Changsu,
It sounds very much like multiple distinct galaxy instances are running
against the same database, is that the case here? What happens in those
situations is that each galaxy instance associates a dataset ID with a
specific file, and the contents of the file might be tool output from a
different galaxy instance.
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Dave Bouvier
http://galaxyproject.org
http://usegalaxy.org
On 07/06/2017 04:25 PM, Changsu Dong wrote:
Hello,
I am a galaxy user at Hunter College in New York. Recently we have
encountered mismatching files throughout various tools under the same
history. We are running our RNAseq analysis on the Dockerized
containers. I need the BAM files (accepted hits) which produced by
Tophats for the MulticovBed to get the read count. Those BAM files
should be the binary 'accepted hit' files but instead they are showing
random output from other tools(see the image below). This not only
happened to BAM files but for most of the tools and most of the
datasets. For example, the output for Groomer is not actually from
Groomer but rather from the Tophat 'deletion' or an output from Cufflinks.
We are not sure if you are familiar with this issue whether it's a
container or a Galaxy known issue. It would be great if you could point
me to a right direction on how to resolve this issue.
Inline image 1
Sincerely,
Changsu
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