#!/bin/csh -f
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#	$SSW/site/setup/setup.ssw_paths			            #
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# 29-March-2000 S.L.Freeland - Provide TEMPLATE                     #
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# Resolve top level mission level SSW environmentals in terms of    #
# local path/mount point names. Instrument setups such as           #
# as $SSW/MMM/xxx/setup/setup.xxx_env are defined relative to       # 
# these 'high level' for easy relocation and backward compatibility #
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# See: http://www.lmsal.com/solarsoft/sswdb_description.html
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# SSW site manager should change environmental assignments
# as required for local analysis. 
#
# The "Most fundamental" assignment is $SSWDB since many high level
# data bases default to this parent path.
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# The environmental definitions in this file may include
# a single entry or a comma delimited search list of one or more
# entries - a list is generally required if multiple machines share
# data bases but use different mount point/pathnames. 
#
# If a list is present, then the list is scanned from the first
# element until a matching path exists - the first existing path
# in the list is then assigned to the corresponding environemental
# For example:
#   setenv XXX /one,/two,/three,$HOME
# will define environmental XXX in terms of the first elemement
# of {/one , /two , /three} which exists on the local machine
# If none exists, it will assign the users home directory which
# should always exist.
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setenv SSWDB /data/sswdb    # "Fundamental" SSWDB parent path/mount point
setenv sdb $SSWDB                   # backwardly compatible $SSWDB synonym
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# Define top level SOHO_DATA 
setenv SOHO_DATA /soho_data,$HOME
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# Yohkoh top level envrironmentals 
setenv ydb  $SSWDB/ydb                   # Yohkoh dbase aka 'ydb' 
setenv ys   $SSW/yohkoh                  # for Yohkoh->SSW backward compat.
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# SDAC (Solar Data Analysis Center data base)
setenv PERM_DATA    $SSWDB/smm,$HOME			# /sdac-data_base
setenv BATSE_DATA   $SSWDB/cgro/batse,$HOME
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# SPARTAN
setenv SSW_SPARTAN_DB	$SSWDB/spartan,$HOME
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# GOES
setenv GOES_DATA $SSWDB/goes/fits,$HOME
setenv GOES_FITS $SSWDB/goes/fits,$HOME
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# MDI
setenv MDI_MAGS $SSWDB/soho/mdi/mags,$HOME
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# TRACE
setenv tdb $SSWDB/tdb,$HOME
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