Editing Scanco Administration (section)

====Disk Usage information====
Run the <code>DISK_MOUNTIES.COM</code> script and it will produce a file in the scratch directory called <code>DISK_MOUNTIES_OUTPUT.TXT</code> that contains a row entry for each directory on the disk. It'll include the size and number of RSQ, ISQ, etc, files. If running for the first time, it is suggested you run as follows to learn about the options:
<pre>
$ @COM:DISK_MOUNTIES.COM HELP
</pre>
Probably using the default SF is what you will need. It can be run like this:
<pre>
$ @COM:DISK_MOUNTIES.COM
</pre>
At the end of the script it calls <code>SUMMARIZE_DISK_MOUNTIES.COM</code> that will take the resulting <code>DISK_MOUNTIES_OUTPUT.TXT</code> and provide a summary outcome. It seems that this script is not working because it uses a specific <code>ICALC</code> function that is only available on Alpha stations (which we no longer use). To date (January, 2022) there is no solution to this problem.

You can find the output file (not the summarized version) here:
<pre>
$ eve sys$scratch:DISK_MOUNTIES_OUTPUT_SUMMARY.TXT
</pre>

The template file for summarizing the disk mounties results: [[Media:BoneLab_Data_Disc_Usage.xlsx|'''BoneLab_Data_Disc_Usage.xlsx''']]



To look at the RSQs in the database
<pre>
$ dir/siz dk0:[microct.data...]*.rsq
</pre>
the three dots means all subdirectories.

Other useful commands:

<code>$ ctheader xxxxxx.isq</code>

or

<code>$ ctheader xxxxxx.rsq</code>

shows you header.
<pre>
$ fda command file-wildcard
</pre>
does a 'file do all' of the command on all the given wildcard filenames.
<pre>
$ pipe xxxx | search sys$pipe "patient"
</pre>
is the pipe command in VMS.

So all three combined:
<pre>
$ pipe fda ctheader dk0:[microct.data...]*.rsq | search sys$pipe "patient name"
</pre>
or any other field you want to search for! 

If you have a more complex program to run (e.g. with an argument), use the double quotes as follows:
<pre>
pipe fda "aix -l" *.AIM | search sys$pipe "Patient Name"
</pre>

'''Other ideas''':

<pre>$ write_info</pre>

gives you a file <code>sys$scratch:info.txt</code> with info in it (leave defaults to get all samples ever scanned, otherwise 'zoom' in on some samples.)

Check out the <code>search</code> command:
<pre>
$ help search
</pre>
and <code>/match=and</code>
or <code>/match=or</code>


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