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[AWIPS #RXM-953481]: CAVE - NCEP WPC Surface Fronts Analysis question

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  • Subject: [AWIPS #RXM-953481]: CAVE - NCEP WPC Surface Fronts Analysis question
  • Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2020 16:01:45 -0600
Hi Pete,

Just a quick update.  Tiffany did a little experimenting with the files you 
sent us and some 
pqinsert statements.  It appears as though the **first** insert, after the ldm 
has restarted
seems to fail, and then all inserts after that work.  Unfortunately, we haven't 
really found
the cause of why this happens or how to correct it, but I think you could get 
away with inserting
an old piece of data first, after a restart, and then having it resume 
real-time data inserts
and that way you wouldn't miss any data.  We were able to get both the 
pyaa89.bin and ppaa98.bin
files to ingest once we had first submitted another request.
I know this isn't exactly ideal, but knowing this, maybe you can get your 
system working 
sufficiently?  I would assume you shouldn't be stopping/restarting your ldm too 
often, except
perhaps when you're trying to get a new dataset ingested?
Let me know on Monday if you're able to replicate this behavior and get your 
redbook files
ingested properly.
Thanks!

--Shay Carter

AWIPS Software Engineer
UCAR - Unidata

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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: RXM-953481
Department: Support AWIPS
Priority: Normal
Status: Open
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