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How to really knows a lib / cell is not exists anymore ?

Charley Chen

 Dear All,

I have a cell is from LibA/A cell , it contains LibB/B cell and LibC/C cell ,  When I open A cell , it's  fine.

But  LibB and LibC is removed from cds.lib , A cell stills looks fine ,  but when stream out gds ,

it shows a Error  (XSTR M-166) ,....Ensure that the master cell view ...

 

How do I know the LibB/C and LibC/C is really can't stream out?

Thank you,

Charley

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  • Andrew Beckett

    If the library is no longer referenced on disk, and you've done a refresh, then member("libName" ddGetLibList()~>name) will return nil, even though ddGetObj("libName" "cellName" "viewName") may still return the object.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    If the library is no longer referenced on disk, and you've done a refresh, then member("libName" ddGetLibList()~>name) will return nil, even though ddGetObj("libName" "cellName" "viewName") may still return the object.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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