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  • rboettcher
    Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 71

    Eland exit code: 2304

    Dear all,

    I am currently trying to align some reads using Eland (GAPipeline 1.5 via the ...standalone.pl) and I keep getting the following error code, no matter what reference I use. My suspicion lies on the formatting of the reads, but I can't narrow it down. The reads look like this:

    @GRCh37:21:1:48129895:206#NNNNNN/1
    CTGATAATCAGCAAAATATAAAGTAACAAGAATAC
    +GRCh37:21:1:48129895:206#NNNNNN/1
    hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
    @GRCh37:21:1:48129895:207#NNNNNN/1
    CTCAAAATGTTTTAGCATCTTTCGGTAAAATTCTT
    +GRCh37:21:1:48129895:207#NNNNNN/1
    hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
    @GRCh37:21:1:48129895:208#NNNNNN/1
    AGGAATCCATGCCTATAGGGTAAGATGTGGAAATT
    +GRCh37:21:1:48129895:208#NNNNNN/1
    hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
    @GRCh37:21:1:48129895:209#NNNNNN/1
    GCAAATGCATAGTCTATGGCAGTTACCAGTGTAGC
    +GRCh37:21:1:48129895:209#NNNNNN/1
    hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh


    and the output of Eland looks like this:


    eland -if ~/Downloads/Ensembl_Homo_Sapiens_GRCh37.61.dna/Hg_elandReads.fastq -it fastq -eg Homo_sapiens.GRCh37.61.dna.chromosome.21.fa
    $VAR1 = {
    'read-length' => [
    -1
    ],
    'pair-params' => '--circular',
    'pipeline-dir' => '/home/rboettcher/aligner/GAPipeline-1.5.0/bin/./..',
    'input-file' => [
    '/home/rboettcher/Downloads/Ensembl_Homo_Sapiens_GRCh37.61.dna/Hg_elandReads.fastq'
    ],
    'seed-length' => [
    -1
    ],
    'output-prefix' => './reanalysis',
    'base-quality' => 30,
    'eland-genome' => 'Homo_sapiens.GRCh37.61.dna.chromosome.21.fa',
    'input-type' => 'fastq'
    };
    /home/rboettcher/aligner/GAPipeline-1.5.0/bin/./ELAND_standalone.pl: single input-file specified, will do single read analysis
    /home/rboettcher/aligner/GAPipeline-1.5.0/bin/./ELAND_standalone.pl: deduced read length of 35 for data in /home/rboettcher/Downloads/Ensembl_Homo_Sapiens_GRCh37.61.dna/Hg_elandReads.fastq
    /home/rboettcher/aligner/GAPipeline-1.5.0/bin/./ELAND_standalone.pl: Setting seed length for ./reanalysis_eland_extended.txt to 32
    /home/rboettcher/aligner/GAPipeline-1.5.0/bin/./ELAND_standalone.pl: About to run /home/rboettcher/aligner/GAPipeline-1.5.0/bin/./../bin/buildSeq.pl --fasta ./reanalysis_qseq.txt > ./reanalysis_eland_query.txt

    Argument "" isn't numeric in sprintf at /home/rboettcher/aligner/GAPipeline-1.5.0/lib/perl/Gerald/Common.pm line 381, <GEN0> line 1.


    =======================================================================
    exit code: 2304
    buildSeq using ./reanalysis_qseq.txt did not finish properly!

    Exiting...
    =======================================================================


    Does anyone know how I could proceed / fix this problem?

    Regards
  • rboettcher
    Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 71

    #2
    I've also tried some of the headers that are public (e.g. wikipedia), still no improvement, though I was able to narrow down the error:

    the sequence identifier

    e.g. @HWUSI-EAS100R:6:73:941:1973#0/1 (source: wikipedia)

    is split into the following parts:

    machineName, runNumber, lane, tile, x, y, readPairMode, indexBases

    Since the program states that the runNumber is missing, I guess that the identifier is not complete, so I will try to find out what the program is expecting (though I am irritated that it has problems with the above identifier that is supposed to work fine). I will update the thread on this matter, so if anybody has the same problem or any experiences, feel free to join the fun.

    Regards

    Comment

    • zee
      NGS specialist
      • Apr 2008
      • 249

      #3
      Perhaps try another aligner like BWA or novoalign. These programs will accept the FASTQ format in your example.

      Comment

      • rboettcher
        Member
        • Oct 2010
        • 71

        #4
        Already thought about this, but I somehow managed to find a solution by editing the source code to create a runnumber out of the machinename. So now I just have to add "_somenumber" to the machinename which will then be used as the runnumber, though I have no idea what the number is for in the first place...

        As far as I can say the alignment will work fine afterwards (at least for the data that I have used). Still a stupid problem that has cost me a lot of time. If anybody stumbles over the same problem and needs details how to fix it feel free to contact me.

        Regards

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