My Jobs: save, retrieve and download results¶
Use My Jobs (/my-jobs) to return to work from all six tools without an account. Each submitted analysis receives a full Job ID and private results link. Keep that link: the browser history is a convenience, not the result archive.
Save access when submitting¶
- Submit the input in the tool and wait until a Job ID and private link appear. Do not close the page while it is still uploading or submitting.
- Select Copy results link and save it with your sample notes.
- Once the job is accepted, you can close the page. Server processing continues.
- Open the saved link later, or use My Jobs → Retrieve a job to paste the full ID or link and select Retrieve.
Individual tool pages also offer Retrieve previous results. If an ID belongs to another tool, the shared retrieval control directs you to that job's results page. Use the full 32-character ID, not a shortened display fragment.
In ArrayPhyloViz, Commit composes the figure and attempts to save an initial project snapshot. After further edits, select Save changes again to create a new snapshot with a new ID. An older link does not automatically acquire later edits. Save project downloads JSON for local reopening and long-term storage.
Understand status before interpreting a result¶
| Status | Meaning and action |
|---|---|
| Queued | Accepted and waiting to start. Keep the link; do not repeatedly submit the same input. |
| Waiting for resources | Accepted, but server capacity is temporarily insufficient. Input is retained while waiting, with no result-expiry timestamp yet. Wait for the existing job; queue position may be shown. |
| Running | Processing is in progress. Read the current phase; an activity bar is not a reliable completion-time estimate. |
| Finished | Processing ended successfully. Open the results and check their actual content; an empty biological result can still be a successful run. |
| Partially finished | Some inputs or steps failed while others produced output. Review the failed IDs/batches before interpreting coverage of the dataset. |
| Failed / Cancelled | Processing stopped. Available partial output can still be downloaded; a new analysis requires resubmitting input. |
| Unavailable | The job could not be retrieved. Check the full link, service availability and expiry. |
A busy-service error before a Job ID appears means the submission was not accepted. Wait for the displayed retry interval, then submit again. This differs from an accepted job waiting in the queue.
Browse the history¶
Filter by Tool, Status or job name/ID. Select the Submitted heading to switch newest/oldest first, and use Previous / Next for the six-row pages. Times are shown in your local time zone. Refresh checks current status.
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| View | Opens the job's results page. |
| Copy link | Copies the private results link. |
| Download | Downloads the saved result report when available; this is not every tool-specific export. |
| Review results | Opens a failed, partial or cancelled job to inspect available evidence. |
| Remove | Removes the reference from browser history only. It neither cancels nor deletes the server job. |
| Export job links | Downloads all links in this browser history, including entries hidden by filters. It does not download result data. |
SpacerMap alignment/clustering changes update the preview without replacing the saved job; download the current SVG or commit a new job to retain them.
On the results page, use Open results to restore the interactive tool and access its exports. The page also offers Download result report and a primary output where supported: processed CSV, FASTA, Newick, SpacerMap SVG or project JSON. For CRISPRPhylo array-tree ZIP, reopen the interactive tool. For SpacerMap occurrence charts and statistics CSV, reopen SpacerMap and use the Spacer occurrence panel; the primary SVG download is the array map.
Use another device¶
History is kept for the current browser tab by default. Enable Remember job history on this device to keep references across visits on that device. Turning it off removes the persistent history copy, not the server results.
History does not synchronize automatically. Open a saved link on the other device, or copy lines from Export job links into Retrieve a job. Up to 100 links/IDs can be imported at once. Anyone with a private link can access the job, so share links only with intended collaborators.
Retention and reproducibility¶
Results and job records expire seven days after the task ends, including partial, failed and cancelled tasks. The results page displays an expiry time when available. Input workspaces are deleted at task completion; retrieving a result does not restore every original upload, parameter or run log.
Keep original inputs and a separate record of settings. CRISPRPrep results retain CSVs, counts, warnings and generated detection JSON when applicable, but uploaded JSON and processing options are not part of its saved result. For multi-sample detection, the processed CSV preserves sample grouping that is not embedded in the downloadable combined detector JSON; re-importing that JSON treats it as one sample. CRISPRPhylo retains the original inferred tree and method fields, but not the input CSV or run log. SpacerTarget retains match evidence and query IDs; original full query sequences and search parameters are removed from terminal job reports. Other outputs, such as fetched FASTA and saved figure projects, remain downloadable until expiry.
Download important files before expiry. Neither Remember job history, Export job links, nor opening a link extends retention. For a failed or cancelled analysis, submit your input again. SeqFetcher's Retry failed and Resume pending submit selected sets of IDs as new jobs; they do not modify the previous job. SpacerTarget has no in-place retry after completion.