Hello, I have a layout Dxl column attribute in a specific view of a Baseline of a Module. I want to read that columns values in Baseline. I tried loading the Baseline using m = load(mv,false) and tried loading the view .It does not work. Also I tried to setDefaultViewForModule and load it invisible. Still its not working . The invisible module is always loaded in "Standard View". I know that read command can be used only for loading current module and not baseline. I want to load modules invisibly because I am running the DXL script through Command Line. Is there a solution for layout Dxl column attribute in a specific view of a Baseline of a Module without loading module visibly.
Thanks for the help PadmaRB - Tue Dec 13 04:00:55 EST 2016 |
Re: Load a baseline in specific view invisibly for executing through command line You can't load a view of a module in batch mode. These threads might help...they discuss the method of using DOORS in "interactive mode", which will allow you to load views: |
Re: Load a baseline in specific view invisibly for executing through command line actually I heard a rumour that it might be possible to open a module in batch mode, set the default view to your desired one, save the module, then open it again, implicitly using the default view. Now you can do your task and reset the old default view. I never had the chance of trying whether this really works. |
Re: Load a baseline in specific view invisibly for executing through command line Mike.Scharnow - Tue Dec 13 08:16:53 EST 2016 actually I heard a rumour that it might be possible to open a module in batch mode, set the default view to your desired one, save the module, then open it again, implicitly using the default view. Now you can do your task and reset the old default view. I never had the chance of trying whether this really works. oh, you already tried this. Sorry, next time I will first read then answer :) |
Re: Load a baseline in specific view invisibly for executing through command line Mike.Scharnow - Tue Dec 13 08:19:57 EST 2016 oh, you already tried this. Sorry, next time I will first read then answer :) Thanks mike for the reply. Yes I have tried it. But I am not able to setDefaultView for a Baseline in invisible mode. If I give Load(m,true) it works. Please let me know if you have any other suggestion |
Re: Load a baseline in specific view invisibly for executing through command line Antonio__Norkus - Tue Dec 13 07:32:58 EST 2016 You can't load a view of a module in batch mode. These threads might help...they discuss the method of using DOORS in "interactive mode", which will allow you to load views: Hello Antonio . Thanks for the reply. If we use read(m,false) we can load view in invisible mode.But read command is only used for current module. I want to load a specific view in Baseline in invisible mode. |
Re: Load a baseline in specific view invisibly for executing through command line PadmaRB - Wed Dec 14 04:35:24 EST 2016 Hello Antonio . Thanks for the reply. If we use read(m,false) we can load view in invisible mode.But read command is only used for current module. I want to load a specific view in Baseline in invisible mode. I would recommend the solution in the 1st link...start DOORS using "-dxl" to pass your script, rather than using batch mode. You then don't need any tricks, as the full GUI is available. |