IBP banding data system: Internal maintenance specification

Here are two files for testing iband7. The first is a multi-station file named yose-2999-1, for the venerable Yosemite location. This location has station codes BIME, station number 11905; CRFL, 11907; and HODG, 11107.

We'll start with a page header and prefix line.

@yose 0a 1
#9999999

The first detail line tests three formats of the destroyed band field: no date, just the date, and date plus station code.

d01
d020401
d031231bime

The next three test the same three formats of lost band lines.

l04
l050101
l060530crfl

Next we try out some new-band lines. The first one has all fields blank except the micro-aging field, date, and station code.

n07amro9  x          jlfbrman       30601   hodg  .

The next line is an unbanded line. Here we start testing several possible skull, fat, and other fields. The last of these lines tests single-column ditto, and also maximum odometer rollover on the 00 line.

u  wren1  m  00000n00uuuuuuuu 34 56730702000crfl00.'dm
u  hafl2p fi                        00803123crflxx.'dd
n08ospr4ebu  12344a32               50904093crflyy.'n98'fo's1
n00merl"w""                         11005135bime  .'s2

Here's a test of the long-new line.

g123456708ospr4ebu  12344a32               50904093crflyy.'n98'fo's1

Here's a completely different file named 11107-2099. In this file we'll test the recap line format.

@11107 r l57
987654321rsfl0  u  83574j53unamrbfl999 99960101000nt.
r987654321rsfl"  "  """"""""""""""""999 99961231235nt.