Hello list,
I have a problem regarding maximum nodes under a folder.....
I'm developed a distributed hydrological model, it generates more than 10 raster a timestep, and obviously often few months I reach the maximum possible nodes under a folder. I guess i can override the problem changing mapset (e.g. one different mapset each months or one each variable raster sets).
I wander how can I perform that.....
maybe just changing $MAPSET env variable is enough?
Thanks,
Maxi
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I have a problem regarding maximum nodes under a folder.....
I'm developed a distributed hydrological model, it generates more than
10 raster a timestep, and obviously often few months I reach the
maximum possible nodes under a folder. I guess i can override the
problem changing mapset (e.g. one different mapset each months or one
each variable raster sets).
I wander how can I perform that.....
To create a new mapset, it is enough to create a new directory in the
current location directory and copy across a WIND file. Maybe the VAR
file too (and perhaps 'mkdir dbf') if you have a custom database setup.
maybe just changing $MAPSET env variable is enough?
No. Shell level enviro vars have no effect on modern GRASS (5.4 and 6);
GIS vars must be set, e.g. with g.gisenv or g.mapset.
as always, maps in the PERMANENT mapset are world readable; maps in
other mapsets can be accessed by using map_name@mapset_name or by adding
to the mapset search path with g.mapsets (with an 's').