Using KanCopyUtil
The KanCopyUtil command copies and merges CM2 collections
You should find it as part of the release. For example, if your
test release is based on 14.5.0:
myrel/workdir> which KanCopyUtil
/afs/slac.stanford.edu/g/babar/dist/releases/14.5.0/bin/Linux24RH72_i386_gcc2953/KanCollUtil
myrel/workdir>
otherwise, you can make it by
checking out the KanUtils package and linking it.
Usage
myrel/workdir> KanCopyUtil [-h] -o < output > < inColl1 > [ < inColl2 > .... ]
Available Options for KanCollUtil:
Default
-i
-r
-z
-n
-m
-h
Usage options
Default behavior
By default, KanCopyUtil takes a list of input collections and creates a combined
(or "merged") output collection. The -o option is required unless the -r option
is specified.
For example
myrel/workdir> KanCopyUtil -o /work/users/lange/testKCU /work/users/lange/0401/PsiKs_nom_2000096 /work/users/lange/0401/PsiKs_nom_2000097
< output suppressed >
Evt: 1000
Copied/Merged/Read 1000 events
myrel/workdir> KanCollUtil /work/users/lange/testKCU
/work/users/lange/testKCU (1000 events)
/myrel/workdir>
results in the two input collections specified being merged together into a new collection: /work/users/lange/testKCU.
Option: -i
Using the -i option, the list of input collections may be given in a
text file instead of on the command line. In this case the usage
of KanCopyUtil is
myrel/workdir> KanCopyUtil [-h] -i < collectionList.txt > -o < output >
Option: -r
With the -r option, KanCopyUtil will only read the input collections, no output
collection will be created. This can test if any of your input collections are
corrupted or have other problems
Option: -z
Change the default root compression level. Valid levels
are integers between 0 (no compression) to 9.
Option: -n
To specify the number of events to read in from the
input collections, use the -n option. By default all events
are read in.
Option: -m
The -m option sets the maximum file size, before a new file is
created. The default rollover size is 1.8 GB.
Option: -h
There is also command line help available to see the most up to date set
of options. Try 'KanCopyUtil -h' to see this output.
Adding KanCollUtil to your test release
From your test release, check out the KanUtils package. For
example, if your test release is based on 14.5.0, you will see
myrel> addpkg KanUtils
Offline Release 14.5.0 uses KanUtils version V01-01-01, will check that out
cvs checkout: Updating KanUtils
U KanUtils/GNUmakefile
U KanUtils/KanAccess.cc
U KanUtils/KanBbrRoot.cc
U KanUtils/KanBbrRoot.hh
U KanUtils/KanBkgrConverter.tcl
U KanUtils/KanCollUtil.cc
U KanUtils/KanCopyUtil.cc
U KanUtils/KanFileLocater.cc
U KanUtils/KanFileLocater.hh
U KanUtils/KanFileUtil.cc
U KanUtils/KanFrameApp.cc
U KanUtils/KanFromBdbConverter.tcl
U KanUtils/KanMergeCollections.tcl
U KanUtils/KanRecover.cc
U KanUtils/KanRepairFromBdb.tcl
U KanUtils/KanTagCheck.cc
U KanUtils/KanUserAdmin
U KanUtils/KanUtils.cc
U KanUtils/KanUtils.hh
U KanUtils/KanUtilsProcs.tcl
U KanUtils/README
U KanUtils/bin_KanAccess.mk
U KanUtils/bin_KanCollUtil.mk
U KanUtils/bin_KanCopyUtil.mk
U KanUtils/bin_KanFileUtil.mk
U KanUtils/bin_KanFrameApp.mk
U KanUtils/bin_KanRecover.mk
U KanUtils/bin_KanTagCheck.mk
U KanUtils/bin_KanUtils.mk
U KanUtils/binlist
U KanUtils/link_KanUtils.mk
U KanUtils/mergeExample.tcl
U KanUtils/mergePRExample.tcl
GNU Make version 3.79.1,
Build OPTIONS = Linux24RH72_i386_gcc2953-Debug-native-Objy-Optimize-Fastbuild-Ldlink2-SkipSlaclog-Static-Lstatic
Linux noric14 2.4.20-30HEP2.7smp #1 SMP Fri Feb 20 11:10:35 PST 2004 i686 unknown [uname -a]
[Warning]: ./bin/Linux24RH72_i386_gcc2953 (and/or) /afs/slac.stanford.edu/g/babar/dist/releases/14.5.0/bin/Linux24RH72_i386_gcc2953 is not in PATH, type 'srtpath' to fix PATH.
-> installdirs:
myrel>
then,
myrel> gmake KanUtils.KanCopyUtil
This release based on 14.5.0, overriding BFCURRENT value of current
GNU Make version 3.79.1,
Build OPTIONS = Linux24RH72_i386_gcc2953-Debug-native-Objy-Optimize-Fastbuild-Ldlink2-SkipSlaclog-Static-Lstatic
Linux noric14 2.4.20-30HEP2.7smp #1 SMP Fri Feb 20 11:10:35 PST 2004 i686 unknown [uname -a]
[Warning]: ./bin/Linux24RH72_i386_gcc2953 (and/or) /afs/slac.stanford.edu/g/babar/dist/releases/14.5.0/bin/Linux24RH72_i386_gcc2953 is not in PATH, type 'srtpath' to fix PATH.
-> KanUtils.KanCopyUtil: (Sat Apr 10 13:35:19 PDT 2004)
Making KanUtils.d [cc1]
Making KanFileLocater.d [cc1]
Making KanBbrRoot.d [cc1]
Making KanTagCheck.d [cc3]
Making KanFrameApp.d [cc3]
Making KanRecover.d [cc3]
Making KanAccess.d [cc3]
Making KanCopyUtil.d [cc3]
Making KanCollUtil.d [cc3]
Making KanFileUtil.d [cc3]
Compiling KanBbrRoot.cc [libKanUtils.a] [cc-1]
Compiling KanFileLocater.cc [libKanUtils.a] [cc-1]
Compiling KanUtils.cc [libKanUtils.a] [cc-1]
Compiling KanCopyUtil.cc [KanCopyUtil.o] [cc-3]
Linking KanCopyUtil in KanUtils [link-1]
/afs/.slac.stanford.edu/package/gcc/i386_linux22/gcc-2.95.3/lib/gcc-lib/i686-pc-linux-gnu/2.95.3/libg2c.a(open.o): In function `f_open':
/u/sf/bartelt/RWPackage/gcc/build/gcc-2.95.3/i686-pc-linux-gnu/libf2c/libI77/../../../../../src/gcc-2.95.3/libf2c/libI77/open.c:213: the use of `tempnam' is dangerous, better use `mkstemp'
myrel>
then you should see it under your bin directory
myrel/workdir> which KanCopyUtil
./bin/Linux24RH72_i386_gcc2953/KanCopyUtil
myrel/workdir>
