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Lana Abadie, March 2004

Content Objectives DB Design Methodology Conf.DB & PVSS (JCOP) Readout network dataflow Use cases Entity relationship models Table design Conf.DB & PVSS (JCOP) C routine example : use case 3 & 4 Test Tool Conclusion & future works

Objectives Storage of all controllable devices from all sub-systems (electronics...) static data (geographical position, links,...) dynamic data (recipes, code to download...) Each device will be stored in the Conf.DB and linked to its connectivity counterpart. Implement tools: to populate, to configure, to maintain, to communicate with other existing tool such as PVSS.

DB Design Methodology 1. Dataflow of the system 2. Define the use cases (scenarios) 3. Build Entity relationship models 4. Design tables

Readout Network Switch ReadOutNetwork Data Flow FE cards (L1FE) 4 outputs(DAQ)+1(Throttle) 2 types of traffic HLT(1link) Level 1 (up to 3) Ex: VELO_L1FE00_00_00 . Multiplexing layer:2 types of switch TRM (1 module) HLT (16 I /2 O) (HLTMS) Ex:HLTMS_10 Level 1(16I/2O) (L1MS) Ex:L1MS_05 Readout Network Switch (RNS_Slot) HLT traffic Level 1 traffic mixed traffic Sorter RNS_Slot_00 RNS_Slot_15 HLT possible link Level 1 possible link TFC system (readout supervisor) SFC Switch CPU SFC Switch CPU SFC Switch CPU SFC Switch CPU Storage System SFC_Switch SFC_Node CPU Farm

Use cases 1. Define the properties of a switch A switch has a type (L1MS for example) and a name (L1MS_05) and a hostname. Each switch type is characterized by a number of input and output ports. 2. Define the properties of a port 3. Find the adjacent switches (links) up or down connected to a given switch 4. Find all the connection paths between 2 devices 5. Check that a path exists between 2 extreme nodes (ie L1FE and SFC_node) 6. Retrieve all the links belonging to a given band link number and vice versa.

Entity relationship models Port + physical address + switch name + nbr + input or output + RxFC (Enable or not) + TxFC (Enable or not) + status (Broken or not) + speed + Port Management(yes/no) + Wire sense (Switch/Switch, Switch/computer, Autosense) + Phy: T, Sx, SL + Forced Speed (Yes/No) Switch Type +Switch type +nbr of input ports +nbr of output ports Switch +Switch Name +Switch type +Host name has 1 n Link +LinkID +Switch Name From +Port Number From +Switch Name To +Port Number To +Type of link Associaton : a link has 2 ports will determine the status of link 1 2 Band link +BandID +LinkID n 1 n 1 Path +PathID +Link

Table Design Port SwitchType Switch List Link Type Band Link + physical @ (pk) + switch name (fk) ref Switch List(Switch_Name) + nbr + in_or_out + RxFC (Enable or not) + TxFC (Enable or not) + status (Broken or not) + speed:(10,100)/(10,100,1000)/ 1000/10.000 Mbit/s + Port Management(yes/no) + Wire sense (Switch/Switch, + Switch/computer, Autosense) + Phy: T, Sx, SL + Forced Speed (Yes/No) Unique(switch name,nbr,in_or_out) SwitchType +Switch type (pk) +nbr of input port +nbr of output port Switch List +Switch Name (pk) +Switch type (fk) ref SwitchType(Switch_type) +host name 1 n 1 n Switch Connectivity +Switch_LinkID (pk) +Switch_From +Port_nbr_from +Switch_to +Port_nbr_to +link_type (fk) ref Link Type(link nbr) + bidirectional_used + Unique(Switch_From, port_nbr_from) + Unique(Switch_to, port_nbr_to) + Switch_From, Port_nbr_from (fk) ref Port(switch name,nbr,in_or_out=‘out’) + Switch_to, Port_nbr_to (fk) ref Port(switch name,nbr,in_or_out=‘in’) 1 2 Link Type +Link type +Link nbr (pk) 1 n Band Link Link_id (fk) ref SwitchConnectivity(Switch_LinkID) link_band_nbr (pk) Unique(Link_id) n<11 1 bijection READOUTNET_PATH_SFC +RNS_Slot link_readNet (fk) ref Switch List(Switch_Name) +SFC link_readNet +SFC_Switch link_readNet +SFC_Node link_readNet READOUTNET_PATH_L1FE +L1FE link_readNet (fk) ref Switch List(Switch_Name) +MS link_readNet +RNS_Slot link_readNet Link_readNet (object) +switch_from +switch_to +port_nbrfrom +port_nbrto +typeOfLink

Conf.DB & PVSS Conf. DB Other tools PVSS System PVSS Libraires & Tools ADO Functions conversion to datapoint type (JCOP) fw_recipes fw_device fw_com ponents fw_device_ properties fw_recipes _properties PL/SQL scripts C routines to call when initialising devices switch link Other tools java, python user interfaces

C routine example: use case 3 & 4 ProC/C++ precompiler Microsoft Visual C++ struct Port {char SwitchName_FROM[21];int PortNb_FROM; char SwitchName_TO[21];int PortNb_TO;struct Port *next;}; Port** test1 (char switch_name[21], int type_port, int link_nature, char switch_type[21], int adjacent_link) Example: I want to know all the possible connexion paths from VELO_L1FE00_00_00 to RNS_Slot which carries HLT Traffic. test1(‘VELO_L1FE00_00_00’, 2 , 2 , ’RNS_Slot’ ,0)

Test Tool

Conclusion & future works First Table design for TFC & Readout system Integrate this design with JCOP tools Take into account versioning, history Debug C routines & check their compactness.