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If your user account has the Read, Write, or Own permission level on a collection or data file in DME, you can browse for that data. 

To browse for data:

  1. Log in as described in Logging In via the GUI. The Dashboard appears.
  2. In the left panel, click Browse. The Browse page appears, displaying content based on access given to you by your group administrator. Your group administrator may have given you access to a specific collection, but not to a base path. 

    The Browse page.
  3. If you do not have access to your base path, you have the following options:

    1. If you know some attributes for the collection of interest, you can search for it. For instructions, refer to Searching for Data via the GUI.
    2. If you have previously created a bookmark to access the collection or data file of interest (as described in Creating a Bookmark via the GUI), you can use that bookmark. For instructions, refer to Using a Bookmark via the GUI.
    3. If your group administrator has given you a path to the collection of interest, perform the following steps: 

      1. Click the browse to path icon (The browse to path icon.), visible on the right or left side of the page, depending on the size of your browser window. The Browse dialog box appears. 

        The Browse dialog box.
      2. Specify your path and click Browse. The Browse page displays the collection of interest. 
    A portion of the Browse page with an expanded path to a collection.
  4. To get the latest information from the database about a collection: Right-click the collection and select Refresh Node. 

To return to the base path, click the browse to home icon (The browse to home icon.), visible on the right or left side of the page, depending on the size of your browser window. 

From the Browse page, you can take various actions. For instructions, refer to the following pages:

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