then happy to provide additional explanation on the above.

Thanks,

Ewoud

lasse.lindqvist

Hi. One way to export checking results to Power-BI is to use a custom view to export them into an SQLite database then import that into Power-BI.
See https://github.com/Solibri/api-examples/blob/master/view-examples/src/main/java/com/solibri/smc/api/view/examples/CheckingResultsExporterView.java and https://society.solibri.com/topic/564/view-api

JSN

@lasse-lindqvist

Hi, here also from my side again a question about the discrepancy of the keys of different rules as I think we have a common goal in mind. Why don’t they have all the same delimiter “$”? It would be rather easy to split the strings up for further filtering but with 203/230/9 it is always a bit different (WrongValueProblem$ / NO_VALUE… / WRONG_VALUE…/ …). Moreover I think for 203 it lists 2x the entity which does not make it easier as well …

lasse.lindqvist

@jsn The key used is somewhat arbitrary. Really all usable information should come from other things than the key. For example parsing the components from the key is not a good idea, when you can just call Result.getRelatedComponents or Result.getInvolvedComponents(). Same with Result name and description.

Matti

@eruifrok said in New Score functionality:

Which brings me to the question, would it be possible to provide users access to the data behind these graphs.

Score data can be accessed using Solibri 9.12.6 Java API. The API documentation will be soon updated on the Solibri Developer Platform.

Project project = SMC.getProject();
Industry industry = project.setIndustry(Industry.CONSTRUCTION);
Industry industry = project.getIndustry();
List<Score> scores = project.getScores(industry, fromTime, toTime);