NAME

       pegasus-tc-converter - A client to convert transformation catalog from one format to
       another format.

SYNOPSIS

       pegasus-tc-converter [-Dproperty=value...] [-v] [-q] [-V] [-h]
                            [-I fmt] [-O fmt]
                            [-N dbusername] [-P dbpassword] [-U dburl] [-H dbhost]
                            -i infile[,infile,...] -o outfile

DESCRIPTION

       The tc-convert program is used to convert the transformation catalog from one format to
       another.

       Currently, the following formats of transformation catalog exist:

       Text
           This is a easy to read multi line textual format.

           A sample entry in this format looks as follows:

               tr example::keg:1.0 {
                       site isi {
                       profile env "JAVA_HOME" "/bin/java.1.6"
                       pfn "/path/to/keg"
                       arch  "x86"
                       os    "linux"
                       osrelease "fc"
                       osversion "4"
                       type "installed"
                   }
               }

       File
           This is a tuple based format which contains 6 columns.

               RESOURCE  LFN  PFN  TYPE  SYSINFO  PROFILES

           A sample entry in this format looks as follows

               isi  example::keg:1.0  /path/to/keg  INSTALLED  INTEL32::LINUX:fc_4:  env::JAVA_HOME="/bin/java.1.6"

       Database
           Only MySQL is supported for the time being.

OPTIONS

       -Dproperty=value
           The -D option allows an experienced user to override certain properties which
           influence the program execution, among them the default location of the user’s
           properties file and the PEGASUS_HOME location. One may set several CLI properties by
           giving this option multiple times.

           The -D option(s) must be the first option on the command line. CLI properties take
           precedence over the file-based properties of the same key.

       -I fmt, --iformat fmt
           The input format of the input files. Valid values for the input format are: File,
           Text, and Database.

       -O fmt --oformat fmt The output format of the output file. Valid values for the output
       format are: File, Text, and Database.

       -i infile[,infile,...] --input infile[,infile,...] The comma separated list of input files
       that need to be converted to a file in the format specified by the --oformat option.

       -o outfile, --output outfile
           The output file to which the output needs to be written out to.

   Other Options
       -N dbusername, --db-user-name dbusername
           The database user name.

       -P dbpassword, --db-user-pwd dbpassword
           The database user password.

       -U dburl, --db-url dburl
           The database url.

       -H dbhost, --db-host dbhost
           The database host.

       -v, --verbose
           Increases the verbosity of messages about what is going on. By default, all FATAL
           ERROR, ERROR , CONSOLE and WARNINGS messages are logged.

       -q, --quiet
           Decreases the verbosity of messages about what is going on. By default, all FATAL
           ERROR, ERROR , CONSOLE and WARNINGS messages are logged.

       -V, --version
           Displays the current version number of the Pegasus Workflow Planner Software.

       -h, --help
           Displays all the options to the pegasus-tc-converter command.

EXAMPLE

       Text to file format conversion

           pegasus-tc-converter -i tc.data -I File -o tc.txt  -O Text -v

       File to Database(new) format conversion

           pegasus-tc-converter -i tc.data -I File -N mysql_user -P mysql_pwd -U jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/tc -H localhost -O Database -v

       Database (username, password, host, url specified in properties file) to text format
       conversion

           pegasus-tc-converter -I Database -o tc.txt -O Text -vvvvv

AUTHORS

       Prasanth Thomas

       Pegasus Team http://pegasus.isi.edu