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| title | Setting up Catalog QT environment |
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> module load imasenv
# Remember to set the name of database (I am using 'test')
> imasdb test
# Make sure to load catalog QT module
> module load imas-catalogqt/R1.3 |
Populating Catalog with data
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Storing single pulse file can be done using store_data.sh script.
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> ./store_data.sh --help
Usage: store_data.sh [OPTIONS]
-help, --help= print this messageMandatory options:
-shot=, --shot= shot number
-run=, --run= run number
-filemachine=, --filemachine= location of derivation file
location of derivation file must be provided as explicit pathtokamak name
-sim-db=, --sim-db= simulation databasei (e.g. pedestal, jettc)
Optional options:
-user=, --user= user name
-machineversion=, --machineversion= tokamakdatabase nameversion
-versionfile=, --versionfile= database version location of derivation file
must be provided as explicit path
In case you don't provide optional options, their values will be taken from environment variables |
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| title | selecting simulation db |
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Since release R1.3 it's possible to use multiple databases for data. It means, there can be different locations where data are stored. This way, it's possible to prevent accidental overwriting of data. At the moment, there are two, separate, installations: pedestal, jettc. It might be they will get different names in the future. You can pass target database name by specifying it as -sim-db argument. | Code Block |
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--sim-db=pedestal |
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Populating explicit pulse file
Let's say you want to populate following pulse file:
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To achieve that, you can use following command
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> ./store_data.sh -shot=1000 \
-run=100 \
-machine=test \
-version=test \
-file=$SWIMASDIR/extra/catalogqt/$CATALOG_QT_RELEASE/examples/derivation_files/derivation.xml \
--sim-db=pedestal |
Populating whole database
It is also possible to store the whole database tree. In this case, you don't specify each and every file separately. You can use helper script called: store_machine.sh
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> store_machine.sh --help
Usage: store_machine.sh [-machine=|--machine=]
-help, --help= print this message
Mandatory options:
-machine=, --machine= tokamak name
-sim-db=, --sim-db= target simulation database
Optional options:
-version=, --version= IMAS version
by default version is set to value: 3
-dryrun, --dryrun Just show what will be done |
All you have to do, is to specify what data do you want to be stored and to specify target databse
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> store_machine.sh -machine=test -sim-db=pedestal |
