[daip] 5000 FG table entries
Eric Greisen
egreisen at nrao.edu
Mon Mar 28 13:31:42 EDT 2011
Michael Bietenholz wrote:
> Hi Eric -
>
> I just ran into the 5000-entry limit in FG tables. I think it would
> be a good idea for tasks (other than UVCOP) to *warn* users when they
> encountered FG tables with more than 5000 entries, which are getting
> easier and easier to generate. Most users are probably not aware of
> this limit, and if you exceed it, then you may be indaverdently using
> data you've gone to some trouble as identifing as bad and excising,
> which is a bit insiduous.
>
> Of course, an even more elegant solution would be to make all tasks
> capable of dealing with 50000 entries - although even that may not be
> enough if you use CLIP on a biggish data set with lots of channels, so
> warning users when some of their flags are not being applied seems
> like a generally good idea.
>
> Ahh, for the good old days when having more than 5000 FG table
> entries would have been ridicurous :-)
>
> cheers, michael
>
I raised the limit to 30000 from 6000. I also raised UVCOP from 120000
to 200000. There is a warning message about flags which should be
sufficient.
Eric Greisen
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