The biomart package stopped working for today. I used the exact same code I run several weeks ago, but now it can not be executed. The attached is my code and error message:
> library("biomaRt")
> ensembl=useMart("ensembl", dataset="hsapiens_gene_ensembl")
Error in checkDataset(dataset = dataset, mart = mart) :
The given dataset: hsapiens_gene_ensembl , is not valid. Correct dataset names can be obtained with the listDatasets() function.
Then I tried load a different dataset, still did not work!
Please try updating your version of biomaRt using BiocInstaller::biocLite('biomaRt'). You need at least version 2.43.1 to reliably use the new Ensembl 91
It's always helpful to include the output of sessionInfo() to show people what versions of packages & R you are using.
I still am getting this error above. When I use BiocInstaller::biocLite('biomaRt') it only updates to version 2.38.0. Any ideas on how to get to version 2.43.1?
I still am getting this error above. When I use BiocInstaller::biocLite('biomaRt') it only updates to version 2.38.0. Any ideas on how to get to version 2.43.1?
I think that was a typo, and should have read 2.34.1, and 2.38.0 should be fine.
Note that the BiocInstaller package has been deprecated now, and you should use BiocManager. The installation instructions on https://bioconductor.org/packages/biomaRt/ reflect this.
If the problem remains please start a new post and include both the error message and the output of sessionInfo() so we have some more details about your setup.
Hi Mike,
I still am getting this error above. When I use
BiocInstaller::biocLite('biomaRt')
it only updates to version 2.38.0. Any ideas on how to get to version 2.43.1?Thanks for the help.
Dave
Hi Mike,
I still am getting this error above. When I use
BiocInstaller::biocLite('biomaRt')
it only updates to version 2.38.0. Any ideas on how to get to version 2.43.1?Thanks for the help.
Dave
I think that was a typo, and should have read 2.34.1, and 2.38.0 should be fine.
Note that the BiocInstaller package has been deprecated now, and you should use BiocManager. The installation instructions on https://bioconductor.org/packages/biomaRt/ reflect this.
If the problem remains please start a new post and include both the error message and the output of
sessionInfo()
so we have some more details about your setup.