Last update on April 3, 1998
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The test and development versions of databases are located on database servers named respectively miplTest and miplDev. When accessing a test or development database add a suffix of _t or _d to the mission's database name. For example, on the operational system, the Cassini Mission's database is named cassini. On the test system, it's named cassini_t. And on the development system, it's named cassini_d.
Select a link in the table below to get information on a Mission or to get a description of a mission's Database. Those databases without links are not yet defined. A lists of mission databases is also avaiable on MIPL database servers. Type the command sp_showMissions in a database access utility like dbView to retrieve the list.
Mission | Database | Starts | Ends | Coordinator |
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Galileo | gll | 1996 | March, 2000 | Helen Mortensen |
Cassini | cassini | October, 1997 | September, 2008 | Charlie Avis |
Deep Space 1 | ds1 | July, 1998 | June, 2000 | Larry Preheim |
Deep Space 3 | ds3 | **** | **** | **** |
Mars Global Surveyor | mgs | September, 1997 | January, 2002 | Justin Maki |
Mars Surveyor 98 | mars98 | December, 1998 | March, 2000 | Payam Zamani |
Mars Surveyor 01 | mars01 | March, 2001 | August, 2002 | Justin Maki |
Space Interferometry Mission | sim | **** | **** | **** |
Space Infared Space Facility | sirtf | December, 2001 | December, 2006 | Larry Preheim |
Some large missions have their own FEI domain. In that case, the FEI database objects are included in the mission database.