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Revision as of 05:18, 14 February 2009
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Contents
Farm Replay
Structure
HowTo do a quick test replay
One can directly use the common replay directory to do quick tests.
ssh ifarml5 # or any computer seeing working disk cd /w/work5602/transversity/replay source replay.sh cd replay analyzer replay_phys(4029,100000); //just like online replay
HowTo build your own batch farm replay directory
Build a directory for your own replay. You can change replay code and control the rootfile storage. And it will be capable of replaying on both ifarm and batch farm.
ssh ifarml5 # or any computer seeing working disk cd /work/halla/transversity/disk1/<your name> mkdir analysis # this the main directory for replay codes cd analysis cp -rv /work/halla/transversity/disk1/replay/replay ./ cp -rv /work/halla/transversity/disk1/farmreplay ./ mkdir /work/halla/transversity/disk3/<your root file folder> ln -svf /work/halla/transversity/disk3/<your root file folder> ROOTfiles
Now you have the basic structure:
- TO test replay on ifarm, follow Off Line Analysis for transversity#HowTo build your own replay directory
- To do batch replay, follow example below: