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ocean OA writing outputsummary to a file

VictorB

Hi ,

When running ocean scripts, the result can be written to screen with the ocean command ocnxlOutputSummary().

How can this be written to a file, or just as in adexl, export to csv.

I couldn't find the command in the cadence help database.

rgds

Robert

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  • Robert,

    Here's a little bit of info from my OCEAN training class, where I describe how to do this:

    Currently the ocnxlOutputSummary does not support writing the summary
    information to a file. If you want to do this, the following wrapper around
    ocnxlOutputSummary may be used. This takes the same arguments as
    ocnxlOutputSummary, but adds an extra ?output argument to allow a file output
    handle to be specified:

    procedure(TrOcnxlOutputSummary(@key (output poport) @rest args)
     let(((poport output))
      apply(’ocnxlOutputSummary args)
     )
    )

    An example of using this:

    prt=outfile("summaryReport.txt")
    TrOcnxlOutputSummary(?output prt ?exprSummary t ?detailed nil)
    close(prt)

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Robert,

    Here's a little bit of info from my OCEAN training class, where I describe how to do this:

    Currently the ocnxlOutputSummary does not support writing the summary
    information to a file. If you want to do this, the following wrapper around
    ocnxlOutputSummary may be used. This takes the same arguments as
    ocnxlOutputSummary, but adds an extra ?output argument to allow a file output
    handle to be specified:

    procedure(TrOcnxlOutputSummary(@key (output poport) @rest args)
     let(((poport output))
      apply(’ocnxlOutputSummary args)
     )
    )

    An example of using this:

    prt=outfile("summaryReport.txt")
    TrOcnxlOutputSummary(?output prt ?exprSummary t ?detailed nil)
    close(prt)

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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