If the job was successful finished at the year 0960 (ten year run) and you want to extend to run another 10 years, then you can try two steps:
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change 10 years to 20 years under your suite ID:
rose-suite.conf:RUNLEN=‘P10Y’
change to
rose-suite.conf:RUNLEN=‘P20Y’ -
restart the job by using this commend:
rose suite-run --restart
This is the most easy case. But if you want to start a new job based on the finished 10 years job then you will need to again two steps:
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same under your rose-suite.conf file:
RUNLEN=‘P10Y’
WARM_RESTART=true
WARM_RESTART_DATE=‘09600101’
WARM_RESTART_DIR=‘where your previous 10 years job location is’
WARM_RESTART_NRUN=true
WARM_RESTART_RUNID=‘your previous 10 year job ID’ -
rose suite-run --new
By the way some of my lazy alias:
alias rcgui='rose suite-gcontrol ’ # turn on the RC GUI
alias rcnew='rose suite-run --new ’ # start a new job
alias rcrd='rose suite-run --reload ’ # if you modified anything, you need to reloaded/update to the job
alias rcrg='rose suite-run --reload --no-gcontrol ’ # same as previous one but dont show the GUI
alias rcst='rose suite-run --restart ’ # if the job stop not due to crashed, restart your job