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Tracker Construction DataBase status. Luca Latronico INFN Pisa. Glast italian software meeting - Pisa 11-12/10. Updated naming convention. new convention :. Part ID location (example) Strip S0123 - - -
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Tracker Construction DataBase status Luca Latronico INFN Pisa Glast italian software meeting - Pisa 11-12/10
Updated naming convention new convention: Part ID location (example) Strip S0123 - - - Detector DH00012 [A-D] (L0001B) Ladder LG0001 [F0-B3] (T123B2) Tray TSL123 [G1tray0 - G16tray18] (G03tr18) - - - - - - - - - manufacturer tag [G (G&A), P (MiPot), L (Laben)] type tag [T (Top), B (Bottom), G (Glast), S (SuperGlast), E (Empty)] + manufacturer tag [G (G&A), P (MiPot), L (Laben)] now officially in CyberDocs asLAT-TD-00376
Updated naming convention • reasons for extra tags : • necessary to uniquely identify parts from different suppliers and of different types • parts-basic information included in names • offer a built-in-the-name selection rule for parts assembly (can be broken!) • implementation in db: • new tags kept in different fields to enable separate queries on each tag • parts names are displayed with extra tags in user interface • multiple primary keys now necessary • relationship and masks revised to include new keys
Interfaces • Other institutions in the tracker collaboration: • good feeling for our prototype after august collaboration • meeting – could become a common solution which would • simplify data transfer • enquiry about data migration to Oracle (SLAC • integration DB): partial vs comprehensive (through SQL • server?) data migration • User interface • added list of parts • masks can now be opened in Add (blank) or Edit mode • (view) to speed up data retrieval
Interfaces • Web interface • new IIS server (glastserver.pi.infn.it) installed • DB is working on new server • new queries available • Interface to instruments • lab tests controlled with LabView • lab measurements output will flow directly in DB: • output stored to temporary Excel files (spreadsheet format) • a call from LabView (from NI library) activates an import macro in DB which gets data from spreadsheet
Breaking news (no panic!) • 704 SSDs (22 batches) received 9 October from Japan • lots of measurements to take, lots of data to store DB • already lots of feedback from real data! • Manufacturer data: • batches info and sample test data from HPK inserted • shipping information added Production statistics study begun: • efficient data manipulation to import manufacturer data • revise data structure to include all man. data • work on queries to reorganize/extract relevant data • work on graphics display • …… a crucial test is underway!