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Hi,when chunking files with unlimited dimension, the unlimited dimension must be given explicitly in nccopy, and will usually be set to one.
In a file with time as unlimited dimension, and X and Y as dimensions, it is currently required to use
$ nccopy -k 4 -c "time/1,X/100,Y/100" in.nc out.nc When running without time, it does not work: $ nccopy -k 4 -c "X/100,Y/100" in.nc out.nc NetCDF: Invalid argument Location: file nccopy.c; line 637Only for unlimited dimensions, one needs to give the dimension explicitly, for all other dimensions a useful default (full dim-size) is used. I think a useful default for unlimited dimensions is 1.
Heiko -- Dr. Heiko Klein Tel. + 47 22 96 32 58 Development Section / IT Department Fax. + 47 22 69 63 55 Norwegian Meteorological Institute http://www.met.no P.O. Box 43 Blindern 0313 Oslo NORWAY
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