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<div style="direction: ltr;font-family: Tahoma;color: #000000;font-size: 10pt;">Hi again,<br>
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First of all, I can second Lucas findings that t.list works fine with "local data". On my Ubuntu laptop and the NC Climae data sample I had no problems with the module.<br>
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However, when working on the manual pages for t.remove and t.unegister (for GRASS 7.0) I came across another issue:<br>
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Both t.unregister and t.remove do not fully "unregister" maps from the temporal database. Only the "registered_stds" column in "raster_stds_register" is "emptied", while all entities in this table and all entries in "raster_metadata", "raster_spatial_extent",
"raster_base", "raster_absolute_time" remain. <br>
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So, even after I unregistered all maps of a stds and removed the st(r)ds, the raster map metadata stays in the db, and when I create a new strds and register maps I already had registered earlier I get a warning:<br>
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"WARNING: Map is already registered in temporal database. Unable to update raster map 2012_09_precip@climate_1970_2012>. Overwrite flag is not set."<br>
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Only t.remove -rf removes everything and properly cleans the temporal db.<br>
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Is this intended behavior or a bug?<br>
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And, another thing which is unclear to me, should t.remove also unregister all maps associated with the stds or is the user expected to run t.unregister first?<br>
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Cheers<br>
Stefan<br>
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<b>Gesendet:</b> Donnerstag, 4. September 2014 22:55<br>
<b>An:</b> Luca Delucchi<br>
<b>Betreff:</b> AW: [GRASS-dev] Some minor TGIS issues in GRASS 7.1<br>
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<p>Hi Luca,</p>
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<p>>We have the same problem in our environment that provide data through NFS, do you also use NFS?
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>On my local data I had no problems <br>
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<p>I access our server through SSH / VNC, so the problem occures with "local" data in a way. We are using Samba otherwise, but I have not tried from my Windows Laptop...</p>
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<p>Cheers</p>
<p>Stefan</p>
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