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PEGASUS-TC-CONVERT(1)													     PEGASUS-TC-CONVERT(1)

NAME
pegasus-tc-converter - A client to convert transformation catalog from one format to another format. SYNOPSIS
pegasus-tc-converter [-Dproperty=value...] [-v] [-q] [-V] [-h] [-I fmt] [-O fmt] [-N dbusername] [-P dbpassword] [-U dburl] [-H dbhost] -i infile[,infile,...] -o outfile DESCRIPTION
The tc-convert program is used to convert the transformation catalog from one format to another. Currently, the following formats of transformation catalog exist: Text This is a easy to read multi line textual format. A sample entry in this format looks as follows: tr example::keg:1.0 { site isi { profile env "JAVA_HOME" "/bin/java.1.6" pfn "/path/to/keg" arch "x86" os "linux" osrelease "fc" osversion "4" type "installed" } } File This is a tuple based format which contains 6 columns. RESOURCE LFN PFN TYPE SYSINFO PROFILES A sample entry in this format looks as follows isi example::keg:1.0 /path/to/keg INSTALLED INTEL32::LINUX:fc_4: env::JAVA_HOME="/bin/java.1.6" Database Only MySQL is supported for the time being. OPTIONS
-Dproperty=value The -D option allows an experienced user to override certain properties which influence the program execution, among them the default location of the user's properties file and the PEGASUS_HOME location. One may set several CLI properties by giving this option multiple times. The -D option(s) must be the first option on the command line. CLI properties take precedence over the file-based properties of the same key. -I fmt, --iformat fmt The input format of the input files. Valid values for the input format are: File, Text, and Database. -O fmt --oformat fmt The output format of the output file. Valid values for the output format are: File, Text, and Database. -i infile[,infile,...] --input infile[,infile,...] The comma separated list of input files that need to be converted to a file in the format specified by the --oformat option. -o outfile, --output outfile The output file to which the output needs to be written out to. Other Options -N dbusername, --db-user-name dbusername The database user name. -P dbpassword, --db-user-pwd dbpassword The database user password. -U dburl, --db-url dburl The database url. -H dbhost, --db-host dbhost The database host. -v, --verbose Increases the verbosity of messages about what is going on. By default, all FATAL ERROR, ERROR , CONSOLE and WARNINGS messages are logged. -q, --quiet Decreases the verbosity of messages about what is going on. By default, all FATAL ERROR, ERROR , CONSOLE and WARNINGS messages are logged. -V, --version Displays the current version number of the Pegasus Workflow Planner Software. -h, --help Displays all the options to the pegasus-tc-converter command. EXAMPLE
Text to file format conversion pegasus-tc-converter -i tc.data -I File -o tc.txt -O Text -v File to Database(new) format conversion pegasus-tc-converter -i tc.data -I File -N mysql_user -P mysql_pwd -U jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/tc -H localhost -O Database -v Database (username, password, host, url specified in properties file) to text format conversion pegasus-tc-converter -I Database -o tc.txt -O Text -vvvvv AUTHORS
Prasanth Thomas Pegasus Team http://pegasus.isi.edu 05/24/2012 PEGASUS-TC-CONVERT(1)

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PEGASUS-REMOVE(1)														 PEGASUS-REMOVE(1)

NAME
pegasus-remove - removes a workflow that has been planned and submitted using pegasus-plan and pegasus-run SYNOPSIS
pegasus-remove [-d dagid] [-v] [rundir] DESCRIPTION
The pegasus-remove command remove a submitted/running workflow that has been planned and submitted using pegasus-plan and pegasus-run. The command can be invoked either in the planned directory with no options and arguments or just the full path to the run directory. OPTIONS
By default pegasus-remove does not require any options or arguments if invoked from within the planned workflow directory. If running the command outside the workflow directory then a full path to the workflow directory needs to be specified or the dagid of the workflow to be removed. pegasus-remove takes the following options: -d dagid, --dagid dagid The workflow dagid to remove -v, --verbose Raises debug level. Each invocation increase the level by 1. rundir Is the full qualified path to the base directory containing the planned workflow DAG and submit files. This is optional if pegasus-remove command is invoked from within the run directory. RETURN VALUE
If the workflow is removed successfully pegasus-remove returns with an exit code of 0. However, in case of error, a non-zero exit code indicates problems. An error message clearly marks the cause. FILES
The following files are opened: braindump This file is located in the rundir. pegasus-remove uses this file to find out paths to several other files. ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
PATH The path variable is used to locate binary for condor_rm. SEE ALSO
pegasus-plan(1), pegasus-run(1) AUTHORS
Gaurang Mehta <gmehta at isi dot edu> Jens-S. Vockler <voeckler at isi dot edu> Pegasus Team http://pegasus.isi.edu 05/24/2012 PEGASUS-REMOVE(1)
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