NETLIST problem in Altium Designer 6.6

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While giving netlist in altium designer 6.6, one pin of the IC remains not connected on PCB although it is connected to GND in schematic. I came to know about this error after troubleshooting n board itself. Even this error also not shown in DRC. Can anyone please explain how this type of errors can be corrected or reason for this error?
 

Sorry if it is a trivial query, but I have to ask: Did you update PCB from schematic ?
 

Sorry if it is a trivial query, but I have to ask: Did you update PCB from schematic ?

Yes, i did it again after trouble shooting on pcb to cross cheack but it shows zero drc for broken nets.
 

I would recommend you review at the "Design Rule Checker" panel if all the most common errors and warnings are properly set; For some reason some of the standard configuration settings could be changed from the original; just a guess.
 

I would recommend you review at the "Design Rule Checker" panel if all the most common errors and warnings are properly set; For some reason some of the standard configuration settings could be changed from the original; just a guess.

I also checked it, DRC checker is set according to standards.
Still it does not show an error.
 

Is GND actually used in the rest of the schematic, or is it AGND, DGND etc?
Does the pad show as being connected to the GND net?
Can you reload the part information from the library?

What is the state of other pads connected to the GND net?
Is the GND net poured copper? If so what is it doing around this pad?
Have you got a greater spacing rule set for this pad? preventing copper being poured onto it?

Can you delete it from scm and PCB then add it into scm again and update PCB again.
Perhaps temporarily try it connected to another net and see the results.
 


please find quoted answers.
thanks.
 

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