8 | | 2. The wizard contains of one line for each extra material, containing the following columns:[[BR]]a. Name input field.[[BR]]b. Type selection by radio button for DNA/RNA/Specimen ("DNA" is default).[[BR]]c. Item name (added by program).[[BR]]d. Arrival date input field (default is date entered in step 1).[[BR]]e. Operator delivery comment input area.[[BR]]f. Status icon (added by program).[[BR]]g. Input message (added by program). |
| 8 | 2. The wizard contains of one line for each extra material, containing the following columns:[[BR]]a. Name input field.[[BR]]b. Type selection by radio button for DNA/RNA/Specimen ("DNA" is default).[[BR]]c. Item name with type suffix (added by program).[[BR]]d. Arrival date input field (default is date entered in step 1).[[BR]]e. Operator delivery comment input area.[[BR]]f. Status icon (added by program).[[BR]]g. Input message (added by program). |
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| 10 | Checks that should be performed on input data: |
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| 12 | 1. Normal consistency checks on number and date entries. |
| 13 | 2. Check that arrival date is not a future date. |
| 14 | 3. Check that input name is not empty, and that it does not start with "`ML`". |
| 15 | 4. For a DNA or RNA entry, it should be checked that no extract with input name and type already exists in the database. |
| 16 | 5. For specimen entries with a given input name, the number of existing specimens with this name should be checked. The suffices for the new specimen entries should start by adding one to the highest suffix number of existing specimen items with the given name. As an example, if two new specimens with input names "`Test_Item_0A`" should be added, and specimens "`Test_Item_0A.1`" and "`Test_Item_0A.2`" already exist, the new specimens should get item names "`Test_Item_0A.3`" and "`Test_Item_0A.4`". |