Re: [foxboro] getpars

I STRONGLY recommend that everyone on this list examine the use of the
cpUtil tools on the Cassandra web site. 

It includes tools to document the CPs, to dump the CP database to an ASCII
file by block type, to query a database for blocks that match certain
parameters, to model phasing, to documents loops, etc.

The main advantage of these - admittedly old - tools is that they work from
workfiles and do not disturb the CP.

getpars and iccprt both open sessions with the CP.


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        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Doron Sani [SMTP:DoronS@xxxxxxxxxxx]
        Sent:   Tuesday, October 29, 2002 8:59 AM
        To:     foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
        Subject:        [foxboro] getpars


        Hi list,

        getpars will skip the CPLBUG_ECB compound when typing : getpars
-mname...
        -mtype...
        Is there a way to document the *_ECB compound blocks?
        51box @ 6.1

        thanks,

        Doron Sani
        e-mail: dorons@xxxxxxxxxxx;dorons@xxxxxxxxxxx

         
         
        
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