FastScan and FlexTest Reference Manual, V8.6_4
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Load Faults Command Dictionary
oIf a fault class code is not valid, the tool considers the fault class to be
UC.
oAfter collapsing, the tool uses only the fault class found in the second
column of the individual fault. When faults collapse together, there is
no checking to ensure that they have the same fault class.
oIf the tool analyzes a fault to be unused, tied, blocked, or detected-by-
implication, the tool places the fault in that class independent of the
fault class found in the second column of the fault file.
oYou may use multiple loads to create the internal fault population list. If
you load a fault that already exists in the current fault population list,
the command uses the new value for the fault code and the tool does not
issue a warning message.
By default, if you do not specify the -Restore command option, the tool places
all the faults in the fault file into the uncontrolled (UC) fault class.
FastScan Only - In order to retain all fault categories, FastScan’s AU fault
analysis option must be turned off by issuing the Set AU Analysis Off
command. Otherwise, FastScan retains all categories except for faults which
can easily be proven AU.
•-Delete
An optional switch that specifies for the tool to remove all the filename faults
from the current fault population.
•-DELETE_Equivalent (FastScan only)
An optional switch that specifies for FastScan to both remove all the filename
faults from the current fault population within the FastScan session, as well as
to remove all the faults that are equivalent to those in filename.
•-RETain (FastScan only)
An optional switch that specifies for FastScan to retain the fault class of each
fault that is in the fault list. This switch ensures that no DS faults are
reclassified as AU faults due to the tool’s AU analysis. The -Retain switch is
equivalent to the following set of commands: