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Concept HDL database linking

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I'm new to Concept HDL.  I need to know what databases Concept HDL is able to link with.  Can it link to parts in a Oracle or SQL database?


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by whsu
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  • You could link into an Oracle or other SQL database with a small customization. This would elimiate the need for PTF files and allow you to integrate into PDM systems in a where nice way. I have done this for tools like Orcad or DxDesigner/DxDatabook. It's just great ...

    Cadence has a good PDM solution if you only care about managing your Cadence data. If you want to bring it closer to MCAD, Software, and Product Documentation check out PTC


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by andyk
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  • You could link into an Oracle or other SQL database with a small customization. This would elimiate the need for PTF files and allow you to integrate into PDM systems in a where nice way. I have done this for tools like Orcad or DxDesigner/DxDatabook. It's just great ...

    Cadence has a good PDM solution if you only care about managing your Cadence data. If you want to bring it closer to MCAD, Software, and Product Documentation check out PTC


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by andyk
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