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Common DFOS tools:
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dfos = Data Flow Operations System, the common tool set for DFO |
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The tool is distributed through the utilities package (utilPack). |
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v1.2: - all instruments configured for NLT (nightlog tool) v1.2.6: - comments truncated after 300 chars. |
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This tool provides queries for OB related information. Since this information is used by various other tools (createReport, calChecker etc.), these queries have been centralized in this helper tool. The situation for the information sources is the following:
instruments | switch | information source |
fors2, crires | 2012-10-02 | before: PANL2; after: NLT |
flames, uves, xshooter | 2012-04-01 | before: PANL2; after: NLT |
isaac, vimos, visir | 2012-09-30 | before: PANL2; after: NLT |
hawki, naco, sinfoni | 2012-10-02 | before: PANL2; after: NLT |
amber, midi | 2012-10-02 | before: PANL2; after: NLT |
omegacam | begin of ops | NLT |
vircam | begin of ops | NLT |
kmos and all later instruments | begin of ops | NLT |
"Switch" means that before that date, OB information is stored in PANL2 database, while after it is stored in the new nightlog tool (NLT). Technically, it is important to know that the PANL2 database is hosted on Paranal, with less connectivity and stability than the NLT database which is hosted in Garching. Also, the queries to these two different database have a different structure.
This complexity is hidden from the user. The instrument names and the corresponding switch dates are hard-coded in the tool. omegacam and vircam were never suported by PANL2. kmos and all later instruments came into operations after the switch date.
Output. Queries and OB information output files in $TMP_DIR. Call the tool from the command line with option -V and inspect the output. Otherwise the tool works silently as called from createReport or calChecker.
Type getObInfo -h for on-line help, getObInfo -v for the version number. On the command line, type
getObInfo -d <date> to call it for the local $PANL_INSTRUMENT and the specified date, or
getObInfo -C to call it for all dates currently in the calChecker date list ("CAL mode").
Use option -V [verbose] to get more information. Use -i <$PANL_INSTRUMENT> to see results from other instruments.
Usually the tool works silently if called from createReport or calChecker.
The tool comes as part of utilPack.
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Notes
The comments are truncated after 300 characters.