Report of Dynamic Shape Instance Parameters

you can get an instance report for only one shape at a time.

you can not get a report for multiple shapes.

Is it possible to do this with a SKILL script?

Yes, it's possible with skill. This might get you started:

foreach(s, axlDBGetShapes("BOUNDARY"), p = axlDBGetProperties(s ->dynamicGroup), when(length(p) > 1, printf("%s: %L - %L\n", s ->layer, s ->bBox, p)))

Thanks so much!  This does exactly what I was hoping.  My only question now is how do i correlate the shapes in this printout with the the shapes on the board?  Every shape has a priority number however that doesn't seem to line up with the priority numbers printed out if i query by by shape priority in the selection tool.  (all of those priorities have a negative number)

Thanks so much!  This does exactly what I was hoping.  My only question now is how do i correlate the shapes in this printout with the the shapes on the board?  Every shape has a priority number however that doesn't seem to line up with the priority numbers printed out if i query by by shape priority in the selection tool.  (all of those priorities have a negative number)

The line of code I sent you will just give you the layer and the bounding box of the shape. Here's a very basic function that might help some more:

defun( DE_reportDynamicShapes ()
let((shps, shpsList, n, hilightedShape, layer)
shps = setof(shp, axlDBGetShapes("BOUNDARY"), length(axlDBGetProperties(shp ->dynamicGroup)) > 1)
shpsList = mapcar(lambda((shp), lsprintf("%s: %L\n", shp ->layer, axlDBGetProperties(shp ->dynamicGroup))), shps)
while((n = axlUIMultipleChoice("Select a shape", shpsList)) && n >= 0
when(hilightedShape, axlDehighlightObject(hilightedShape))
hilightedShape = nth(n, shps)
layer = hilightedShape ->layer
unless(axlIsVisibleLayer(layer), axlVisibleLayer(layer, t))
axlHighlightObject(hilightedShape)
axlZoomToDbid(hilightedShape, t)
axlUIConfirm(lsprintf("%L", axlDBGetProperties(hilightedShape ->dynamicGroup)))
)
axlDehighlightObject(hilightedShape)
axlVisibleUpdate(t)
))

Thanks!  That is really great, however it was still hard to see which shapes had which parameters and difficult to go through them all since the list reset after checking every shape.  I was able to to use axlDbidName(s ->net) in place of s ->dBox to give me the net name and now that list is great!  Thanks so much.  It's still really surprising to me that Allegro doesn't have a built in way to check all items that don't follow a global rule.  It makes it really hard to do an audit of a design.