AN 1006: Multi-Project Analysis with Exploration Dashboard

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Answers to Top FAQs 1. About This Application Note 2. Exploration Dashboard Multi-Project Analysis Tutorial Steps 3. Additional Exploration Dashboard Workflows 4. Analyzing Exploration Dashboard Reports 5. Document Revision History of AN 1006: Multi-Project Analysis with Exploration Dashboard
1. About This Application Note x
1.1. Tutorial Prerequisites 1.2. Example Design Setup
2. Exploration Dashboard Multi-Project Analysis Tutorial Steps x
2.1. Step 1: Create an Exploration Dashboard Workspace 2.2. Step 2: Add Projects to Exploration Dashboard 2.3. Step 3: Launch Connections and Compile the Projects 2.4. Step 4: Import and Analyze Timing Summary Reports 2.5. Step 5: Analyze the Results of Report Timing 2.6. Step 6: Disconnecting Interactive Connections
3. Additional Exploration Dashboard Workflows x
3.1. Using Exploration Dashboard in Offline Mode 3.2. Using Exploration Dashboard in Batch Mode
3.1. Using Exploration Dashboard in Offline Mode x
3.1.1. Step 1: Enable Creation of Compilation Databases for Exploration Dashboard 3.1.2. Step 2: Create an Exploration Dashboard Workspace in Local Mode 3.1.3. Step 3: Import Generated Compilation Databases 3.1.4. Step 4: Analyzing Databases in Offline Mode
3.2. Using Exploration Dashboard in Batch Mode x
3.2.1. Step 1: Create an Exploration Dashboard Workspace in Local Mode 3.2.2. Step 2: Configure Maximum Connections 3.2.3. Step 3: Generate Default Reports in Batch Mode
4. Analyzing Exploration Dashboard Reports x
4.1. Report Timing 4.2. Report Retiming Recommendations 4.3. Report Hierarchy Placement 4.4. Report Asynchronous CDC 4.5. Report Design Assistant (Sign-off)
Answers to Top FAQs
1. About This Application Note
2. Exploration Dashboard Multi-Project Analysis Tutorial Steps
3. Additional Exploration Dashboard Workflows
4. Analyzing Exploration Dashboard Reports
5. Document Revision History of AN 1006: Multi-Project Analysis with Exploration Dashboard

2.6. Step 6: Disconnecting Interactive Connections

When you are done with analysis, you can disconnect the interactive connections by following these steps:
  1. On the Tasks list, click Disconnect Interactive Connection. The Disconnect Interactive Connection dialog box appears.
    Figure 25. Disconnect Interactive Connection Task


  2. Turn on Clean up revisions before disconnecting to instruct Exploration Dashboard to delete each revision itself, instead of simply closing. This option manages the impact on disk usage once your work is complete.
    Figure 26. Disconnect Interactive Connection Dialog Box Options


  3. To close the interactive connections in the workspace, click OK.
    Note: When you close Exploration Dashboard, all imported data is automatically saved and persists in the workspace. The data reappears the next time you open the workspace, so there is no need to save the workspace independently.
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