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20000308: dcuair

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  • Subject: 20000308: dcuair
  • Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2000 13:58:23 -0700
Dave,

Of course I'd suggest upgrading. The other thing is, are you decoding 
today's data in real-time... or are you using the -c and -b options for
archived real-time data. If you don't use -c with archived
data, most data will be thrown out for times not withing the allowed range.

Chiz

On Wed, 8 Mar 2000, David O. Blanchard wrote:

> Gembuds,
> 
> It's been a long time since I ran "dcuair" to decode real time sounding data.
> Today I ran it and only four soundings were decoded although the file contains
> many more, and the log file indicates 600+ records were read.
> 
> I'm running gempak v5.2.1. Might this be part of the problem (i.e., Y2K
> issues)?
> 
> -db-
> 
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> |       David O. Blanchard                           address@hidden         |
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