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refresh of results in a runplan

AhmedG

Hi, is there a way to refresh results of all children runs of a run plan at once, in other words without opening each children run and refreshing it individually? Many thanks!

  • What version are you using? (the subversion reported by Help->About in any Virtuoso window). I suspect it's something old, because normally when running a run plan you get something like this:

    This shows the progress, and you can open either the individual run plan children (links on the left) or the Open All button on the top-right. Nothing needs refreshing...

    It's been this way for a while...

    Andrew

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hi Andrew, thanks for your reply. sorry for being not so comprehensive with my inquiry. I am asking in the case that I changed some expressions after the simulation is done, if I can refresh all children runs in a run plan in one step. I tried already the refresh bottom on the parent run (like the window you have attached above) and it didn't work (also with full and all refresh).

    I am using this version: IC23.1-64b.ISR7.27

    Many thanks!
    Ahmed

  • in reply to AhmedG

    Ahmed,

    OK, the fact that you used the term "refresh" rather than "re-evaluate" (which is what it is called on the UI) threw me off track.

    This is not possible currently - as you have seen, you get a message if you try to use the "Re-evaluate" icon from the parent run:

    ERROR (ASSEMBLER-8015): Cannot re-evaluate the results for history 'Plan.1' because this history is part of a group run.

    This seems like a useful enhancement, so I would suggest you contact customer support (submit a support case after logging in) and request an enhancement change request to be filed on your behalf.

    Regards,

    Andrew

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thanks Andrew and sorry for the sub optimal wording.. I will take your suggestion forward then... have a nice day.

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