Great! Both ways worked. Thank you very much.
Hi, I have two netcdf files: 1) BB_001.nc with 337 records with record variable as time; 2) BB_002.nc which is continuation of the simulation with 385 records (record variable is also time). Therefore, these two files have one overlap record. $ ncdump -h BB_001.nc netcdf BB_WC { dimensions: nele = 278399 ; node = 143546 ; siglay = 18 ; siglev = 19 ; three = 3 ; time = UNLIMITED ; // (337 currently) DateStrLen = 26 ; maxnode = 11 ; maxelem = 9 ; four = 4 ; ... $ ncdump -h BB_002.nc netcdf BB_0001...
Hi, I have two netcdf files: 1) BB_001.nc with 337 records with record variable as time; 2) BB_002.nc which is continuation of the simulation with 385 records (record variable is also time). Therefore, these two files have one overlap record. $ ncdump -h BB_001.nc netcdf BB_WC { dimensions: nele = 278399 ; node = 143546 ; siglay = 18 ; siglev = 19 ; three = 3 ; time = UNLIMITED ; // (337 currently) DateStrLen = 26 ; maxnode = 11 ; maxelem = 9 ; four = 4 ; ... $ ncdump -h BB_002.nc netcdf BB_0001...