Monte Carlo production tools
  • Introduction
  • Monte Carlo production overview
  • Monte Carlo Management (McM): introduction
  • Analyzer's corner
    • Monitoring submitted requests
    • How to search for datasets in DAS and McM
    • How to find the fragment of a request in McM
    • How to find the cmsDriver used for a certain request
    • How to use randomized parameters samples
  • Monte Carlo contact's corner
    • Rules for dataset names
    • Rules for Run3 dataset names
    • Rules for Run3 2024 dataset names
    • How to create a new ticket
    • High priority requests
    • Scripting in McM
    • Request checking script
    • News and current request policy
    • Interactive MC contact exercises
    • Randomized Parameters
    • Info for MC production for Ultra Legacy Campaigns 2016, 2017, 2018
    • Info for MC production for Run3 Campaigns
  • Request manager's corner
    • [DRAFT] MultiValidation in McM
    • Procedure how to create and setup a campaign
    • Fast Simulation Campaigns
    • "Dead" requests and tickets
  • Computing's corner
    • Status of requests in computing
    • Errors in production: explanation
    • Task chain vs step chain
  • cmsDriver argument and meaning
    • runTheMatrix and release validation
  • Monte Carlo Management (McM): detailed guide
    • McM Glossary: requests
    • McM glossary: chained requests
    • McM glossary: campaigns
    • McM glossary: flows
    • McM glossary: tickets
  • Production Monitoring Platform (pMp): detailed guide
  • Data reprocessing (old injection method via script)
  • FAQ
  • Contacts
  • Group Analysis Samples Page: GrASP
    • Tagging on GrASP
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  1. Monte Carlo Management (McM): detailed guide

McM glossary: chained requests

In this page, we give a description of icons and features of chained requests in McM

What is a chained request?

A chained request is a collection of requests which connects different steps of the production. Submission of a chained request happens within the task chain/step chain settings and gives generally an output dataset for each step of the chain.

Approval:

Not used in production. Generally is "flow".

Status:

Can be "done" if request is completed, "submitted" if request is submitted, or "new" if request is not submitted.

Last status

It reflects the last status of the requests which are chained (see status of requests for the meaning).

Chain:

In the chain, all the requests of the chain (and their order in it) is shown.

Step:

It indicates what is the currently processing request in the chain (shown with a star in the "chain", next to the request which is being processed by the system)

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