/software/wwwdata_cs.uwaterloo.ca/data/vhosts/cs/cscf/internal/staff-absences/data/with a name of the form
Y1-Y2E.g. for the 2010-2011 vacation year, that's
2010-2011
For each person, there is a stanza describing days away, and reason, as well as some other data.
The general form of absence dates is:
where Day is of the formReason: Year: Month: Day,...,Day
where h means a half-day absence, and the commented a or p refer to the morning (A.M.) or afternoon (P.M.). e.g.<number>[h[(a)|(p)]]
means away the afternoon of the 20th, and all day the 21st.Vacation Dates: 2009: Jul: 20h(p),21
There is a template in ./.ReadMe
showing all possible headings,
and provides some details about the fields.
Comments may be appended to any line by
enclosing the comments in parentheses "()".
The fields:
Total Used:may be left blank, as they can be computed from the absence dates. See
Total Left:
Total Days Sick:
./.Readme
for details.
If they are non-empty, make sure that they are accurate.
Although not critical, indentation is currently done with a single tab per column, rather than spaces.
cd .. make
On www.cs | On cscf.cs |
ssh www.cs cd /software/wwwdata_cs.uwaterloo.ca/data/vhosts/cs/cscf/internal/staff-absences/data co -l 2010-2011 vi 2010-2011 ... ci -u 2010-2011 cd .. make |
ssh cscf.cs cd /autofs/www/cs/cscf/internal/staff-absences/data co -l 2010-2011 vi 2010-2011 ... ci -u 2010-2011 cd .. make |