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20030805: pqact/dcgrib errors

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  • Subject: 20030805: pqact/dcgrib errors
  • Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2003 11:03:58 -0600
Eric,

This probably means that the file is full. I have been making updates to the
$GEMTBL/grid/gribkey.tbl file for mamimum number of grids in a file.

If you use gdinfo, you will see how many grids and the
limit for the file.

Here are the ETA sizes I am currently using (are you still just using the
ETA from CONDUIT?)

center sub modelid grid   Output grid file name                   max_grids
!
! ETA
007   x   084,085   212    data/gempak/model/YYYYMMDDHH_eta@@@.gem   18000
007   x   084,085   216    data/gempak/model/YYYYMMDDHH_eta@@@.gem   18000
007   x   084,085   104    data/gempak/model/YYYYMMDDHH_eta@@@.gem   18000
007   x   084,085   @@@    data/gempak/model/YYYYMMDDHH_eta@@@.gem    5000
!

If its more frequent than 4x per day, then it would sound more like RUC:
!
! RUC
007   x   105       @@@    data/gempak/model/YYYYMMDDHH_ruc@@@.gem   15000
007   x   086       @@@    data/gempak/model/YYYYMMDDHH_ruc@@@.gem    2000


Steve Chiswell

>From: Eric Nelson <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200308052023.h75KNuLd026061

>
>While switching my CONDUIT source, I noticed the following in my
>ldmd.log file...
>
>Aug 05 20:18:05 climate pqact[22916]: pbuf_flush (11) write: Broken pipe 
>Aug 05 20:18:05 climate pqact[22916]: pbuf_flush (11) write: Broken pipe 
>Aug 05 20:18:05 climate
>pqact[22916]: pipe_dbufput: decoders/gempak/dcgrib2-ddata/gempak/logs/dcgrib_c
> onduit.log-eGEMTBL=/home/gempak/gempak-5.6.j/gempak/tables
>write error
>
>Is there something I need to do about this or is it harmless?  A cursory
>look reveals that this error message is fairly common in our logs.
>
>-Eric
>
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