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Groups and Tags
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- What is a group?
- A group is a means by which GenomeQuest allows its users to save time, and efficiency by giving users the ability to share results with members of the same group or team.
- What is a tag?
- A tag is the ability to "tag" a previous run or result, so that you can quickly find them in the near future.
Use Case:
- A user has mapped reads and called variants utilizing the Whole Genome Analysis workflow, and a coworker needs to be able to get at the data. Rather than spend a large amount of time uploading reads and analyzing the data again, the user can simply share their results with the coworker, because the coworker is a member of the same group.
- A user has a large number of results divided into several files, and they wish to get at a certain dataset, but they cannot remember where they put it exactly. Luckily, they gave the result an intuitive tag "variant_list_June", and they can now find that very same run both quickly, and effectively.
- Using Groups:
- In order to utilize GenomeQuest's grouping capabilities, please follow the instructions below.
- At the GenomeQuest Dashboard page, you can create groups or teams in two ways.
- Navigate to the previous run or result, expand the result, and then select the "share tab", and then click the highlighted "quickly create a team" link.
- Next give your team a Name and Description, if desired:
- Navigate to the previous run or result, expand the result, and then select the "share tab", and then click the highlighted "quickly create a team" link.
- Now add a team:
- Method two:
- At the GenomeQuest Dashboard interface, click on your name and choose "Account Settings".
- Next, go to the "Manage Teams" tab.
- Now, either choose your team by clicking the corresponding check-box, or select "create".
- Important Notes:
- You cannot see nor share data with persons who are not in your team or group.
- If you decide to share data with a member of a group, they can create sub-directories inside the directory you shared, but they cannot change the name, delete, re-share, or move the item.
- Using Tags:
- To use a 'tag' in GenomeQuest, please use the following instructions:
- At the GenomeQuest Dashboard page, navigate to a previous run or result.
- Hover your mouse over the white-space pertaining to a result, and it will turn bright yellow.
- Now, click, and the result will expand.
- Next, you can click on the "Tags" section, and follow the instructions to create your corresponding tag.
- To search a tag, simply use the search tool at the GenomeQuest dashboard by specifying the tag type, putting the tag name in the corresponding text-field, and hitting 'Apply'.
- Important Notes:
- Only administrators with universal permissions have the ability to create and distribute tags for a run. If you wish to have a tag created for a run, please contact your administrator.




