number of dataset files within 000
Hi, The galaxy dataset files (file_path) are arranged within a subdirectory '000' (database/files/000). Will galaxy create a new subdirectory for storing datasets files after certain file count value is reached(say ~ 1000)? It may not be a problem while using web interface, but I am wondering if this could be a problem if user tries filesystem info commands from shell - e.g regular ls command output. Also, curious to know if subdirectory name '000' signifies something here? -- Thanks, Shantanu
Hi Shantanu The first 999 datasets will be stored in '000'. And the next one, ie: dataset_1000.dat, will be stored in '001', and so on. Regards, Hans On 6/23/11 5:44 AM, "Shantanu Pavgi" <pavgi@uab.edu> wrote:
Hi,
The galaxy dataset files (file_path) are arranged within a subdirectory '000' (database/files/000). Will galaxy create a new subdirectory for storing datasets files after certain file count value is reached(say ~ 1000)? It may not be a problem while using web interface, but I am wondering if this could be a problem if user tries filesystem info commands from shell - e.g regular ls command output. Also, curious to know if subdirectory name '000' signifies something here?
-- Thanks, Shantanu
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Thanks Hans, that's helpful to know. -- Shantanu. On Jun 23, 2011, at 2:29 AM, Hotz, Hans-Rudolf wrote:
Hi Shantanu
The first 999 datasets will be stored in '000'. And the next one, ie: dataset_1000.dat, will be stored in '001', and so on.
Regards, Hans
On 6/23/11 5:44 AM, "Shantanu Pavgi" <pavgi@uab.edu> wrote:
Hi,
The galaxy dataset files (file_path) are arranged within a subdirectory '000' (database/files/000). Will galaxy create a new subdirectory for storing datasets files after certain file count value is reached(say ~ 1000)? It may not be a problem while using web interface, but I am wondering if this could be a problem if user tries filesystem info commands from shell - e.g regular ls command output. Also, curious to know if subdirectory name '000' signifies something here?
-- Thanks, Shantanu
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