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Timestamp:
Nov 17, 2009, 11:53:08 AM (16 years ago)
Author:
bills
Message:

put data_group into fileset listing instead of dist_group for more specificity

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  • trunk/ippScripts/scripts/dist_make_fileset.pl

    r26015 r26170  
    4040# Parse the command-line arguments
    4141my ($dist_id, $dist_dir, $target_id, $stage, $stage_id, $dest_id, $product_name, $ds_dbhost, $ds_dbname);
    42 my ($label, $dist_group, $filter);
     42my ($label, $data_group, $filter);
    4343my ($dbname, $save_temps, $verbose, $no_update, $logfile);
    4444
     
    5252           'product_name=s' => \$product_name,  # location of the data store directory for this product
    5353           'label=s'        => \$label,
    54            'dist_group=s'   => \$dist_group,
     54           'data_group=s'   => \$data_group,
    5555           'filter=s'       => \$filter,
    5656           'ds_dbhost=s'    => \$ds_dbhost,  # database host for the datastore database
     
    6464
    6565pod2usage( -msg => "Unknown option: @ARGV", -exitval => 2 ) if @ARGV;
    66 pod2usage( -msg => "Required options: --dist_id --dist_dir --target_id --stage --stage_id --dist_group --filter --dest_id --ds_dbhost --ds_dbname",
     66pod2usage( -msg => "Required options: --dist_id --dist_dir --target_id --stage --stage_id --data_group --filter --dest_id --ds_dbhost --ds_dbname",
    6767           -exitval => 3) unless
    6868    defined $dist_id and
     
    7171    defined $stage and
    7272    defined $stage_id and
    73     defined $dist_group and
     73    defined $data_group and
    7474    defined $filter and
    7575    defined $dest_id and
     
    164164
    165165    $command .= " --ps0 $target_id --ps1 $stage --ps2 $stage_id --ps3 $prod_col_3";
    166     $command .= " --ps4 $dist_group --ps5 $filter";
     166    $command .= " --ps4 $data_group --ps5 $filter";
    167167
    168168    $command .= " --dbname $ds_dbname --dbhost $ds_dbhost";
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