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axlExportOutputView creates an empty file

adeuser777

Hi,

I am trying to run adexl simulations using axl commands as below.

 

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axlsession=axlCreateSession(getCurrentTime())

hsdb_session=axlSetMainSetupDBLCV(axlsession "testlib" "top" "adexl" ?mode "r")

runID = axlRunAllTestsWithCallback( axlsession "Single Run, Sweeps and Corners" "PostProc()" )

 

procedure(PostProc()

axlExportOutputView(axlsession "/tmp/export.csv" "Detail" ?history "Interactive.0")

)

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This creates an empty file. Any idea what could be going wrong?

 

My end goal is export the measurement name and values to a text file using axl command.

 

Other options I tried:

 

1) axlWriteDatasheet(axlsession axlGetHistoryEntry(hsdb_session "Interactive.0"))

It doesn't create it propertly. Probably because I am opening ADEXL in "r" mode.

 

2) a = axlGetHistoryResults(axlGetRunData(axlsession runID))

axlViewResDB(a)

This opens a table with measurement and variable values. But I don't find an option to export this to file.

 

3) a = axlGetHistoryResults(axlsession runID))

axlOpenResDB(a) ~> ?

This returns options which I could use to retrieve measurement values but they are of type "funcobj". Not sure how to read it.

 

Thanks,

Ram

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  • Andrew Beckett

    The first doesn't work (currently) unless the UI is opened. I have a CCR for this, 942599. 

    The third you can find out by doing:

    resDB=axlOpenResDB(a)
    resDB->help()

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    The first doesn't work (currently) unless the UI is opened. I have a CCR for this, 942599. 

    The third you can find out by doing:

    resDB=axlOpenResDB(a)
    resDB->help()

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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