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How to understand the nomenclature of dbGet commands?

Hello everyone

A beginner here. I am trying to understand dbget commands. But it would really help me, if I could get a source which tells me how they have given the names to the commands. I'm not able to understand what are sWire, Hinsts, terms, etc. I see that the detailed explanation is not available in cadence text command reference website. So could you please tell how can I understand them ?

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Andrew Beckett over 4 years ago

That's a very open question. Perhaps you should read through the Virtuoso Design Environment SKILL Reference manual (in your installation, this will be at <InstDir>/doc/skdfref/skdfref.pdf) and also at the SKILL Language training classes (which are available for free on http://support.cadence.com ). That said, maybe you're not talking about Virtuoso, because I've no idea what "sWire", "Hinsts" are either?

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iamPSS over 4 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Thank you for the response. I'm working with Cadence-Innovus tool. So you are correct, I'm not talking about Virtuoso.
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iamPSS over 4 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Thank you for the response. I'm working with Cadence-Innovus tool. So you are correct, I'm not talking about Virtuoso.
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Andrew Beckett over 4 years ago in reply to iamPSS

iamPSS said:
I'm working with Cadence-Innous tool. So you are correct, I'm not talking about Virtuoso

This is precisely why the forum guidelines ask you to provide this information. It avoids everyone spending time answering the wrong question...

I'll transfer this to the correct forum.

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iamPSS over 4 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Extremely sorry. I make sure that this mistake won't happen again.
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