idscp¶

idscp tool helps you to copy ids from one pulse to another

Syntax idscp¶

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Usage: idscp [-h] -s SRC -d DEST [-f] [--set-dataset-version] [-i]
             [-a | -o OUTPUT_OCCURRENCE] [--dd-update]
             [ids ...]

Copy IDSs from a data-entry into another one

Positional Arguments:
  ids                   IDSs to copy (leave empty to select all IDSs with
                        default occurrence,or append "/n" to copy a specific
                        occurrence "n")

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -s, --src SRC         source uri (e.g. imas:hdf5?path=./testdb1 or
                        ./testpulse1.nc)
  -d, --dest DEST       destination uri (e.g. imas:hdf5?path=./testdb2 or
                        ./testpulse2.nc)
  -f, --force           Force the creation of destination data-entry (existing
                        data will be lost)
  --set-dataset-version
                        (DEPRECATED) Store current DD version into
                        dataset_description IDS if it exists. This option is
                        deprecated and may be removed in the next major
                        version.
  -i, --interactive     Prompt the user to overwrite the ids (Default is to
                        overwrite the ids without asking)
  -a, --all-occurrences
                        Copy all occurrences available in the source into the
                        destination
  -o, --output-occurrence OUTPUT_OCCURRENCE
                        Copy the selected source into the specified occurrence
                        at the destination
  --dd-update           Convert IDS to the default Data Dictionary version
                        (=4.1.1, otherwise use the original version stored on
                        disk)

Example idscp¶

$ idscp --src "imas:mdsplus?user=public;pulse=131024;run=10;database=ITER;version=3" --dest "imas:mdsplus?user=username;pulse=145000;run=5;database=ITER;version=3"