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Fail to submit a CESM2 aquaplanet run

muting

Seattle climate scientist
New Member
Hello,

I failed to submit a CESM2 aquaplanet simulation run recently and I wonder why this is the case. Here is what happened: I was able to create a new case, build the model, and run the model previously. However, when I submit a job recently using ./case.submit, it doesn't appear on the CaseStatus document (attached) that the job has been submitted. It has been more than 18 hours since I executed the command ./case.submit. Does anyone know how to solve this problem?

Thank you!
 

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peverley

Courtney Peverley
Moderator
Hi,

Can you clarify what you mean by "it doesn't appear on the CaseStatus document"? In the CaseStatus file you attached, it looks like the last time you ran case.submit was "2024-04-17 16:00:32" and it ran successfully. Are you saying you ran it more recently than that?

Thanks!
Courtney
 

muting

Seattle climate scientist
New Member
Yes, right after the run submitted on 2024-4-17 16:00 is done, I enter the command line ./case.submit. However, the model does not run and this command does not appear on my CaseStatus.
 

peverley

Courtney Peverley
Moderator
Hi,

Did you change anything between runs? When you run case.submit now, is there anything different that comes up in the console output (i.e. does the output end with "Submitted job case.run...", or is there possibly an error?)?

Thanks
Courtney
 

muting

Seattle climate scientist
New Member
No, I didn't change anything between runs. When I execute ./case.submit, I didn't see any output such as "Submitted job case.run..." or any error messages. Below is what I did and the empty response.
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peverley

Courtney Peverley
Moderator
odd. I assume you usually get output when running case.submit?

One question: I do see that you have a submit_job.pbs script in your case directory. Is this how you previously submitted the job (rather than using case.submit directly)?

Try running "gladequota" to see if maybe you've run out of space in /glade/work; other than that, my advice to you is probably going to be underwhelming:

1. Try logging in/out of derecho
2. Set up a new, clean case and try to setup, build, and submit that one.

If you're still having this issue with a clean case, please provide additional details about your environment on derecho (what modules you have loaded, conda environments, etc) so I can try to replicate your issue.

Courtney
 

muting

Seattle climate scientist
New Member
I previously always use ./case.submit. I created that submit_job.pbs script today because ./case.submit is not working. However, submit_job.pbs also doesn't work.

We are supposed to just use ./case.submit, correct?

I checked my gladequota and it is only used up to 30%.
 

muting

Seattle climate scientist
New Member
Hi Courtney,

I created a new case and built it successfully. However, I still can not run the model. I am not sure why.

My procedures for creating a new case, building, and running the model are attached. The new CaseStatus is also attached. I use conda deactivate when running the model.

The new run directory is: /glade/work/muting/cesm_runs/SST_AQP3_Qobs_27_-4K_3h_20y_CLUBB_new2

I load the below modules in my ~/.bashrc
module load ncview
module load python/3.7.12
module load conda/latest
 

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muting

Seattle climate scientist
New Member
I realized that somehow my case.submit execution code is empty. I replaced that and it works now. Thank you for your help.
 
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