NetDRMS

The NetDRMS system was developed at Stanford. It is a system for managing data. While data can be stored either on tape or disk, in practice outside of Stanford disk storage is generally used. The system has two parts, the DRMS database that holds information about metadata, and the SUMS database that holds information about the actual files that are on disk.

1. Glossary of Terms
2. Managing disk use with the sum_rm program
3. Handy debugging checks for the DRMS and SUMS databases
4. Checking triggers that may fetch data in DRMS/SUMS
5. Starting SUMS and testing if it is running
6. Subscription and slony logs - some notes on these
7. Find how much disk space a series is using
8. show_info command
9. Check if a record number is valid at JSOC
10. Naming SUMS partitions to work with sum_chown
11. Leap Seconds When a leap second happens, you need to recompile