Re: [Brahms-dev-l] data quality and program/scripts to deal with values in db.

Hello.  By request, there is a new option in ChangeDataQuality.rb for a 
user to set a quality for range of runs.   Therefore, there are 2 modes.

1. Singe run (carefull) mode, e.g.
    ChangeDataQuality.rb -r 12345 -m Bad --mrsComment="NO TOFW High 
Voltage"  -f Bad --fsComment="No T3, T4 and T5" -g Bad --glbComment "No 
CC counters"

2.  range modes (not carefull) mode, e.g.
    ChangeDataQuality.rb --range -b 12345 -e 12355 -m Bad 
--mrsComment="NO TOFW High Voltage"  -f Bad --fsComment="No T3, T4 and 
T5" -g Bad --glbComment "No CC counters"


Also, FindDataLocation.pl web page has been modified to show the data 
quality for each runs.

Hiro


Hironori Ito wrote:

> Hello.  From the previous mail from FV (shown below), a few people are 
> assigned to be a gatekeeper for data quality.
> ////
> It was decided to create list of bad runs with justifications. This is 
> rather broad area, so responsibility will be distributed by 
> run-period. People who have identified bad runs should communicate 
> this to the following people
> # Cu-Cu 200 Gev : Selemon
> # Cu-Cu 62 Gev : Truls
> # Au-Au 200 and 62 GeV: Catalin
> # Run 5 pp:  Ramiro
> # Run 3 dAu Ramiro
> ////
>
> To facilitate their work, I have made change to DB and made 
> program/scripts to deal with them.
>
> 1.  RUNDB  are copied to brahms-db0 from brahms-rundb0.
> 2.  ChangeDataQuality.rb (in ~bramreco/DataProduction/scripts/util/) 
> has be created to change run quality entry in Runs table.  (To use 
> this program, look at the top of this code.)
> 3.  GetDstFileNames.C (in ~hito/analysis/) has been created to find 
> and list only good dst runs for specific angle settings.  (to use this 
> root script, look at the top of this code.  You should be able to 
> copy/past to your proof macro code very easily.)  (If someone wants to 
> make this script to more official brat class, be my guest.  :) )
>
> A gatekeeper should  use ChangeDataQuality.rb to change the quality 
> setting in the database.  And, all user should use this script to find 
> your data files.  In this way, there is no need to keep individual 
> list of bad/good runs in your script/or spread sheet.  And, we don't 
> have to argue/worry whether one particular file should be used or 
> not.   (If you use micro-dst/or some other strange format file, which 
> are not in our database, I can not help you.)
>
> If the program does not work. please let me know.
> Hiro
>
>
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