Hi Patrik, Why do you need a SKILL function to do this? The violation filters allow you to construct a query (actually an SQL query) to refine what you want to look for (so to construct more complex queries) and you can then count the results, find the maximum of a particular value, or the average of some value - there's quite a lot of flexibility. I'm not sure why a SKILL function would be beneficial here. In the past using the older way of storing the violation data (which was in PSF format), I did write a function which counted the number of violations. However, since we're now turning off writing the data to PSF (for a while it wrote both PSF and to the SQL database), that's not going to work going forward. It also predated the ability to directly add violation filter outputs in ADE XL and Explorer/Assembler. Regards, Andrew![]()
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