20050331: OUTPUT results

Oatrick,

If GVECT is defined, you will see output for the GVECT components.
If you set GVECT= , then you won't get the vector components.
The first set of values is for GFUNC.

When you run from cron, your crontab will execute from your
home directory, unless you otherwsie specify a "cd" to directory.

I suspect that your difference is that your gemglb.nts where you are
working has defined a GVECT, where as the other location doesn't.

At any rate, just make sure your script from cron always sets
all variables for GDPROF and don't let defaults read from gemglb.nts
be used.

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support


On Thu, 2005-03-31 at 11:35, Patrick S. Market wrote:
> Steve:
> 
> Shifting gears...
> 
> How do I get GDPROF to give me the same file format when I have my
> script on a crontab as when I run it by hand?  I am trying to generate
> files that have the form
> 
>                                     PROFILE
> 
>        050331/0000V000  SPED   90.0;90.0
> 
>        LATITUDE, LONGITUDE = (  90.00,   90.00 )
> 
> 
>                   PRES                  SPED
>                 1000.00                6.796
>                  850.00                9.941
>                  700.00                7.924
>                  500.00                4.432
>                  400.00                2.498
>                  300.00                3.765
>                  250.00                3.666
>                  200.00                2.984
>                  150.00                2.446
>                  100.00                2.691
> 
> which I get when I run the script by hand.  However, when I put
> the same script on the cron, I get this format:
> 
>                                     PROFILE
> 
> 
>        050331/1200V000  SPED   90.0;90.0
> 
>        LATITUDE, LONGITUDE = (  90.00,   90.00 )
> 
>                   PRES                  SPED
>                 1000.00                4.270
>                  850.00                6.532
>                  700.00                6.598
>                  500.00                4.087
>                  400.00                2.126
>                  300.00                3.409
> 
> 
>                   PRES        U         UREL   V         VREL
>                 1000.00               -3.988            1.528
>                  850.00               -5.098            4.082
>                  700.00               -5.735            3.261
>                  500.00               -3.393            2.278
>                  400.00               -0.823            1.960
>                  300.00               -1.704            2.953
> 
> Is there any way to get the former format, even though I am running
> on a cron? 
> 
> Pat