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Issue created Dec 22, 2022 by Cristian Gutiérrez@cgutierrDeveloper

'No Experiment Runs registered'

Hi team,

@jberlin @dbeltran

I think this is an important issue that we are currently facing off. In this past weeks I've seen a lot of experiments with the following conditions:

  • No experiments runs registered.
  • Execution times are 0 whenever the job is finished.

At the moment of writing this 8:32am 22nd of December, there are 4 out of the total of 18 active experiments are facing this issue.

expid as version link
a5bj 3.14.0b0 See
a5i0 3.14.0 See
a5hc 3.14.0b0 See
a5hl 3.14.0b0 See

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The problem resides that the job_data_<expid>.db tables (experiment_runs and job_data) are empty. History's module of Autosubmit is who should be creating this tables so I think there's a bug but still haven't located it.

My guess is the same as what I've planned in this discussion with Eric. This history module of Autosubmit responsible of creating new runs recently has been updated adding new fields (see Issue #847: Database runid update) and since then, new experiments created are vulnerable to this bug. Could be the case(?)

Edited Jan 25, 2023 by Cristian Gutiérrez
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