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> Michael - > > I have added about 5 models at different time periods. All the models have > reference files, but they do not all have geospatial records. Since the > psql records are built based on the time added, I am at a loss on going > back in time to see when I added the models from earlier time periods. > > Is there a way to clear all the metadata records out, so I can add the new > models first and find out what their "IDs" are for the geospatial records? > I figured I could also reinstall awips if need be or ask someone to view > the grid coverage info on their machine, but I am trying to keep things > simple and easy if possible. Yes, clearing metadata for any one data type is easy. For grid follow these steps exactly: * make sure the LDM is stopped and no more data are being ingested. * su - awips * psql metadata metadata=# delete from grid; metadata=# delete from grid_info; metadata=# delete from gridcoverage; metadata=# \q The last command exits from psql back to the shell. Make sure you account of the semicolons in the SQL statements. After this you will want to rm -rf /awips2/edex/data/hdf5/grid/ and you will have a database empty of gridded data, and when you ingest your selected models they will be the only records in all three database tables. The "gridcoverage" table is where the geospatial record is stored, with the id linked to in the "grid" table. -Michael Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: GGK-502350 Department: Support AWIPS Priority: Normal Status: Open