Audit OLB's in directory

Hi Mhawley1 ,

Please try below script. It reads the specified olb and prints the symbol names without opening the library in Capture.

proc dump_pkg_name {libPath} {
set lSession $::DboSession_s_pDboSession
DboSession -this $lSession
set lStatus [DboState]
set NullObj NULL

# Open library in batch mode (command window)
set cLibPath [DboTclHelper_sMakeCString $libPath]
set lSrcLib [$lSession GetLib $cLibPath $lStatus]
if {$lSrcLib == $NullObj} {
puts "ERROR: Unable to open library: $libPath"
return
}

# Iterate packages
set lPkgIter [$lSrcLib NewPackagesIter $lStatus]
set lPackage [$lPkgIter NextPackage $lStatus]
while {$lPackage != $NullObj} {
# Package name
set pkgCStr [DboTclHelper_sMakeCString]
$lPackage GetName $pkgCStr
set packageName [DboTclHelper_sGetConstCharPtr $pkgCStr]

puts $packageName

set lPackage [$lPkgIter NextPackage $lStatus]
}
delete_DboLibPackagesIter $lPkgIter
}

# Example Usage
# dump_pkg_name {C:\TCL\LIBRARY1.OLB}

open is 'relative'.

This code does not necessarily open the olb in the user Interface, but it does open the OLB inside OrCAD, so a lock file is created.
you need to make sure not keep any references open and close it, otherwise it will be locked till the end of the OrCAD session

open is 'relative'.

This code does not necessarily open the olb in the user Interface, but it does open the OLB inside OrCAD, so a lock file is created.
you need to make sure not keep any references open and close it, otherwise it will be locked till the end of the OrCAD session

I can cope with that , I dont actually want the file , just the names . So as long as I close the capture session , hopefully the Lock files are removed .