pamStatusSite
Purpose:
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Tabulate the status of files in specified directories, including counts of files in ready, hold, and complete subdirectories for a given site and cell.
Enter:
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pamStatusSite [dir=directory] [site=site] [cell=<ell>
Where:
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dir
Optional. Specify the data subdirectory from where to obtain status. Specify “PAMdatapoint”, “PAMheader”, “esvdout10c” or “mua_data”.
The default is “PAMdatapoint”.site
Optional. Specify the site location from where to list the results. Valid site values are: ctc, bak, btc, cdc, cep, cic, cil, cnge, ctc, dar, dav, dcec, eard, ets, fsp, jep, kcl, komatsu, ldtc, metc, mtc, mto, oly. The default is “ctc”.
cell
Optional. Specify the test cell number from where to list the results. The default is “all”.
Example:
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pamStatusSite
The above command looks at the /data/PAMdatapoint directory on the local node for the ctc site cells.pamStatusSite dir=PAMheader
The above command looks at the /data/PAMheader directory on the local node for the ctc site cells.pamStatusSite dir=esvdout10c
The above command looks at the /data/esvdout10c directory on the local node for the ctc site cells.pamStatusSite dir=mua_data
The above command looks at the /data/mua_data directory on the local node for the ctc site cells.pamStatusSite dir=PAMheader site=oly
The above command looks at the /data/PAMheader directory on the local node for the oly site cells.pamStatusSite site=bak cell=2
The above command looks at the /data/PAMdatapoint directory for test cell 2 at the bak site.
Notes:
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The program counts the number of files within the hold, ready, or complete directories of the specified directory type, site, or test cell, excluding certain file patterns.