DEANAnalyze2W32
Description
Calls Analyzer. Passes the file names, output database title, the template to be used when creating the output database, flags and a filter indicating the types of design elements to be analyzed.
Syntax
status = DEANAnalyze2W32( <Design>, <Analysis>, <Title>, <Template>, <Filter>, <Flags> )
Parameters
| Parameter |
Input/Output |
Type |
Description |
| Design |
Input |
String |
The path of the database to analyze. Separate server and pathname with !! |
| Analysis |
Input |
String |
The path of the analysis output database. Separate server and pathname with !! |
| Title |
Input |
String |
The title to be used if a new analysis database is created. |
| Template |
Input |
String |
The path to the template to use if a new analysis database is created. Separate server and pathname with !!. Specify the empty string, "", to use the default template. |
| Filter |
Input |
String |
A Context Filter string specifying which design elements should be analyzed. Specify the empty string, "", to analyze the full design. |
| Flags |
Input |
Long |
This parameter allows you to control how Analyzer runs. You can pass any of the DBDEAN Flag Constants. You can pass a combination of flags by using a plus sign (+) to combine them. |
Return Value
| Return Value |
Type |
Description |
| status |
Integer |
A return value of zero (0) indicates that no error has occurred. If the return value is non-zero, use DEANStringLoadW32 to retrieve the error message associated with the error code. |
Example
status = DEANAnalyze2W32(_
"myserver!!dbtorun.nsf",_ 'database to analyze
"dbout.nsf",_ 'analysis database for output
"Analysis of dbtorun",_ 'title for output database
"",_ 'use default template,
"-*",_ 'analyze database level properties only
DBDEAN_FLAG_DEFAULT) 'create analysis database if it doesn't exist