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Using the Data File menu

The File menu in the Data window provides access to opening a new Data window, creating a new folder or file, and moving a file or folder to the Trash.

The Data window contains both input data files that are used in analyses and output data files that are returned as the result of completed analyses. Input data files can be uploaded or imported to your personal workspace from your desktop or from URL, as well as made available by other users in the Community Data folder and shared with others.

This section discusses how to organize and maneuver data files and folders in your Data window, including viewing and changing the file's info-type.

For information on using data files in your analyses, see Submitting an Analysis.

You can access and manage data from outside the DE as well. For more information, see Downloading and Uploading Data.

Opening the Data window

Click the Data icon to open the Data window.

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Data menu toolbar

The Data toolbar helps you manage files and folders.

Upload menu

File menu

Edit menu

Download menu

Share menu

Refresh

  • Refresh the Data window if results are not updating as expected.

Trash

Using the Data list

  • Click in the search field, or paste the path, to search for a file or folder.
  • Click a folder in the Navigation list to displays its contents (files and subfolders) in the middle column.
  • Click a checkbox in the middle pane to view details about the item in the Details section in the right column.

Viewing and selecting files and folders

The Navigation list in the left pane is where you navigate through data files and folders in your personal workspace.

Personal folder

Click your username folder to view the list of data items you own.

Community Data

View the list of data items that have been shared by other CyVerse account users.

Shared With Me

Click the Shared With Me folder (does not show if no one has shared any items with you) to view data items that have been shared with you by other users.

Trash

Click the Trash folder to view the list of deleted data items, empty the Trash folder to permanently delete all items in the folder, or delete selected items.

Saved filters

If you saved any search filters, the Saved filters folder is displayed below the Trash folder.

Favorites

The list of your favorite files and folders.

Understanding inaccessible data items

Data items that are inaccessible are displayed in red italicized font.

This may be due to special characters (' or ~) in the path or name, or system-level items, such as your iplant/home/shared folder or your home directory. These data items cannot be opened, renamed, moved, deleted, or accessed in any way. For more information, see Using Special Characters in the DE.

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Details OptionDescriptionFileFolder
Last ModifiedDate the item was last modified by the owner.(tick)

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Date SubmittedDate the owner shared it publicly with other CyVerse users.(tick)(tick)
PermissionsPermission level you have been granted for the item.(tick)(tick)
ShareDisplays whether the file or folder has been shared. If you are the owner, allows you to access the file or folder to share or change sharing permissions.(tick)(tick)
SizeSize of the file.(tick)(tick)
TypeFile type for the file.(tick) 
Info-TypeInfo-type for the file.(tick) 
md5 ChecksumUseful for comparing files and verifying the integrity of the downloaded file.(tick) 
Send toCoGe, Ensemble, or Newick files only. Allows you to send a genome file to CoGe or Ensembl, or a Newick file to the Tree Viewer. These commands are also available in the Share menu.(tick) 
Files(s)/Folder(s)Number of files and subfolders contained in the folder. (tick)
TagsAdd or delete a tag for a file or folder, or enter a description about the tag or data item.(tick)

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