i used ROMS/TOMS Framework: September 23, 2011
when i submit the job i reseived following:
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LBC_GETATT - error while reading global attribute: NLM_LBC
in input file: /home/jaguar/data1/pfayman/initial_2008_10_2.nc
call from: checkvars.F
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ROMS/TOMS - Output error ............ exit_flag: 3
ERROR: Abnormal termination: NetCDF OUTPUT.
REASON: NetCDF: Attribute not found
What is the global attribute: NLM_LBC?
in previous version this kind error is absent
error while reading global attribute
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Re: error while reading global attribute
ROMS is telling you exactly what is the problem with the NLM_LBC global attribute:
I just updated the code and introduced a new C-preprocessing option NO_LBC_ATT which allows to restart ROMS with older NetCDF files. Please update. See the following trac ticket for more information. If you activate NO_LBC_ATT, ROMS will not check the lateral boundary conditions during restart. Warning: it is your responsibility to make sure that you specified consistent lateral boundary condition when restarting.
All the lateral boundary conditions C-preprocessing options were removed in ROMS 3.6. Check the following post for more information about this new version of ROMS. Your restart file /home/jaguar/data1/pfayman/initial_2008_10_2.nc was created with an older version of the code and doesn't have the NLM_LBC global attribute. The new version of ROMS is checking the lateral boundary conditions specified in your standard input script(s) with the restart file for consistency.ERROR: Abnormal termination: NetCDF OUTPUT.
REASON: NetCDF: Attribute not found
I just updated the code and introduced a new C-preprocessing option NO_LBC_ATT which allows to restart ROMS with older NetCDF files. Please update. See the following trac ticket for more information. If you activate NO_LBC_ATT, ROMS will not check the lateral boundary conditions during restart. Warning: it is your responsibility to make sure that you specified consistent lateral boundary condition when restarting.