Exemple #1
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def prepare_job(params):
    """
    Create a new OqJob and fill in the related OpParams entry.

    Returns the newly created job object.
    """
    # TODO specify the owner as a command line parameter
    owner = OqUser.objects.get(user_name='openquake')

    input_set = InputSet(upload=None, owner=owner)
    input_set.save()

    job_type = CALCULATION_MODE[params['CALCULATION_MODE']]
    job = OqJob(owner=owner, path=None, job_type=job_type)

    oqp = OqParams(input_set=input_set)
    oqp.job_type = job_type

    _insert_input_files(params, input_set)
    _store_input_parameters(params, job_type, oqp)

    oqp.save()

    job.oq_params = oqp
    job.save()

    # Reset all progress indication counters for the job at hand.
    stats.delete_job_counters(job.id)

    return job
Exemple #2
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def _prepare_job(params, sections, owner_username='******'):
    """
    Create a new OqCalculation and fill in the related OqJobProfile entry.

    Returns the newly created job object.

    :param dict params:
        The job config params.
    :params sections:
        The job config file sections, as a list of strings.

    :returns:
        A new :class:`openquake.db.models.OqJobProfile` object.
    """

    @transaction.commit_on_success(using='job_init')
    def _get_job_profile(input_set, calc_mode, job_type, owner):
        """Create an OqJobProfile, save it to the db, commit, and return."""
        job_profile = OqJobProfile(input_set=input_set, calc_mode=calc_mode,
                                   job_type=job_type)

        _insert_input_files(params, input_set)
        _store_input_parameters(params, calc_mode, job_profile)

        job_profile.owner = owner
        job_profile.save()

        return job_profile

    # TODO specify the owner as a command line parameter
    owner = OqUser.objects.get(user_name=owner_username)

    input_set = InputSet(upload=None, owner=owner)
    input_set.save()

    calc_mode = CALCULATION_MODE[params['CALCULATION_MODE']]
    job_type = [s.lower() for s in sections
        if s.upper() in [jobconf.HAZARD_SECTION, jobconf.RISK_SECTION]]

    job_profile = _get_job_profile(input_set, calc_mode, job_type, owner)
    job_profile.owner = owner

    # When querying this record from the db, Django changes the values
    # slightly (with respect to geometry, for example). Thus, we want a
    # "fresh" copy of the record from the db.
    return OqJobProfile.objects.get(id=job_profile.id)