https://docs.trr379.de/support/index.htmlThe Q02 project is happy to assist with any questions about the consortium’s digital infrastructure or related to research data management workflows. Please feel free to use the following channels, depending on the problems you are encountering. DataLad resources DataLad is extensively documented in a dedicated DataLad Handbook that is targeting both novice and experienced users. The DataLad YouTube channel provides videos on conceptual overviews, detailed tutorials, and technical talks on the software. The materials from workshops are available online. The Knowledge Base from the Psychoinformatics group at FZJ provides a collection of particular solutions or outcomes of past technical investigations, presented as short documents, which are too narrow-scoped to fit elsewhere.Hugoen-ushttps://docs.trr379.de/support/pool-tips/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/support/pool-tips/index.htmlTo assist with common issues you may encounter while working with the knowledge pooling tool, and more specifically with its web UI, we have compiled some tips and common errors related to the pool. Tips It is highly recommended to use the knowledge pool’s web UI with a desktop browser; the form offers rich contextual information that is hard to access on mobile devices. Submitting records will only be possible using a valid access token; the token can be entered by navigating to “Settings” (gear icon) and then pasting your token in the “TOKENS” tab. When editing records, you can hover your mouse pointer over field labels to display help text describing expected values and controlled vocabularies. For some fields (e.g., journal name when filling out a Publication record), one or more choices have to be selected. The selector offers type-ahead search of choices. When searching: Try entering full names instead of abbreviations. If an item is not found in one language, try searching its English version. Some items might also be searchable by a persistent identifier (e.g., ORCID, DOI, ISSN). Wait a few seconds for choices to populate before creating a new record; search results may take time to load. Submitting metadata involves two different actions: local saves and submitting to the server. Note that saving only stores information in the local browser session; you must submit your changes (using the cloud icon in the top-right corner) to make your records visible to consortium workflows. Common errors Authorization issues: If the access token you are providing is incorrect or does not have appropriate permissions, the interface may display one or more of the following errors during metadata retrieval or submission: