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Issue with DRC - "run is invalid"

apaj

Hello,

when I try to run BEOL DRC everything seems to be in order. I don't get any errors, Assura successfully loads .rul and .rsf files, and .log file keeps feeling up normaly. I see all the errorchecks being performed and in the end I get "Assura terminated successfully!" message.

Nevertheless, it asks me whether I want to see the output and when I click Yes (or Ok, or whatever is there) it starts a window with a message (the same appears in CIW):

"The run "nameOfMyRun" in "myFolder" is invalid!"

and it offers me to click Ok. When I do - nothing else happens.

Please, would anybody have an idea what is going on?

Thank you very much.

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  • apaj

     Hm... Somehow I completely neglected your last sentence... I just saw that you are telling me to open the run manually in the end.

    And yes... I do get the Error Layer Window - thank you very much!

    But, since we are already here - what do you think, why does any of this happen? I mean, why not open it normally?

    Also, rereading my post, I noticed one more thing. When Assura is printing some path within <ASSURAHOME> it puts two slashes one after another, e.g.:

    <ASSURAHOME>/assura//tools/assura/bin/avcallproc

    What is that?

    Regards.

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  • apaj

     Hm... Somehow I completely neglected your last sentence... I just saw that you are telling me to open the run manually in the end.

    And yes... I do get the Error Layer Window - thank you very much!

    But, since we are already here - what do you think, why does any of this happen? I mean, why not open it normally?

    Also, rereading my post, I noticed one more thing. When Assura is printing some path within <ASSURAHOME> it puts two slashes one after another, e.g.:

    <ASSURAHOME>/assura//tools/assura/bin/avcallproc

    What is that?

    Regards.

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