MAMA_missing

    % mama_missing [detector] [date1] [date2]
             where [detector] is nuv or fuv
                   [date1] is the beginning date as yyyy.ddd
                   [date2] is the end date as yyyy.ddd

Inputs

detector
This is either 'fuv' (far ultraviolet) or 'nuv' (near ultraviolet).
date1 date2
This is the beginning and ending date of the search in 'SOGS' format: yyyy.ddd. For example 2000.032 is February 1st, 2000.

For each exposure which is missing from the grand_mama for that time period (which may be a single day), a message is printed to the screen.

The first example shows that you get help on the usage of this function if you just type the name of the function without any arguments:

daffy> mama_missing
Usage: mama_missing   
  where  is nuv or fuv
         is the beginning date as yyyy.ddd
         is the end date as yyyy.ddd

The second example shows a normal query. Note that as those exposures are processed by the pipeline, fewer missing exposures will be listed by this tool.

daffy> mama_missing fuv 2000.051 2000.055
     first_day = 51594.000000, last_day = 51598.000000
     2000055135440-I-INFO O5F903KUQ is scheduled, but not yet in grand_mama
     2000055135440-I-INFO O5F903KVQ is scheduled, but not yet in grand_mama
     2000055135440-I-INFO O5F903KXQ is scheduled, but not yet in grand_mama
     2000055135440-I-INFO O5F903KZQ is scheduled, but not yet in grand_mama
     2000055135440-I-INFO O5BN31NSQ is scheduled, but not yet in grand_mama
     2000055135440-I-INFO O5BN31NTQ is scheduled, but not yet in grand_mama
     2000055135440-I-INFO O5BN31NWQ is scheduled, but not yet in grand_mama
     2000055135440-I-INFO O5BN31NXQ is scheduled, but not yet in grand_mama
     2000055135440-I-INFO O5BN31O0Q is scheduled, but not yet in grand_mama
     2000055135440-I-INFO O5BN31O1Q is scheduled, but not yet in grand_mama
     2000055135440-I-INFO O5BN31O4Q is scheduled, but not yet in grand_mama
     2000055135440-I-INFO 11 of 68 exposures missing for 2000.051 to 2000.056
     status = 2