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IDL client error: Conflicting or duplicate structure tag definition



Hello,

I am testing the IDL client from the DODS 3.4.4 Native Win32 port with the IDL version 6.2 on a Windows XP computer.

The error trace when running the client's test.pro program is:

DODS TEST: The URL used in this test:
DODS TEST:   http://ferret.wrc.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/nph-nc/data/fnoc1.nc
DODS TEST: The constraint expression used in this test:
DODS TEST:   u
DODS TEST: Requesting DAS
Conflicting or duplicate structure tag definition: J_X_O_Z_.
Execution halted at: DODS_ATTR       71 C:\Dods\bin\idl\dods_attr.pro
                     GET_DODS_DAS    45 C:\Dods\bin\idl\get_dods_das.pro
                     GET_DODS       147 C:\Dods\bin\idl\get_dods.pro
                     MY_DODS_TEST    14 Z:\ajelenak\my_dods_test.pro

I get exactly the same error when working with the local OPeNDAP server. The Linux MATLAB client does not have any problem with both URLs.

I have also tested the URLs with geturl from the command line. I obtain perfectly normal DAS and DDS responses. This leads me to conclude that the IDL client itself is the culprit.

I am aware of the Ticket #87 <http://scm.opendap.org:8090/trac/ticket/87>, which is in the "closed/worksforme" status.

Is there any fix/workaround for this problem?

	-Aleksandar


 
 
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