sddsbreak
reads pages from an SDDS file and writes a new SDDS file containing the same data,
but with each of the input pages potentially separated into several output pages. The separation
involves breaking each input page at one or more locations as determined by one of several
user-defined criteria.
amount
qualifier is given, then a gap is defined as any occurence of
successive values different by more than value. If this qualifier is not given,
then the value is computed as follows: the mean absolute difference (MAD) between successive
values for the first page which has more than 1 row is computed; if the factor
qualifier is given, then the gap amount is the MAD times the given value;
otherwise, it is the MAD times two.