Query pages
- Using wildwards and escape characters
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You can use wildcard characters when filling text fields. This section describes how to use them.
- Wildcards:
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There are two wildcard characters allowed: '*'and '?'.
The character '*' matches any string of zero or more characters except null.
The character '?' matches any single character. - Escaping:
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If you want to query for a field containing one of the two wildcards, you must protect it with the escape character '\'.
A wildcard character is treated as a literal if preceded by '\'.
- Examples:
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foo* matches "fooAkfbkjhaP"
foo\* matches "foo*"
foo? matches "fooA" or "foox"
foo\? matches "foo?"
- Query on contacts
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This query form allows you to perform search on contacts stored at the URGI. In this way, two choices are available to you :
- If you don 't fill the fields:
- Use the fields to restrict search:
You can directly click on the submit button. It will display an exhaustive list of contacts. It can be useful in order to have an overview of the database content in terms of contacts.
You can restrict the query on the last name, the first name, the institution or the laboratory.
You can sort your results by choosing an option in the list.
- Project query
- Leave all default fields.
- Use filter(s).
This form allows you to retrieve informations on a project stored at the URGI. You can make your request in two different ways :
In this case, you will obtain an exhaustive list of projects. It can be useful in order to have an overview of the database content in terms of projects.
In order to restrict your search, you can fill in the project code, taxon, coordinator name, experiment type and/or sequencer fields.
You can sort your results by choosing an option in the list.
- Query on taxons
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This query form allows you to perform search on taxon stored at the URGI. In this way, two choices are available to you :
- If you don 't fill the fields:
- Use the fields to restrict search:
You can directly click on the submit button. It will display an exhaustive list of taxons. It can be useful in order to have an overview of the database content in terms of taxons.
You can restrict the query on the scientific name, the common name, the projects or an additional criterion related to the current thematic.
You can sort your results by choosing an option in the list.
- Experiment query
- Leave all default fields.
- Use filter(s).
This form allows you to retrieve informations on genotyping experiments stored at the URGI. You can make your request in two different ways :
In this case, you will obtain an exhaustive list of experiments. It can be useful in order to have an overview of the database content in terms of experiments.
In order to restrict your search, you can fill in the experiment name, taxon, project code, experiment type and/or sequencer fields.
You can sort your results by choosing an option in the list.
- Analysis query
- Leave all default fields.
- Use filter(s).
This form allows you to retrieve informations on runs analysis stored at the URGI. You can make your request in two different ways :
In this case, you will obtain an exhaustive list of analysis. It can be useful in order to have an overview of the database content in terms of analysis.
In order to restrict your search, you can fill in the analysis name, taxon, project code and/or analysis type fields.
You can sort your results by choosing an option in the list.