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Net Logic

Wildwpe

Had a really fun task I've been working and I am at the last step.

We had Gerbers from over 20 yrs ago and of course no board or schematic file, so I had to recreate the layout from the Gerber files.  I used DXF imports and the logic commands and have finished the work.  We did output artwork compares using a Gerber tool to confirm accuracies. 

So here's my question:
I created 6 nets that have no logic assigned to them, and I can't seem to delete them form the database.  I am able to rename them, and confirm they are unassigned. Tried every trick I could think of.  Any suggestions? (please no skill code).
Thanks,
Wild

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  • steve
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    Hopefully I've not missed something obvious in this post but If you invoke the command Logic - Net Logic and then look in the Options pane you'll see a list of all the nets in the design. Select the one you want to remove and use the "Remove" button.

  • Wildwpe
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    Steve, TY for the reply.
    This is exactly what I am doing.  It's just the nets don't delete.
    BTW - The nets don't show up in the IPC356 file, and they don't show up in the Netlist report, and they don't show up in the Generic Netlist Output file.
    So my team is happy and they consider this case closed.

    It's just strange these nets 1 - 6 show up in the Net Logic listed nets..  Slight smile
    TY

    Wild...

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  • Wildwpe
    0 in reply to steve

    Steve, TY for the reply.
    This is exactly what I am doing.  It's just the nets don't delete.
    BTW - The nets don't show up in the IPC356 file, and they don't show up in the Netlist report, and they don't show up in the Generic Netlist Output file.
    So my team is happy and they consider this case closed.

    It's just strange these nets 1 - 6 show up in the Net Logic listed nets..  Slight smile
    TY

    Wild...

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