Cannot generate IP using TCL script

I'm trying to pull in a customized PCIe block from a .xci file using my TCL script with Vivado 2015.2 on Ubuntu 12.04. I then want to generate all the IP output products and run through the entire design flow (to eventually generate a bitfile). When I try to call create_fileset on my PCIe IP, I get the following error:
ERROR: [Vivado 12-3563] The Nested sub-design '/home/coreyolson/workspace/build/EX850_GUPS/EX850_GUPS.srcs/sources_1/ip/pcie3_ultrascale_0/ip_0/pcie3_ultrascale_0_gt.xci' can only be generated by its parent sub-design.
I'm attaching my vivado log file, which hopefully will provide some insight into the problem...

I'm not well versed in TCL, It seems the prob in the SIP sessions. Can u enable PRACK on the Dial peer and the SIP profile associated SIP trunk and chk. U can enable by folowing the below steps.
CUBE
dial-peer level:
                              dial-peer voice XXXX voip
              voice-class sip rel1xx require 100rel
CUCM
               Device -> Device settings -> Sip profile -> Trunk Specific Configuration
                              SIP Rel1XX Options Required Field : Send Prack if 1xx contains SDP
Thx
M

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--> some error on posting please refer to the next post...
From the error logs we can trace it out to the web project's Build.xml file ....I was getting a similar error and by commenting out the following lines in the web project's Build.xml I am able to run the build script correctly and get a EAR file. The lines are

Please check it now, also if any one can let us know the function or role played by the above lines it would be great. Also if there would be any future or unseen problems by commenting out these lines please do let us know...
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-MiM
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        $_cerr_sub_num $_cerr_sub_err $_cerr_posix_err $_cerr_str]
    error $result
set msg $arr_einfo(msg)
# 5. we save the interface which triggered the event in interface
regexp {(Vlan[0-9]{1,4}).*-> ([A-Z,a-z]*$)} $msg result interface action
if {$action == "Active"} {
              lappend clicmd "interface $interface"
              lappend clicmd "ip helper-address $dhcp_server"
if {$action != "Active"} {
              lappend clicmd "interface $interface"
              lappend clicmd "no ip helper-address $dhcp_server"
set cliout [CLICfgProc $clicmd]
action_syslog msg "Updating the configuration of interface $interface"

Try this version. You will need to first set an environment variable, dhcp_servers to be a comma separated list of IP addresses (i.e. the helper addresses) to configure/unconfigure. For example:
event manager environment dhcp_servers 192.168.10.255,192.168.12.255,192.168.14.255

How can I put a numeric indicator into a case structure using VI scripting

I'm using VI scripting and I'm trying to add a numeric indicator inside a case structure. I'm able to add the case structure and the numeric indicator just fine, but as soon as I specify the case structure as the "owner" of the numeric (as opposed to the block diagram being the owner) I get error 1060. Is there any way around this?
Note: The reason I am doing this is because this specific pattern (indicator in a case structure) will prevent a VI from being inlined when it is being built. This pattern will provide no functionality in itself, it only prevents the inlining. It is added to a larger VI which is use to initialize objects in a simulation, and there are many of them in the total simulation. If they are inlined, it takes a VERY long time to generate the C code, and performance on this VI isn't an issue since it is performed only once at the beginning of the simulation. The rest of the VIs do need to be inlined for performance reasons. Therefore, I'm open to other options to prevent a VIs from being inlined if the "indicator in a case structure" cannot be performed via scripting.
If any of this is unclear please let me know and I can clarify. Thanks.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

I now understand what you were saying about inlining a subvi. I did as you said and made a subvi with a case structure and an indicator within it. I use the New VI Object node to add that subvi to the slow-inlining parent VI. Then I tried to inline it using the invoke node, but I got error 1399, which make sense. Is this what you meant for me to do, or did I misunderstand?
Also, I tried the ControlTerminal reference approach you mentioned earlier. Unfortunately when I called the move method on the control terminal property and had the 0th frame of the case structure as the owner I got error 1060 again.
I really appreciate your help. Do you have any other thoughts?

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