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  • elecarnero
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2012
    • 2

    #1

    vcf-merge EMPTY OUTPUT!

    Hello community,

    I would like to merge different VCF files that contain genotype information of a single individual, in one single VCF file containing the information of all of them in different columns.

    I am trying to do so by using vcf-merge command from VCFtools. The program seems to work fine when you have your vcf files zipped and indexed, and I do success in getting an vcf file output with each individual in a column of the header BUT the SNP list is completely EMPTY. The file ends in the header.

    Any idea about why?

    Thanks so much
  • shoegame2001
    Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 21

    #2
    I had the same issue...using the "-p vcf" option when indexing with tabix solved it for me. Did you remember this?

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    • dGho
      Member
      • Jan 2013
      • 43

      #3
      thank you

      Originally posted by shoegame2001 View Post
      I had the same issue...using the "-p vcf" option when indexing with tabix solved it for me. Did you remember this?

      Thank you shoegame. I was having this problem too. Didn't realize we neede to use the -p option. This solved it for me!

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