grads help

[Jean Pierre Arabonis]

Your "grads" command is simply a link in /usr/local/bin directory or
some other executable directory, so all you need to do is go there and
create a link such as

bash-2.05b# ln -s  /usr/local/Grads/bin/gradsdods grads

obviously you need to change the paths to what you require.

good luck
    JP



Jigar Raval wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I sent a mail regarding grads command. No one replied.
>
>My problem, We have configured grads latest version on
>Red Hat Linux AS. After successfull compilation, it
>creates command like gradsnc, gradsc... etc...
>Now, If user want to read/write Unidata netcdf file,
>he should run gradsnc. If user want to read/write
>HDF  file he should run gradshdf.
>
>I need a command which can be used to read/write any
>type of file. Previously, We installed grads on
>Red Hat Linux 7.1, there is a command grads, which
>can read/write any type of file supported by grads..
>
>What should i do ? How to solve it.??
>
>
>With regards
>
>Jigar Raval
>
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