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Hi John, Our TDS (4.2) uses some compressed netcdf files (*.nc.gz) and it works fine, except that the very first access to them were slow (relatively large files, about 400 MB each). The subsequent accesses would be much faster, but it would become slow again after a while of non-activity. I can see that TDS uncompress these files to the temp data location, my question is that if TDS cleans up these temp files, which leads to the work to decompress them next time and hence the subsequent slowness? If so, is there a way to keep the cache there permanently? Or, perhaps the faster response right after the first access is due to in memory cache? Any configuration I could twist the cache? Thanks, -Jerry Pan
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