Verification Plan using Eplanner

Hi Ilana,

I didn't understand your question(Which CMS are you using and what version of it?)? 

 Previously I am using vManager 8.1 version. But after Chris mail I tried with vManager 8.2 version also. It giving error:

"export: `-collect_checks_expects=TRUE': not a valid identifier" .

I am using the same script which I posted previously. Should I have to change any of the script for vManager 8.2 version for CMS.

Thanks!

Manish 

Hello Mahi.

Please note that set_cover_check() has nothing to do with disabling checks, it only controls the coverage of the checks.

Assuming that you want to disable the coverage of the checks but keep the checks active for error checking, then set_cover_check()  is the right method to use. However I'm not sure that your patterns are written properly. Note that if you wish to refer to specific instances then the pattern match string should include "e_path=sys." and the full path to the instance.

Here are the examples from the cdnshelp documentation:

  covers.set_cover_check("my_unit.*", FALSE);

  covers.set_cover_check("my_unit.*check*", TRUE);

  covers.set_cover_check("my_unit.check1(e_path==sys.my_u1)", FALSE); 

Thus (if we assume axi_evc is an instance under sys) your example becomes:

  covers.set_cover_check("vr_axi_env.*(e_path==sys.axi_evc)", FALSE); 

If you don't care about which instance to zap:

  covers.set_cover_check("vr_axi_env.*", FALSE);

Steve. 

Hello Mahi.

I'm sorry but I don't understand what you're asking.

If you don't want a check in the vPlan, then you need to remove it from the vPlan, not from the coverage model. You can remove the check from the vPlan by editing it in Enterprise Planner, or by using the local refinements in vManager's vPlan windoe, simply right-click on the check and select "Disable".

May I suggest that you contact your local Cadence AE or file a service request at http://support.cadence.com/, as I think it would be a lot easier to resolve this if someone can talk with you directly and perhaps do a shared-screen (Webex) session with you to see what you're trying to achieve. 

Regards,

Steve.