MATLAB: Can’t I see the Coverage Option under Analysis menu even though I have the Verification and Validation License checked out

Hi Davide,

sldvruntest and slvnvruntest are functionally equivalent. I just confirmed this with MathWorks Development.

sldvruntest will check out a Simulink Design Verifier™ license.

slvnvruntest will check out a Simulink Coverage™ license (for releases R2017b and newer) or Simulink® Verification and Validation™ for releases prior to R2017b

If you are creating a script using Simulink Design Verifier™ functions already, then use sldvruntest. If you are not using Design Verifier (e.g. Simulink Coverage™ or Simulink® Verification and Validation™), then use slvnvruntest.

Here's a handy example of when to use sldvruntest: https://www.mathworks.com/help/sldv/ref/sldvruntest.html#mw_61f7b98c-a8c0-419f-8ad1-413b153a697f

In general, wherever you see functions beginning with "slvnv...", they are associated with Simulink® Verification and Validation™, which was transitioned in R2017b to three products: Simulink Check™, Simulink Requirements™, and Simulink Coverage™. These functions retained their names, despite the product transition.

MATLAB: Can’t I see the Coverage Option under Analysis menu even though I have the Verification and Validation License checked out

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