A maybe odd, but interesting question: Is there an easy way to see, if a HiSeq run has finished producing data, if you are not able to take a look at the HiSeq itself and its display? I mean, I would like to just look at the data it produced on our cluster and say: Hey, this run is done, because there exists a file called "run_finsihed_successfully.txt" in the run folder or something like it. Does somebody know an answer to this?
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This is with a GAIIx, not a high-seq, but I have the following files appearing:
Basecalling_Netcopy_complete.txt
Depending of what information you want, this might also be of interest:
ImageAnalysis_Netcopy_complete.txt
You also have a similar file for each of the reads also.
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For the GAII fpepin is right, the Basecalling_Netcopy_complete_SINGLEREAD.txt or Basecalling_Netcopy_complete_READ2.txt files signal the end of the run. These are generated only when a single or paired end run is finished producing data.
For the HiSeq, parse the RunInfo.xml file to determine the number of expected reads and then look for the corresponding Basecalling_Netcopy_complete_Read*.txt file. Here is the python code to handle both of these cases:
https://github.com/chapmanb/bcbb/blo...ed_msg.py#L179
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