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Move HIPS to HIPS

Description

The MoveHIPSToHIPS process will take a URI of HIPS track lines and move those track lines (the line folders on disk) into an empty or existing HIPS file containing data.

Update

HIPS file and folder.

Inputs

One or more HIPS track lines.

Outputs

HIPS file and folder.

Command Line Syntax

carisbatch -r MoveHIPSToHIPS

User Interface Command

Move to

Options

The following table describes the parameters available for this process.

Parameter

Long

Short key

Description

Can Repeat

Notes

-- carry-over

The data contained in or linked to a HIPS file that can be carried over to a new location.

RAW_DATA: Raw data used for any import will be carried over to the destination (in Preprocess, Auxiliary_Type folders) and all source attributes reset to that location.

VESSEL_FILE: HIPS vessel file used for selected data will be carried over to the destination (in Vessels folder) and all source attributes reset to that location.

CRITICAL_SOUNDINGS: Critical soundings stored in the HIPS file will be carried over to the destination HIPS file.

CONTACTS: - Contacts stored in the HIPS file will be carried over to the destination HIPS file.

FALSE

Enumeration

To use this command, refer to the following example.

Example

Objective

To move selected track lines to a new HIPS file or to an existing file that already contains data.

Description

Command Line Syntax

The location the data is being moved from

D:/Data/Demo/Demo.hips

The data that is being moved

?Line=1344_20080926_202553_Voyager

????

--carry-over VESSEL_FILE file

The location the data is being moved to (existing location)

///D:/Data/DemoMoved/DemoMoved.hips

Command Line

carisbatch -r MoveHIPSToHIPS --carry-over VESSEL_FILE file:///D:/Data/Demo/Demo.hips?Line=1344_20080926_202553_Voyager file:///D:/Data/DemoMoved/DemoMoved.hips

Outcome

The selected track lines are removed from original location and saved to a new HIPS file or to existing file in new location.

Extra Notes