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Subject: Re: PV save and restore tool sought
From: John Sinclair <[email protected]>
Cc: [email protected]
Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 12:43:19 -0400
One simple-minded approach I have recently taken works with Kay's channel archiver.

I made a simple mod to the archiveExport utility so that the command

ArchiveExport -snapshot -format decimal -precision 6 -start "06/27/2007 00:00:00" -end "06/27/2007 00:00:00" /a/20070614_015041/Arc t:esx_t-2:volt_ctl

produces the following kind of output:

#06/26/2007 07:16:50.242633762
caput t:esx_t-2:volt_ctl "2.930956"

The mod makes the -snapshot option available, so don't try this with the current
distribution.


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So, then I build a file from a list of pvs like the following:

echo "Timestamp: $1"
echo "Archive: $2"
echo "Output file is: out"
ArchiveExport -snapshot -format decimal -precision 6 -start "$1" -end "$1" $2 t:h2_c4_L2 >> out
ArchiveExport -snapshot -format decimal -precision 6 -start "$1" -end "$1" $2 t:h2_c11_L2 >> out
ArchiveExport -snapshot -format decimal -precision 6 -start "$1" -end "$1" $2 t:h2_c16_L2 >> out
.
.
.


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The saved values are restored by executing the output file, as shown below.

./out

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OK, not very nice, but an integrated utility to do all this in a straightforward manner would be
great to have.


- John Sinclair


Andrew Johnson wrote:
Matthias Clausen wrote:

Is there a volunteer to compute a list of 'problems to be solved' versus 'tools to be used'?
At least I would add our tools to that list.


Could this be a wiki page at APS? - Andrew??

Sure, that would seem appropriate - if anyone doesn't already have a Wiki account they should email me to have one created. I created an initial page with a pointer to the SynApps Autosave package for starters, linked from the HowTo Documents wiki page, found at
http://www.aps.anl.gov/epics/wiki/index.php/What_PV_Save_and_Restore_Tools_are_available



Note that there are a number of save/restore tools listed on the Soft Support page at http://www.aps.anl.gov/epics/modules/soft.php - this would be a good place to start for more tools.


- Andrew

Attachment: smime.p7s
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References:
PV save and restore tool sought Rock, Judith E.
Re: PV save and restore tool sought Emmanuel Mayssat
Re: PV save and restore tool sought Matthias Clausen
Re: PV save and restore tool sought Andrew Johnson

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