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Unable to change sensitivity analysis method using SKILL code

I am attempting to change the Sensitivity Analysis setup inside of a maestro view using SKILL code. The minimum reproducible set of steps to do this are given below. Assume lib, cell, and view are defined for an existing maestro view, and that the simulation type for the view is set to Sensitivity Analysis.

session = maeOpenSetup(lib cell view)
maeSensSetMethod("OFAT Sweep" ?session session)
maeIsSetupModified(?session session)
maeSaveSetup(?session session)
maeIsSetupModified(?session session)
maeCloseSession(?session session ?forceClose t)

Despite having a valid session, I noticed that the maeIsSetupModified() procedure calls return nil despite the maeSensSetMethod() procedure call returning t (true). Upon opening the maestro view and the Sensitivity Analysis setup (icon with the green circle and gear), the method remains fixed at OFAT 3-level. What would prevent SKILL procedure calls from modifying the cell view? I spoke with a colleague who mentioned it is likely a permissions issue. Has anyone else run into this issue, and how did you troubleshoot to obtain a solution to this issue?

BenjaminQParker over 2 years ago

Hey Everyone, I have a typo in the title. The word "check" should be replaced with "change".

Moderator Note: I changed the title.
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Andrew Beckett over 2 years ago in reply to BenjaminQParker

Which IC sub-version are you using? I tried this in IC6.1.8 ISR31 (.500.31) and it worked fine. If the cellView couldn't be opened for edit, then you'd either get a message about it being locked at the open, or it would complain about permissions when you save.

I wonder whether something was broken in an older version - knowing what you're using would help me narrow that down.

Andrew
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BenjaminQParker over 2 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Hi Andrew, I'm using ICADVM20.1-64b.500.27.EHF11746.
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