It seemed to me that Juha's first query should have worked. Can someone
explain the difference between the two queries?
IsPad And (HoleDiameter > '40')
(ObjectKind = 'Pad') And (HoleDiameter > '3')
How would I know to use "ObjectKind" instead of "IsPad"?!
JM
At 04:33 AM 8/24/2004, you wrote:
Juha,
Use find similar objects to get the query started, then
make changes from there.
(ObjectKind = 'Pad') And (HoleDiameter > '3')
This is based on the FSO query.
IsPad And (HoleDiameter > '40')
This also works.
IsPad And (HoleSize > '40')
And that too.
Darren Moore
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Juha Kuusama [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hello all,
>
> I'm finally taking the plunge and learning the query
> language. Actually,
> I need it in my current design, where I want to single out
> certain pads.
> However, even my simple query "(IsPad) And (HoleSize > 3)"
> results to a
> Design Explorer Error window with "Error occurred while Running
> script". What gives?
>
> Juha Kuusama
> Kuusama Design Oy
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