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How to check for schematic last save and last extracted in OA

vlau2
vlau2 over 16 years ago

I have a piece of SKILL code in cdba that used 2 database data:

cv~>lastSchematicExtraction

cv~>instanceLastChanged

which now returns nil in OA. 

I want to check whether this schematic needs to checkNSave (extract) again.

What is the equivalent functions in OA?

 

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  • skillUser
    skillUser over 16 years ago

    Hi,

    for the lastSchematicExtraction you can use the following function under OpenAccess:

    dbIsConnCurrent(cv)

    I think for the instancesLastChanged property, cellview counters are used instead - the function dbSetConnCurrent() can be used to bring the counter up to date.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 16 years ago

    By the way. dbIsConnCurrent() also works in CDB versions (it was added a few years ago), so the best thing is to always use that, and then it will work with either underlying database.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • vlau2
    vlau2 over 16 years ago

    Yes,

    The function dbIsConnCurrent( cv ) is what I am looking for.

    Thanks,

    -Vincent.

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