Editing Scanco Administration (section)

====Strategies for finding correct measurement numbers====
If <code>upat_list</code> does not output anything I normally check if the database entry for the corresponding measurement is ok. In this case

 $ uct_list 13918

This showed a wrong sample name and number.

Then you could do <code>uct_list</code> (and enter all default) of the complete database and search for the patient string CSI_0051.

Then you would figure out the possible measurement numbers:

13986,13987,13988,13989.

In this example, the only one missing was 13986.

This case example was difficult because the ISQ file was not in the standard directory. I figured out that the corresponding AIM file was
not generated by the current evaluation. So I check the procedure log of the aim file with <code>aix -l</code>. There you can see the original ISQ file

 Original file dk0:[xtremect2.data.00002750.00013986]d0012143.isq;

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