DO5K(1)
NAME
do5k - do 5k data Goddard CDROM
SYNOPSIS
do5k [-xHIECP1S] [-m] [-l] [-L] [-pname] [-Oname] [-hname]
msn_day dir_name [dir2_name]
DESCRIPTION
do5k is run after you have mounted a Goddard 5K CDROM or
copied it into a disk staging directory.
do5k needs the name of the staging directory and the mission
day that it represents. It optionally takes the directory
name of the next mission day if in a different directory.
See time_index(1) for calculating the mission day.
do5k is a stand alone program that builds map files and exe-
cutes pe in order to ingest and extract the data product
codes from the data in order to create level 0 and level 1
datasets. Each step is performed based on the results of the
preceeding step. The series number index for the ingest and
the extract is the mission day.
do5k works on the Goddard formatted data, i.e. with a single
SFDU and station file with a DS File Hdr. If two station
files for the same day, the highest version number one is
used. Also works on the Lockheed data with no DS File Hdr
and the station file named MDI_LRSC.'msn_day'.
OPTIONS
-xHIECP1S
execute options. do each one given. default is all.
H = ingest non-sci data (hk, etc.) (must be
non-Lockheed) Also runs soho_orbit and
summary_ephem
I = ingest the science data
E = extract_dp_sci5k for each DPC in this day
C = cpinfo & add2obslog after extract (must have E)
P = atlas_page_ps after extract (must have E)
1 = level 1 (mdical & cpinfo) for each DPC
in this day.
S = summary_pointing on lev2 limb figure
-m Produce map file only, don't run pe
-l Lockheed format data (No DS File Hdr)
-L run local dsds_svc. don't use pe_rpc.This is for
development use only and requires a password.
-pname
prog: dataset name (default is "mdi_sim" if [-l], else
"mdi")
-Oname
Oracle database name (default is mdi_2X)
-hname
Host name (e.g. fault.Stanford.EDU) (default local)
EXAMPLES
>do5k -xHIEC -pmdi -Omdi_2 1229 /CDROM4/data/so/g034/lz
FILES
Builds map files and any pvm hostfile in /tmp
AUTHOR
Jim Aloise
HISTORY
1996-06-12 SOI Version 1.3.0
SEE ALSO
time_index(1)