molgenis
8.3
8.3
  • Introduction
  • What is MOLGENIS
  • Try out MOLGENIS
  • Quick start (docker)
  • Find, view, query
    • Using the navigator
    • Using the search-all
    • Using the dataexplorer
    • Setup authentication
  • Data management
    • EMX format
    • Quickly import data
    • Advanced data import
    • Modify metadata
    • Questionnaires
    • Downloading data
    • Using expressions
  • Access control
    • Users
    • Groups and roles
    • Finegrained permissions
  • Data processing
    • Scripts
    • R
    • Python
    • Schedule jobs
  • Configuration
    • Settings
    • Customize MOLGENIS
    • Localization
    • Apps in MOLGENIS
    • Creating themes
    • Migration
  • Interoperability
    • Swagger specification
    • Data API
    • Metadata API
    • REST api v1
    • REST api v2
    • Files api
    • Import api
    • Permission api
    • Python-api client
    • R-api client
    • Beacon api
    • FAIR api
    • RSQL operators
  • For developers
    • Developing MOLGENIS
    • Developing frontend in MOLGENIS
    • Developing Apps in MOLGENIS
    • Using an IDE (Intellij)
    • Technologies
    • Dynamic decorators
    • Running the integration tests
    • Jobs
    • Security
  • For system administrators
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  1. Find, view, query

Using the search-all

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Last updated 5 years ago

Via the "Search all data" plugin it is possible to search for all hits in all data rows, and names and labels of metadata.

The results are divided in "packages" and "entityTypes".

Clicking a package result will send you to this package in the navigator.

The entityType results are shown as a set of cards per entityType, each card containing:

  • the label of the entityType

  • description of the entityType

  • a link to the (unfiltered) entity in the dataexplorer

  • a link to the package in which the entityType resides in the navigator.

  • a count of the number of matching data rows, click this count will send you to the dataexplorer with the entered query applied.

In all labels and descriptions the searchterm hits are highlighted.

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