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axlDBGetProperties can not get all properties of nets

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Hello,
I'm using Allegro 14.2. I found that I can not get all prope­ties attached to a net by using the axl-SKILL function axlDBGetPr­operties.
When I use this function, I can only get the propeties which­ are attached by using the menu command Edit->Property.
If I create some Pin Pairs and set the constraint ""Relative Propagation Delay"" in Constraint Manager, the corresponding ­property
""RELATIVE_PROPAGATION_DELAY"" will be attached to the corresp­oding nets.
But I can not get these properties by using the function
axlDBGetProperties in my SKILL codes.
Could anybody else give me some advice about this problem?
Thanks.


Tom


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Tom_Ding
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    axlDBGetProperties only reflect properties attached to the net not those attached to matched groups, xnets or pinpairs.
    Edit property provides legacy view where it flattens
    (or promotes) properties stored on pinpairs, matched
    groups or xnets back to the net.

    In a 15.2 ISR, the axlCnsNetFlattened API was added to
    support the equivelant view via Skill


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by fxffxf
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    I see.
    Thank you very much!


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Tom_Ding
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