RunNumbers

Introduction

On this page we reserve run number ranges to attempt to prevent multiple uses for a single run number. This is important to not generate conflicting file names or conditions database entries, and to improve communication and documentation.

Only the Calibration Coordinator or Offline Co-leaders are allowed to reserve run ranges.

• use the next available numbers above the reserved, below 1M.
• be modest in the number reserved (you can always come back for more)

Organization of run-dependent simulation is under development, and may require a special block.

Introduction talk

Reserved run numbers

The "Organizer" of a run number range has the primary responsibility to assure the group using the run numbers stays within the run range, or arrange for another block of numbers.

Start	End		Name	Organizer	Notes
1	99		userSpace	Rob Kutschke	arbitrary user needs (not production)
100	999		offline	Rob Kutschke	scratch or temporary experiments
1000	1000		nominalSim	Rob Kutschke	default run for simple, nominal simulation
1001	1099		legacy	Rob Kutschke	numbers commonly used in simulation before this system
1100	1199		database tests	Ray Culbertson	run dependence tests
1200	1299		MDC2020	Dave Brown (LBL)	MDC2020 production simulation with run dependence
1300	...		...	....	next reservations
100000	101000		tracker VST	Richie Bonventre	tracker VST 2020-2021

Some History

Ray talk page 3
Richie talk page 7

Approximate survey of existing run numbers. 1000 is current example for sim.

    count runnumber
    19 1
      1 2
      1 3
      5 4
      1 5
      1 7
     23 1000
     10 1001
    234 1002
      6 1052
      3 1053
      1 1357
      6 1500
     11 1600
      5 1700
     10 1800
      1 2000
      1 2001
      9 2700
     20 2701
      2 2705
     57 4001
      1 4002
      3 5001
      1 9002
      1 645440
      1 1792836
      2 2102784
      1 3344213
    115 11911024-19236224