cch, It looks like there is some mismatch between your XML configuration of the ranges of data stored in your database and the actual ranges encountered. Your configuration file should have a section of <database_access ...> properties as described here http://ferret.pmel.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/LASdoc?file=23 I would suspect something amiss in the description of the time variable. The actual SQL query used to extract data from your database can be found in las/server/log/mysql_request.txt. You might try logging on to MySQL (or whatever server you are using) and issuing this request by hand to see what you get. The las/server/log/debug file should also tell you whether your request for a plot failed at the SQL data access phase or at the Ferret visualization phase. If the SQL data access succeeded and you generated an intermediate NetCDF file you should be able to find the name of the intermediate NetCDF file in the debug file. Try opening this dataset in Ferret to see if the axes make sense. If your LAS is available to the outside world, I'll have a look at it from here. -- Jon cch wrote:
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