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Everything to know about the Rollback

How to rollback

You can roll back from the pipeline front end. I think everyone in the current audience for this document knows how? But if multiple processes have failed (common), it's usually better to use the command line.

/afs/slac.stanford.edu/u/gl/glast/pipeline-II/prod/pipeline -m PROD rollbackStream --minimum 'L1Proc80819007'

This will roll back all of the failed processes in delivery 80819007.

After a rollback, the red x on the data processing page will be gone, but the L1 status will still say Failed. This tends to confuse the duty scientists. You might want to use the setL1Status task (see bellow) to make it say Running. This is really optional, it won't affect the processing in any way. But there will be fewer pagers beeping.bla bla bla

When to rollback

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Other things you may want to know

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setL1Status task

Tired of being paged because L1Proc status still says Failed after a rollback?

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