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How to let adeXL (assembler) reevaluate the result if adeXL is accidently killed

Dear Here,

I am using virtuoso6.1.7. I had a simulation job running with adexl on for days. Then at a certain moment, virtuoso was frozen due to some operation. At the end, we had to kill the virtuoso. But the simulation job was not killed and managed to finish on the server.

So if I use result browser, all of my data are there. But when I restart the adexl, I see the job status is " running" , which in fact is finished. If I click the re-evaluted button, the result cannot be reevaluate and the job status is the same.

As the screenshot shows, my job was running like this. After adex was killed, my simulation was still running on the server till finished. Then I reopen the adexl section, and if I click "view results", it shows the same as it was frozen. And if I click reevaluate, it doesnot really reevaluate. Does anyone know how to reevaluate in such case? Using the data to evaluate the expression is very important in this case.

Many thanks,

Andrew Beckett over 5 years ago

You'll need to contact customer support. I wrote some code for fixing this (actually it's for another purpose, but can be used for this too) but it's not something I can post in a public forum. The AE can contact me for more details if they are unaware of this code.

Andrew.
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ShawnLogan over 5 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Dear kering,

This happens frequently and can be avoided through the use of an ocean script to access all your data and compile it. If Andrew's suggestion is not working for you and you could use the basic script, I will provide it for your use. Of course, you could also just modify the ocean script that Explorer/Assembler produces to access your data.

Shawn
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kerong over 5 years ago in reply to ShawnLogan

Hi Shawn, I am very appreciated, if you can provide your scripts to me.!!
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kerong over 5 years ago in reply to ShawnLogan

i have very tight schedule, rerun costs me a lot of time...
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Andrew Beckett over 5 years ago in reply to kerong

The approach using my fix code doesn’t require you to re-run anything and the results will still appear in ADE XL. All you need to do is contact customer support...
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kerong over 5 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Andrew, how shall do I contact customer support? via the link of this website?
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Andrew Beckett over 5 years ago in reply to kerong

I already put the link in my first suggestion to use customer support (I just didn't in the reply a couple of hours ago because I was doing that on my phone), but here it is again: http://support.cadence.com

Andrew.
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kerong over 5 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Hi Andrew, Sorry for the stupid question. I am in the customer support site, then who I shall contact with? Or I shall repeat my question somewhere?
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Andrew Beckett over 5 years ago in reply to kerong

Having logged in, go to Cases->Submit Case and enter the description of the product and problem there - you can always include a reference to this thread as a URL to help guide the application engineer. Here's where it is on the page:

Andrew
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kerong over 5 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Thanks a Lot!
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