From the list of requests, double-click on a request or highlight it and click the "Details" button to open the Request Details view.

The Request Details view displays the metadata associated with the request. This information is common across all request types. 

• Network: the network from which the request was submitted.
• Project: the project that the request was initiated from
• DataMart: the name of your DataMart that received the request
• Priority: the priority of the request. Options include High, Medium, and Low. The default option is Medium.
• Due Date: the due date for the request
• Status: the status of the request
• Request Name: the name of the request
• Request Type: the type of request
• Request ID: the unique ID for the request
• Requestor: the username of the Investigator who submitted the request
• Request Time: the time at which the request was submittd
• Email: the email of the Investigator who submitted the request
• SubmittedTo: the DataMarts that the request was submitted to
• Description: a description of the request and its purpose

Below the metadata information are the parameters and/or content of the request, including any files associated with the request. See Request Types for more information on request parameters.

Viewing Files

Check the "File View" checkbox to view any files associated with the request. Note that the files listed are stored on the Portal, not in your DataMart Client. You must save the file locally to transfer it from the Portal for viewing. Click the file name to download the file to your computer and select a location to save the file.

• File Distribution Requests: file view is enabled by default.
• Modular Program Distribution Requests: the default view displays the package manifest of the request, including the names of any files distributed with the request. The files may only be downloaded from the File View.
• Other Requests: Other request types have an associated XML file containing the request parameters. Depending on the request type, an html file of the request parameters may also be available.