This section allows the system administrator to configure the default value to be assigned to an incomplete command generated by the LIMS.
| Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
| OpenLab default user | If no user is defined in the command, the default user is used (displayed in the User column of the Analysis Table in the Sample Scheduler client). |
| OpenLab default project |
If no project is defined in the command, the default project is used. |
| Default result name |
The default result name used to perform an acquisition from an XML command, in the case it is not defined in the XML command. CDS tokens and Sample Scheduler tokens can be used to generate the file name. The default result name in the system configuration tab of the sample scheduler configuration is <D> <SEQ>. Leading or trailing whitespaces in the sequence name are removed. |
| Default result path | The default path used to store the results. (Disabled if you use ECM 3.x as data storage) The defined path must be accessable by the user of the Windows session. |
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Default data file | The default data file name associated to a new analysis. CDS tokens can be used to generate the file name. |
| Default sample name |
The default sample name associated to a new analysis. CDS tokens and Sample Scheduler tokens can be used to generate the file name. |
| Initial analysis state |
The initial state of the analysis. It can be Waiting or Scheduled. |
| Default analysis life time |
If no LIMS connection is specified for an analysis, the analysis is deleted after the default analysis life time (in hours) has elapsed once it is in Ended state. If 0.00 is defined, the ended analyses are never deleted from the database. To configure a default analysis life time shorter than 1 hour, use the decimal format. You can define up to two digits after the decimal separator. |
It is possible to use a combination of predefined names (tokens) to define the Default sample name and the Default result name. These tokens are the ones proposed in the CDS when launching an analysis and the Sample Scheduler analysis variables, defined in the Client section of the Sample Scheduler configuration.
For the sample name, result name, and data file name you can select the token from a list.
If you change the time zone on your computer on which the Sample Scheduler is installed, the Sample Scheduler updates the time events used for the tokens and analysis parameters (for example, Planned start time) to the correct time of the new time zone only after the computer has been restarted. |
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Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
Sample Name | Acq. Method <AMX> Instrument name <I> Local date & time <D> Custom local date & time <CD> Proc. Method <PMX> Short local date & time <DS> Username <U> Vial <V> Identifier <ID> Analysis variable i [i=1 to 5] <A1> to <A5> Lims ID I [i = 1 to 3] <LID1> to <LID3> Sequence name <SEQ> (Sequence only) |
| Result path This parameter is disabled if you use ECM 3.x as data storage. | Instrument name <I> Local date & time <D> Short local date & time <DS> Username <U> Analysis variable i [i=1 to 5] <A1> to <A5> Sequence name <SEQ> |
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Result Name (single run) | Acq. Method <AMX> Instrument name <I> Local date & time <D> Custom local date & time <CD> Proc. Method <PMX> Sample name <S> Short local date & time <DS> Username <U> Vial <V> Identifier <ID> Analysis variable i [i=1 to 5] <A1> to <A5> LIMS ID I [i = 1 to 3] <LID1> to <LID3> |
Result Name (sequence) | Instrument name <I> Local date & time <D> Custom local date & time <CD> Short local date & time <DS> Username <U> Sequence name <SEQ> |
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Result Name (dual simultaneous injection) | Instrument name <I> Local date & time <D> Custom local date & time <CD> Short local date & time <DS> Username <U> |
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DataFile | Sample name <S> Acq. Method <AMX> Instrument name <I> Local date & time <D> Proc Method <PMX> Short local date & time <DS> Username <U> Vial <V> |
Default result name: <S>_<D>_Test
The Result name is: SampleName_Date&Time_Test