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ST0013 As a user I would like to see the IRods root collection path for my samples so that I can find my sequencing data.

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Description

As a user I would like to see the IRods root collection path for my samples so that I can find my sequencing data.

Acceptance Criteria

  • Add a new column to the Sample Tracking view in the database named "IRods Root Collection Paths"
  • Each row should contain the distinct concatenated strings from the table seq_product_irods_locations.irods_root_collection
  • Confluence page description of the report and view should be updated to include the new column
  • Sanity check: It is expected that if a sample has been sequenced there should be an entry in this column.

Additional Info
An example query that pulls back the IRods path is here.
https://ssg-confluence.internal.sanger.ac.uk/display/PSDPUB/How+to+query+for+all+sequencing+run+status+changes+for+a+given+study+after+a+given+time+point

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Research direction

Start with the Sample Tracking view and the example query linked in the issue, then verify that sequenced samples have an entry in the IRods Root Collection Paths column. Update the Confluence report and view description with the new column and record the sanity-check result.

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Assessment

Tech stack
python, sql
Domain
databases, documentation
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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