Script created for DCOPS data transfer to offline. It seems to work OK.
There was some hassle with root/oracle interference: it seems that the root version wasn't compatible with the oracle version. Which is bad, because that's the one I use for the DAQ. The following works:
export ROOTSYS=/nfshome0/cmssw/slc4_ia32_gcc345/lcg/root/5.14.00g-CMS18l export ORACLE_HOME=/nfshome0/cmssw/slc4_ia32_gcc345/external/oracle/10.2.0.3
The script is ~jnb/Transfer/newDay.sh
It uses an auxilliary file lastTimestamp
and two programs: readRow and countRow
which are created by
DCOPSPixelBase.h
DCOPSPixelBase.cc
countRow.cc
Makefile
DCOPSConfigurationData.h
DCOPSErrorBitsData.h
DCOPSProfilesData.h
DCOPSErrorBitsData.cc
DCOPSConfigurationData.cc
all of which are packaged in readRow.tar
The script sets up and invokes a program which uses the existing lastTimestamp as the first argument, so that it creates a file of the DCOPS rows generated between (but not including) that time and now. The data files include timestamp information (first and last used), so simply decoding the just-created file lets the script update the lastTimestamp file, and then it submits the file for insertion into the transfer system, using as number of events the number of DCOPS_NEW_DCOPS "events" it processed and as run number the most recent timestamp.
Update 8-Aug-2008
Worked on trying to get the root readback working correctly. Since it uses database calibrations, this is tricky, since CMSSW_2_0_9 doesn't seem to support the root-oracle interface. I may have to rewrite this, which will take a day to do and test. Until that falls into place testing will be a bit tricky.
Modified 8-August-2008 at 16:01
http://hep.physics.wisc.edu/~jnb/cms/07Aug2008
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