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28 Jun 2021, Marco Francesconi, Suggestion, ODB Load in Sequencer
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28 Jun 2021, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, ODB Load in Sequencer
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28 Jun 2021, Konstantin Olchanski, Suggestion, ODB Load in Sequencer
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28 Jun 2021, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, ODB Load in Sequencer
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28 Jun 2021, Konstantin Olchanski, Suggestion, ODB Load in Sequencer
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28 Jun 2021, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, ODB Load in Sequencer
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28 Jun 2021, Konstantin Olchanski, Suggestion, ODB Load in Sequencer
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28 Jun 2021, Marco Francesconi, Suggestion, ODB Load in Sequencer
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29 Jun 2021, Marco Francesconi, Suggestion, ODB Load in Sequencer
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30 Jun 2021, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, ODB Load in Sequencer
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Message ID: 2242
Entry time: 28 Jun 2021
In reply to: 2240
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Konstantin Olchanski |
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Suggestion |
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ODB Load in Sequencer |
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> Hi all,
> for my experiment we ended up with the need of changing lot of parameters (~9000 values) in the ODB at once by the sequencer.
> The very first solution was to use a sequencer function with a ton of ODBSET calls, however a more elegant solution may be to provide an "ODBLoad" command which mimics the "load" command of odbedit.
> I already have a working modification to the sequencer for this, if you agree I will commit it to a dedicated brach.
> Let me know if you think this is a good approach.
>
Sounds like a good idea. I trust you are using the data in json format? Perhaps the command
should be named "ODBLoadJSON" to be clear about this.
(JSON is preferred over .odb and .xml for many reasons (ask me))
K.O. |