11/03/06 49671 FHam Converted to XML format This is a repository for determining which data should be fast tracked (using ftp or sftp). It also contains user access information. I2 A unique number defined per fastrak request. An rqn value of zero is reserved for fastrak login authentication. C3 Defines a 3 alphanumeric character identifier (2nd through and including the 4th characters in the OSF). For HST observations this is the program ID. All entries are in uppercase. C2 Defines a 2 alphanumeric character identifier (5th and 6th characters in the OSF). For HST observations this is the obset ID. All entries are in uppercase. C3 Defines a 2 alphanumeric character identifier (7th and 8th characters in the OSF). For HST observations this is the ob number. All entries are in uppercase. C1 Request status flag, Y or N. Y indicates that this request shall be transferred if an OSF match is found. N indicates that no transfer shall occur even if an OSF match is found. C*25 The 25 alphanumeric character field containing the name of the user account on the remote machine where the data will be transferred to. This field is case sensitive. C*80 The 80 alphanumeric character field containing the directory name on the remote machine where the data will be transferred to. This field is case sensitive. C3 The 3 alphanumeric character field containing the data ID as contained in the OSF. This data ID tells (via the fastrak.resource file) fastrak where to find the local copy of the data to be transferred. C1 The single alphanumeric character containing the instrument ID. All entries are in uppercase. C*40 A 40 alphanumeric character indicating which file types to transfer. The unique entry of ALL will cause the transfer of all data in the local directory that match the selection criteria. To transfer individual file types, entries such as "raw flt spt" are acceptable for files that have names like *_fff.* where fff is the file type. C1 A status flag, Y or N. Y indicates that this request shall email a notification if the transfer encounters a problem. N indicates that no email will be sent even if a transfer problem is encountered. C3 A 3 numeric string indicating the Unix umask setting to define before file transfer. A typical value might be 777. C1 A status flag, Y or N. Y indicates that if a HST association OSF is to be acted upon, then fastrak will attempt to transfer individual members of the association as well as the association files. N, the default, indicates that no members will be transferred. C*80 The 80 alphanumeric character field containing the name of the machine where the data will be transferred to. An example would be mymachine.here.com. This field is case sensitive. C1 A status flag, Y or N. Y indicates that this request shall use sftp to transfer the data. N indicates that ftp will be used. N is the default. C*100 The 100 alphanumeric character field containing the encrypted password for the account defined in the account field. FASTRAK_TYPE Fastrak Relation OPUS