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Art, > I thought that was the job of a decoder... Not quite. A decoder for Neilley's Weather program would still have to break up the WMO bulletins and act upon the subcomponents in a user- configurable way. It was easier at the time to create "pqsurf" and give it its own product queue that a separate "pqact" process would read. The problem is that the Weather program is deprecated (in favor of GEMPAK, which doesn't need the bulletins broken-up), and someone else's responsibility. Nevertheless, I have to keep "pqsurf" going for people who still use it. > I seem to recall there's some function going on in there relating to > elimination of duplicates... I don't remember if it's using md5's or > something else. I don't think that's the problem. I rebuilt the LDM on "ls3" with support for debugging enabled. Would you mind stopping the LDM, installing the new version, and starting the LDM so as to get a new corefile from the "pqact" child-process of "pqsurf"? Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: DCW-448836 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: On Hold