remove_constraint_group
remove_constraint_group
{-groupName <s_groupName> | -groupType {design | default | foundry}}
{-subGroupName <s_groupName>} [-groupDb {tech | design}]
[-groupTechLib <s_techLibName>]
[-subGroupDb {tech | design}]
[-subGroupTechLib <s_techLibName>]
Description
Removes a subGroup from the first applicable constraint group found.
Arguments
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-groupName
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Name of the constraint group to be modified.
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-groupType {design | default | foundry}
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The type of constraint group to be modified. This can be used instead of the required option '-groupName'.
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design
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Design rule spec
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default
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Default rule spec
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foundry
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Foundry rule spec
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-subGroupName
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Name of the member constraint group that will be removed.
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-groupDb
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The name of the database to search for the constraint group. By default, the design database is searched first, followed by the technology database.
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-groupTechLib
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The name of the technology library to search for the constraint group. This handles inherited technology database structures.
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-subGroupDb
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The name of the database to search for the member constraint group. By default, the design database is searched first, followed by the technology database.
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-subGroupTechLib
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The name of the technology library to search for the member constraint group. This handles inherited technology database structures.
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Value Returned
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0
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The named member constraint group was successfully removed.
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-1
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The member constraint group does not exist or some other error occurred.
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Examples
Removes a member constraint group named extensions from the CG__1 constraint group.
remove_constraint_group -groupName "CG__1" -subGroupName "extensions"
Related Topics
add_constraint_group
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