Is SQLShare down?

[emmats]

When I log on I cannot see any datasets and none of the links go anywhere.

Thanks
Emma

[billhowe]

Hi Emma,

Sorry for the trouble. We are transitioning to a different platform, and
Microsoft prematurely pulled the plug on the old service we were using.

You can use the new platform right now:
http://sqlshare.uw.edu/

But note that the data from the previous platform is not there yet. We're
working to re-establish access to that data.

You can of course re-upload appropriate data to the new platform. We
understand that may not be feasible -- if that's the case, let us know, and
we can work to prioritize particular datasets for migration. If you need
"everything" migrated, let us know that too.

On Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 10:50 AM, emmats notifications@github.com wrote:

When I log on I cannot see any datasets and none of the links go anywhere.

Thanks
Emma

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[emmats]

Thanks, Bill. I'll need access to my old data eventually, but today I'm just using new files.

[billhowe]

Hi Emma,

The existing SQLShare system is back up.

https://sqlshare.escience.washington.edu/sqlshare/

Please use that that for now.

We'll have a new release of SQLShare soon.

I know you've already uploaded a bunch of data to the new platform
http://sqlshare.uw.edu

I lied when I said this data would automatically be carried forward. How
disruptive would it be if you had to re-upload the data from the new
platform back into the old platform?

PS: Here's a sneak preview of the new new interface:
http://sqlshare-test.s.uw.edu/

On Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 10:58 AM, emmats notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks, Bill. I'll need access to my old data eventually, but today I'm
just using new files.

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[emmats]

Thanks, Bill. I was on vacation for the last 2 weeks so am just now getting back to this. I'm moving my work over to the original system now.