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| − | * Data - collection with all imported and result data. Data elements can be grouped by sub-collections (such as Files, Tables, Tracks, etc.) | + | * Data - collection with all imported and result data. Data elements can be grouped by sub-collections (such as Files, Tables, Tracks, Diagrams, etc.). |
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* Journal - storage for user activities history. There are three different types of user activities which are saved to the journal: | * Journal - storage for user activities history. There are three different types of user activities which are saved to the journal: | ||
** Analyses, | ** Analyses, | ||
** JavaScripts, | ** JavaScripts, | ||
** SQL requests. | ** SQL requests. | ||
| + | * tmp - temporary folder. All elements from this folder are removed after logout. | ||
Revision as of 12:15, 7 May 2013
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A project in BioUML is a group of folders which contains data and history for the current research.
The default project structure:
- Data - collection with all imported and result data. Data elements can be grouped by sub-collections (such as Files, Tables, Tracks, Diagrams, etc.).
- Journal - storage for user activities history. There are three different types of user activities which are saved to the journal:
- Analyses,
- JavaScripts,
- SQL requests.
- tmp - temporary folder. All elements from this folder are removed after logout.
Creating a new project
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