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         --params          : print the parameter settings
         --params          : print the parameter settings
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printRecordRefs outputs the id, the name, and the number of records with that id/name in the SAM/BAM file.
Example:
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Ref ID: 0 Ref Name: 1 NumRecs: 4
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Ref ID: -1 indicates unmapped (Ref Name will be *)


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*    0: the file was processed successfully.
*    0: the file was processed successfully.
* non-0: the file was not processed successfully.
* non-0: the file was not processed successfully.
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Reference Index 0; Name: 1
Reference Index 1; Name: 2
Reference Index 2; Name: 3
Reference Index 3; Name: 4
Reference Index 4; Name: 5
Reference Index 5; Name: 6
Reference Index 6; Name: 7
Reference Index 7; Name: 8
Reference Index 8; Name: 9
Reference Index 9; Name: 10
Reference Index 10; Name: 11
Reference Index 11; Name: 12
Reference Index 12; Name: 13
Reference Index 13; Name: 14
Reference Index 14; Name: 15
Reference Index 15; Name: 16
Reference Index 16; Name: 17
Reference Index 17; Name: 18
Reference Index 18; Name: 19
Reference Index 19; Name: 20
Reference Index 20; Name: 21
Reference Index 21; Name: 22
Reference Index 22; Name: X
Ref ID: 0 Ref Name: 1 NumRecs: 4
Ref ID: 1 Ref Name: 2 NumRecs: 1
Ref ID: 0 Ref Name: 1 NumRecs: 1
Ref ID: 1 Ref Name: 2 NumRecs: 1
Ref ID: 2 Ref Name: 3 NumRecs: 1
Ref ID: -1 Ref Name: * NumRecs: 2
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Revision as of 10:34, 29 September 2011


Overview of the dumpRefInfo function of bamUtil

The dumpRefInfo option on the bamUtil executable prints the SAM/BAM file's reference information.

Parameters

    Required Parameters:
        --in               : the SAM/BAM file to be read
    Optional Parameters:
        --noeof            : do not expect an EOF block on a bam file.
        --printRecordRefs  : print the reference information for the records in the file (grouped by reference).
        --params           : print the parameter settings


printRecordRefs outputs the id, the name, and the number of records with that id/name in the SAM/BAM file. Example:

	Ref ID: 0	Ref Name: 1	NumRecs: 4

Ref ID: -1 indicates unmapped (Ref Name will be *)

Usage

./bam dumpRefInfo --in <inputFilename> [--noeof] [--printRecordRefs] [--params]

Return Value

  • 0: the file was processed successfully.
  • non-0: the file was not processed successfully.

Sample Output

Reference Index 0; Name: 1
Reference Index 1; Name: 2
Reference Index 2; Name: 3
Reference Index 3; Name: 4
Reference Index 4; Name: 5
Reference Index 5; Name: 6
Reference Index 6; Name: 7
Reference Index 7; Name: 8
Reference Index 8; Name: 9
Reference Index 9; Name: 10
Reference Index 10; Name: 11
Reference Index 11; Name: 12
Reference Index 12; Name: 13
Reference Index 13; Name: 14
Reference Index 14; Name: 15
Reference Index 15; Name: 16
Reference Index 16; Name: 17
Reference Index 17; Name: 18
Reference Index 18; Name: 19
Reference Index 19; Name: 20
Reference Index 20; Name: 21
Reference Index 21; Name: 22
Reference Index 22; Name: X
	Ref ID: 0	Ref Name: 1	NumRecs: 4
	Ref ID: 1	Ref Name: 2	NumRecs: 1
	Ref ID: 0	Ref Name: 1	NumRecs: 1
	Ref ID: 1	Ref Name: 2	NumRecs: 1
	Ref ID: 2	Ref Name: 3	NumRecs: 1
	Ref ID: -1	Ref Name: *	NumRecs: 2