Fail to resubmit for CESM on cheyenne

[bowen_zhao@yale_edu]

Hi all, Hopefully I'm not the only one who encountered this problem:The CESM 1.2.2 built on Cheyenne machine seems to be unable to resubmit, the error message from the standard output file is 
"RESUBMIT is now XX./xmlchange: Command not found../xmlchange: Command not found.qsub: script file:: No such file or directoryccsm_postrun error: problem sourcing tempres/glade2/scratch2/bowenzh/B1850C5CN_flxBEP_SNB/run/Tools/ccsm_getenv: No such file or directory.gzip: timing/ccsm_timing_stats.171120-221716: No such file or directory"
I got some advice that this is due to "Tools isn’t getting copied into your case when you set it up" but then I have no idea why this happened.
Any guidance or help are highly appreciated!

 

[wei_huang2@hpe_com]

Edit file:scripts/ccsm_utils/Tools/cesm_postrun_setup, as show below, which is one line you need to add.===================================================================--- scripts/ccsm_utils/Tools/cesm_postrun_setup (revision 84764)+++ scripts/ccsm_utils/Tools/cesm_postrun_setup (working copy)@@ -78,6 +78,8 @@     @ RESUBMIT = $RESUBMIT - 1     echo RESUBMIT is now $RESUBMIT +    cd $CASEROOT+     #tcraig: reset CONTINUE_RUN on RESUBMIT if NOT doing timing runs     #use COMP_RUN_BARRIERS as surrogate for timing run logical     if ($?COMP_RUN_BARRIERS) then 

 

[bowen_zhao@yale_edu]

It's fixed! Thanks so much!

 

[jzhan166@illinois_edu]

Hello, I have also encountered this problem.And I have tried the suggestion mentioned here, but the problem still exsit.------------------------------------------------------if ($RESUBMIT > 0) then    @ RESUBMIT = $RESUBMIT - 1    echo RESUBMIT is now $RESUBMIT **    cd $CASEROOT    #tcraig: reset CONTINUE_RUN on RESUBMIT if NOT doing timing runs    #use COMP_RUN_BARRIERS as surrogate for timing run logical    if ($?COMP_RUN_BARRIERS) then---------------------------------------------------- I am wondering how you solve the problem? just by adding the ** line as shown above? Thanks,Jun

 

[bowen_zhao@yale_edu]

Yes. Just add that line "cd $CASEROOT". You might want to also recreate the case from scratch, I believe.

 

[jzhan166@illinois_edu]

Do you mean create a new case? 

 

[bowen_zhao@yale_edu]

Yes.