The first time you upload an ISA archive to a new folder, it becomes the first version of that folder (investigation). You are the owner of the folder you created.
While you should associate only one investigation with a folder, you can upload multiple versions of an investigation file to that folder, and then request open access for one of those versions. You may want to do this if you change your investigation data or need to fix it due to an upload error. Each time you upload a new investigation file to a folder, the version number increases by one. Each folder can have only one open access version.
Each time an administrator or the system makes an investigation version open access, the system automatically removes the open access status from the version that previously had that status. Here are some examples:
CSSI DCC tracks the date and time each time an administrator makes an investigation version open access. Use the history timeline to switch between current and previous versions of the investigation file. You can download a previous version. You can view the history for investigation files to which you have access.
To view the history of an investigation file
When an investigation has multiple versions, they appear on the timeline as well. The version that is currently selected is always green. In the example below, the current version is selected, so it appears in green. The current version is also open-ended to the future until another version has the open access status.
The white space between versions, as in the example below, indicate times when no version of the investigation file was open access. |