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scripts

Timestamp:

05/17/07 13:47:42 (18 years ago)

Author:

Daniela Dorner

Message:

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Location:

trunk/MagicSoft/Mars/datacenter/scripts

Files:

-              r8485
+              r8525
 # This script is launching the calibration of sequences.
+#
+# In the case of calibration only one sequence is processed. Despite of
+# that the structure of the script is such, that also more sequences could
+# be processed. The restriction to one sequence has been made, as the
+# calibration takes some time. There's one todo file per sequence.
+# First the script searches for a todo file. Then the sequence from this
+# todo file is calibrated and the merpp update is done.
+# As callisto takes some time, only one sequence is processed at once.
+# First the script gets a sequence number from the database, for which
+# the calibration has to be done (function gettodo). After setting the
+# status in the database (set fStartTime to know, that the sequence is
+# already being processed), the sequence is calibrated and the merpp
+# update is done. Afterwards the status in the database is updated
+# according to the return value of the program. In case one of the merpp
+# update failes, also the corresponding runnumber is inserted into the
+# database.
+# The important INFOs, WARNings and ERRORs are written not only to the
+# scriptlog but also to the processlog.
+#
 # the callisto.rc files are stored in the setup directory
+# The callisto.rc files are stored in the setup directory
+#

-              r8482
+              r8525
 # This script is launching ganymed for datasets.
+#
+# In the case of ganymed only one dataset is processed. Despite of
+# that the structure of the script is such, that also more datasets could
+# be processed. The restriction to one dataset has been made, as ganymed
+# takes some time. There's one todo file per dataset.
+# First the script searches for a todo file. Then ganymed is run for the
+# dataset from this todo file.
+# As ganymed takes some time, only one dataset is processed at once.
+# First the script gets a dataset number from the database, for which
+# ganymed has to be done (function gettodo). After setting the status in
+# the database (set fStartTime to know, that the dataset is already being
+# processed), the background suppression is done for the dataset.
+# Afterwards the status in the database is updated according to the return
+# value of ganymed.
+# The important INFOs, WARNings and ERRORs are written not only to the
+# scriptlog but also to the processlog.
+#
 # the ganymed.rc files are stored in the setup directory
+# The ganymed.rc files are stored in the setup directory.
+#

-              r8482
+              r8525
 # ========================================================================
+#
 # This script is launching star for sequence.
+# This script is launching star for sequences.
+#
+# In the case of star only one sequence is processed. Despite of
+# that the structure of the script is such, that also more sequences could
+# be processed. The restriction to one sequence has been made, as star
+# takes some time. There's one todo file per sequence.
+# First the script searches for a todo file. Then star is run for the
+# sequence from this todo file.
+#
+# the star.rc files are taken from the mars directory
+# As star takes some time, only one sequence is processed at once.
+# First the script gets a sequence number from the database, for which
+# star has to be done (function gettodo). After setting the status in the
+# database (set fStartTime to know, that the sequence is already being
+# processed), the image parameters are calculated for the sequence.
+# Afterwards the status in the database is updated according to the return
+# value of star.
+# The important INFOs, WARNings and ERRORs are written not only to the
+# scriptlog but also to the processlog.
+#
+# The star.rc file is taken from the Mars directory.
+#

-              r8482
+              r8525
       then
          echo "could not make dir "$@
+         rm -v $todofile
+         rm -v $lockfile
+         if ! [ "$todofile" = "" ] && ls $todofile >/dev/null 2>&1
+         then
+            rm -v $todofile
+         fi
+         if ls $lockfile >/dev/null 2>&1
+         then
+            rm -v $lockfile
+         fi
          date
          exit

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