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! SDDL Name: WSIDATA_DEF.SDDL
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! Purpose: This SDDL file defines the WSIDATA_DEF relation.
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! Modification History:
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! Date PR Who Reason
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! 10/ 4/94 27329 NSS Original implementation
! 05/08/98 36870 MRB Add C output
! 10/01/01 44572 sss Added index
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LANGUAGE C, FORTRAN, SQL
INCLUDE ZSPSS_USER_TYPES.SDDL
RECORD SIDET_TYPE
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! RECORD INFORMATION
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DESCRIPTION "This relation is used to define Science Instrument (SI)
and SI Detector entities within SPSS. Note that each
instrument on board the HST will have corresponding
entries within this relation in order for SPSS to be
able to schedule SI sequences on calendars. Pseudo
Instruments (such as the HUB) will also be defined in
this relation.
It is expected that each SI or Detector defined in this
relation will have corresponding entries within the
following relations:
o wsistate_def (defines an SI or Detector state)
o wsistate_tra (defines a transition from one state
to another state)
o wsistate_seq (defines a sequence of transitions)
The SI name and Detector name fields are key elements
in the definition of entries in all of the above
relations.
In order for SPSS to consider scheduling SI sequences
for an alignment, an alignment must contain entries
within the qasi_states relation.
The entries within this table are loaded into a C&C List
upon C&C List creation (CCLIST/CREATE)."
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! FIELD INFORMATION
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FIELD si_name
TYPE SI_ID_TYPE
END_FIELD
FIELD si_det_name
TYPE SI_DETECTOR_TYPE
DESCRIPTION "This field is blank for SI definitions."
END_FIELD
FIELD suppr_order
TYPE I2
DESCRIPTION "The order in which an instrument or detector will be
considered for suppression during the scheduling
process. This value must be an unique positive
integer.
Suppression is the process where the SI S/W attempts
to leave the SI/Detector in the highest state possible.
In this way, suppression limits thermal cycling and
attempts to minimize wear and tear on Instrument
internal mechanisms.
Note that the suppression process takes place after
complete sequences have been scheduled for all
alignments within a scheduling unit. The process also
takes place when a scheduling unit is deleted from a
calendar."
END_FIELD
END_RECORD
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! RELATION DECLARATION
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RELATION wsidata_def
TYPE SIDET_TYPE
DESCRIPTION "SI and Detector Data Definition Relation"
SUBSYSTEM_USING "SPSS", "IM", "SCIOPSDB", "CCLIST"
RELATED_FIELDS "wsistate_tra.*" "wsistate_seq.*" "wsistate_def.*"
INDEX wsidata_def_1
TYPE clustered
FIELDS si_name
END_INDEX
END_RELATION
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! INSTANCE DECLARATION
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INSTANCE wsidata_def
GLOBAL
TYPE SIDET_TYPE
END_INSTANCE
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