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ade-l expressions not saving in viva

davidzti

greetings.

apologize if this has already been answered.

i have a bunch of expressions in my ade-l state... i subsequently open results browser to plot my waveforms, but i cannot figure out how to get the expressions to save to the results database so i can plot them through results browser directly (as opposed to sending signals to the calculator and re-creating the expressions).  is this not supported, or am i simply overlooking a switch somewhere?

thanks in advance for the help/guidance.
david

p.s. i'm on version 6.1.7.

  • Hi David,

     The results browser points to the psf directory which contains the saved signals and not expression results. 

    You can build expressions through calculator in ViVA - send signals from Results Browser and create the expressions as you mentioned. However, as your expressions are already in your ADE-L state so you can plot them through ADE to see the results in ViVA, why you need to re-build them in ViVA?

    Regards,

    Dimitra

  • in reply to Dimitra Papazoglou

    hi dimitra,

    thanks for your reply.  yes, i can definitely go back to ade-l and plot from there, but given my use case, it's far more convenient to do so from viva.  based on your reply, should i assume this is simply not possible (to force expressions to be saved)?

  • in reply to davidzti

    You can plot the curves you want in ViVA from within ADE, using the calculator, and then select the traces you want and do Right Mouse->Send To->Export and pick "PSF" as the output format and create a PSF database containing whatever you've plotted. This can then be opened in ViVA standalone.

    Note that you're not saving back to the original database - but you're saving a new database containing the same signals, however they were produced.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    thanks andrew, i think that might work... i'll give it a shot.

    david

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