Windows support about pynco HOT 9 CLOSED

While I've never worked in this area, nor have any experience with test unix/mac applications on windows, I can give it the old college try.

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What is the pynco command for "ncra --mro -d time,,,24,24 in.nc out.nc"?

nco.ncra(input= in.nc, output= out.nc, overwrite=True, mro=True, fortran=True, dimension='time,,,12,12') seems to work.

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Hello could you please help me trying to concatenate netCDF files using pynco and ncrcat on windows ?
What is the pynco command for "ncrcat -p /datasets/ersst -n 1644,6,1,12,1,yyyymm ersst.v5.188001.nc -o ersst_all.nc"?
Thanks in advance

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HI Ness,
To run pynco you need to have NCO commands in your exec path.
I suggest initially you try your command directly with NCO rather than through pynco.

I am not a Windows person; but a quick way to get going with NCO on windows is to install anaconda. That way you don't have to actually build NCO on your local machine.

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@ness31
This is how my code looks in LINUX:

   opt = [];
   opt+=[ "-Y ncrcat", '-p /datasets/ersst', '-n 1644,6,1,12,1,yyyymm' ]
   nco.ncra(input="ersst.v5.188001.nc",output="ersst_all.nc", options=opt )

You need the -Y option as Windows doesn't have the notion of symbolic links.
You also need the nco command in your PATH env var
...Henry

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Is there any pynco command for "ncks -v variablename in.nc out.nc"? This command is used to split a bigger .nc file to a smaller .nc file based on the variable name.

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@S2021L based on the above, try:

opt = [];
opt+=[ "-v variablename" ]
nco.ncks(input="in.nc",output="out.nc", options=opt )

@hmb1 does this look correct?

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This well-targeted initial issue has turned into a hodgepodge of help questions on unrelated issues. Closing.

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