archive.sh

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#!/bin/zsh

source $JPP_DIR/setenv.sh $JPP_DIR

ARCHIVE=${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/

rm -rf $ARCHIVE/test  >&  /dev/null

mkdir -p $ARCHIVE/test

echo "hello world" > abc.txt
echo "hello world" > abc.dat

putFile.sh  -h!

putFile.sh  abc.txt  $ARCHIVE/test  100     1  1000  km3net  mjg
putFile.sh  abc.txt  $ARCHIVE/test  100   101   101  km3net  mjg_1
putFile.sh  abc.txt  $ARCHIVE/test  100   101   101  km3net  mjg_2
putFile.sh  abc.txt  $ARCHIVE/test  100   101   101  km3net  mjg_3
putFile.sh  abc.dat  $ARCHIVE/test  100   101   101  km3net  kay
putFile.sh  abc.dat  $ARCHIVE/test  100   101   101  km3net  kay

echo "\nlist all archive files"

getArchive.sh      $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  km3net
getFile.sh         $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  km3net  XXX; rm -f XXX.*

echo "\nlist all archive files that do have one specific variant"

getArchive.sh      $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  km3net  kay
getFile.sh         $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  km3net  kay  XXX; rm -f XXX.dat

echo "\nlist all archive files that do have one glob variant"

getArchive.sh      $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  km3net  "mjg*"
getFile.sh         $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  km3net  "mjg*"  XXX; rm -f XXX.txt

echo "\nlist all archive files that do have specific variants"

getArchive.sh      $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  km3net  "(mjg_2|mjg_1)"
getFile.sh         $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  km3net  "(mjg_2|mjg_1)"  XXX; rm -f XXX.*

echo "\nlist all archive files that do not have specific variants"

getArchive.sh      $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  km3net  "^(mjg_2|mjg_1)"
getFile.sh         $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  km3net  "^(mjg_2|mjg_1)"  XXX; rm -f XXX.*


typeset -A SQL     # type -> variant

SQL[km3net]="^(mjg_2)"

for type variant in ${(kv)SQL[*]}; do

    echo "\nlist all files with type \"$type\" and variant \"$variant\""

    getArchive.sh      $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  $type  $variant
    getFile.sh         $ARCHIVE/test  100   101  $type  $variant  XXX; rm -f XXX.*
done

rm -f abc.{dat,txt}