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Run foundation scripts & run database access commands

KVBABU

 Hi friends,

While browsing some  details regarding various trainings on cadence tools , i found some learning objectives like  :

 1) Run foundation scripts

  2) run database access commands

What exactly these mean. and how technically helpfull they are , Could you explain me with an example. So that i can participate for training classes with atleast a basic and minimum  knowledge.

 

 

Regards,

K.VISWANADH BABU 

 

 

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  •  I assume you're talking about Encounter?

     If so, the documentation has several things that should get you started.

    http://sourcelink.cadence.com/docs/files/Release_Info/Docs/landing/soc81/library.html

    Scroll down to "E".

    You'll see several documents regarding the Foundation Flows, and a Database Access Command Reference, but for db access I recommend starting with dbGet in the chapter of the Text Command Reference called  "Basic Database Access TCL Commands".

    Hope that helps,

    - Kari

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  •  I assume you're talking about Encounter?

     If so, the documentation has several things that should get you started.

    http://sourcelink.cadence.com/docs/files/Release_Info/Docs/landing/soc81/library.html

    Scroll down to "E".

    You'll see several documents regarding the Foundation Flows, and a Database Access Command Reference, but for db access I recommend starting with dbGet in the chapter of the Text Command Reference called  "Basic Database Access TCL Commands".

    Hope that helps,

    - Kari

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