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Submitted by sook on Wed, 09/23/2020 - 13:08

FAQ

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What do I do if I want to change the name of the accession (e.g. when the material was chosen to go on to next trial) but want to keep the old name and the data associated with it?

  • Please update the accession name and add the old name as Alias in 'Manage Breeding' -> Accession -> Details -> Accession Details -> Actions 'Edit'
  • Alias can be used in searching phenotype or genotype when you check 'Check if you want to search Alias as well'.

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