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CAPTURE NETLIST ERROR

Cad Engineer
Dear all,
   
While doing netlist i am getting this ERROR 
 
5 Error   [ALG0014] Conflicting values of part name found on different sections of "U3".
Conflicting values: MC33274_9_SOIC14_MC33274 & MC33274_8_SOIC14_MC33274 
Property values of "Device","PCB FootPrint", "Class" and "Value" should be identical 
on all sections of the part.
 
how to solve this error
 
 
Thanks and Regards,
PRAVEEN 
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  • joma

    To answer my own question : using file>new library to create a new library1 and used drag and drop to put the newer symbol in it. I then did replace cache on the older symbol and pointed to the copy. This worked fine and the design netlisted ok. The only fly in the ointment was that I still had two symbols in the cache with one pointing to my temporary library. To solve this I did update cache on both symbols and pointed them both to the original Library. Then I went into the design and changed my symbol again but did an update all on saving. Works fine now. Its all good practice I suppose...

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  • joma

    To answer my own question : using file>new library to create a new library1 and used drag and drop to put the newer symbol in it. I then did replace cache on the older symbol and pointed to the copy. This worked fine and the design netlisted ok. The only fly in the ointment was that I still had two symbols in the cache with one pointing to my temporary library. To solve this I did update cache on both symbols and pointed them both to the original Library. Then I went into the design and changed my symbol again but did an update all on saving. Works fine now. Its all good practice I suppose...

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