APPL_NAME (category: datafile)
Application Name that was run on other files
resulting in the production of this file.
APPL_NAME_ANALYZED (category: datafile)
Application Name that was run to analyze this file.
CONSUMED_DATE (category: datafile)
The date a file was consumed.
CONSUMED_STATUS (category: datafile)
Status of the file consumption.
CONSUMER (category: datafile)
The person who consumed a file by running a project.
CONSUMER_GROUP (category: datafile)
The work group of the consumer of a file.
CONSUMER_ID (category: datafile)
Id of the consumer of this file or for which the file is being delivered.
CREATE_DATE (category: datafile)
Date the file was created.
DATASET_DEF_ID (category: datafile)
Dataset definition id for a definition that contains this file in one of its datasets.
Useful with the Dataset_Version dimension.
DATASET_DEF_NAME (categories: datafile, datasetdef)
Name of the dataset definition.
DATASET_ID (category: datafile)
Numeric ID of a dataset that contains the file.
DATASET_VERSION (categories: datafile, datasetdef)
Version of a specific dataset. Useful when combined with the dimension DATASET_DEF_NAME.
DATA_FILE_LOCATION_STATUS (category: datafile)
Status of the data file location.
DATA_TIER (category: datafile)
Data tier of the file.
DATA_TIER_ANALYZED (category: datafile)
Data Tier of the file that was analyzed to produce this file.
DELIVERED_STATUS (category: datafile)
Status of the file delivery.
END_TIME (category: datafile)
end time of data file
EVENT_NUMBER (category: datafile)
Event number contained within the file.
FAMILY (category: datafile)
Application Family that was run on other files
resulting in the production of this file.
FAMILY_ANALYZED (category: datafile)
Application Family that was run to analyze this file.
FILE_ANALYZED (category: datafile)
Name of a data file that was analyzed to produce this file.
FILE_NAME (category: datafile)
Unique name of the file in SAM. The wildcard (%) is very useful when using this dimension.
FILE_PARTITION (category: datafile)
Partition number of the file.
FILE_STATUS (category: datafile)
Status of the data file.
FULL_PATH (category: datafile)
The full path of the data file
including disk or tape location.
LOGICAL_DATASTREAM_NAME (category: datafile)
The name of the logical datastream contained in this file.
LUM_MAX (category: datafile)
Maximum luminosity block number. For processed files
this will be the maximum of all the luminosity block ranges of the original source files.
LUM_MIN (category: datafile)
Minimum luminosity block number. For processed files
this will be the minimum of all the luminosity block ranges of the original source files.
PARAM_CATEGORY (category: datafile)
Category of physics.
PARAM_TYPE (category: datafile)
Type of physics.
PARAM_VALUE (category: datafile)
Value of physics.
PATH (category: datafile)
The path of the data file
excluding the file name itself.
PHYSICAL_DATASTREAM_NAME (category: datafile)
The name of the physical datatream contained in this file.
PROJECT_NAME (category: datafile)
The name of the project that was run to produce this file.
RUN_ID (category: datafile)
(no description available)
RUN_NUMBER (categories: datafile, run)
The Run Number that created this file.
RUN_TYPE (category: datafile)
The Run Type of the run that created this file.
RUN_TYPE_ID (category: datafile)
The numeric ID of the Run Type that created this file.
START_TIME (category: datafile)
start time of data file
TAPE_LABEL (category: datafile)
The label on the tape that contains this file.
USERNAME (category: datafile)
Username of the person who created the file.
VERSION (category: datafile)
The Application Version that was run on other files
resulting in the production of this file.
VERSION_ANALYZED (category: datafile)
Application Name that was run to analyze this file.
WORK_GRP_NAME (category: datafile)
Name of the group that created the file.
__SET__ (category: datafile)
Special dimension allowing you to query all files that match another dataset definition name.
This is useful for combining with union/and/or operators on your own set of dimensions.
Simply use __SET__ as your dimension name and the name of your existing definition as the constraint value
e.g. --dim="file_name %ztautau% minus __set__ my-files-already-analyzed"
