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Changing cellName in a code

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Hi , I want to change the cellName of an instance "i2_09" to "i3_09" in a code. But im not able to set it using car(geGetSelSet())~>cellName="i3_09" or dbSet as this attribute is not valid for set. So Im using dbCreateInst to create "i3_09". Is there any other way to change the cellName without using "dbCreate*"


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    If I want to change the props of pcells (lets width from 20 to 30 in code) what is the command. I tried using dbRepalce Prop but has no effect. Is ther any command or I have to delete that cell and use dbCreateParamInst.

    Thanks,


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    If I want to change the props of pcells (lets width from 20 to 30 in code) what is the command. I tried using dbRepalce Prop but has no effect. Is ther any command or I have to delete that cell and use dbCreateParamInst.

    Thanks,


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