ADD2OBSLOG(1)
NAME
add2obslog - update the MDI observing logs of level 0 and
level 1 data products
SYNOPSIS
add2obslog [-v] [argument= value ...]
DESCRIPTION
add2obslog extracts the observing or reference time informa-
tion from each record in the input dataset(s) and places an
appropriate entry for the appropriate Data Product Code
(DPC) in the corresponding mission-long observing log. Both
level-0 and level-1 data are catlogued by observing time;
for level-0 data this is inferred from the reference time.
ARGUMENTS
dpc=string The DPC (an eight-character hex string)
corresponding to the input data to be
processed.
If the header file is used as the data
source this argument must still be sup-
plied, and there is no verification of
the DPC. NO DEFAULT.
hdrs=string The file name of a file containing the
record headers for the input data set of
interest.
If unspecified, online headers for the
appropriate dpc, level, and starting and
ending times as applicable will be used.
lev=integer The level number of the data for the
observing log. Valid values are 0 or 1.
This value is required and there is no
verification even if the hdrs argument
is used. DEFAULT: 0.
day0=integer First mission day to process when work-
ing from the online headers; ignored if
the hdrs argument is specified. By
default all days are processed (but the
observing logs only begin at
1996.01.01_00:00). DEFAULT: 0.
day1=integer Last mission day to process when working
from the online headers. DEFAULT: 0.
EXAMPLES
FILES
/home/soi/logs/obslog0
/home/soi/logs/obslog1
/soidata/info/mdi_rec/lev[0,1]/*/*.record.rdb
SEE ALSO
SOI Data Product Quality Logs (SOI Technical Note 97-138)
DIAGNOSTICS
soi_errno is returned and also set as the abortflg value in
the results keylist.
BUGS
Neither the DPC nor the level number should have to be sup-
plied if the header file is given; they should be determined
from the data if possible. However, there are certain
datasets for which these parameters are not in the headers.
File locking is included but has not been verified. The
relevant obslog must be writeable. It would be better if it
were normally unwriteable and this module ran setuid.
AUTHOR
Rick Bogart
HISTORY
2000-05-15 SOI Version 5.0