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From: Todd F. P. <tf...@nc...> - 2001-12-16 05:51:23
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like i said in previous msg, the original schema can be mimicked by using views. what i'm doing is attempting to optimize the underlying db. the genex XML, mage XML and links to the other tools *should* behave the same when I get this right. i'm only affecting a small portion of the schema that should be transparent in the long run. i'm not reinventing the wheel, just implementing it in a unique manner. todd On 14 Dec 2001, Jason E. Stewart wrote: > "Todd F. Peterson" <tf...@nc...> writes: > > > oh yeah, it's fast and easy. that was not the case with the curation > > tool/xml mechanism. we figure, first get the data in the db and then > > annotate as necessary. this will be good for small labs. hopefully, > > the design will allow scaleability to larger environments. > > I'm all for lightwieght, fast, and easy, as well as annotation after > the data is in the DB. None of that impacts what schema you use. > > If you invent a whole new schema you'll have to invent completely new > tools that can work with that schema. If you store the data in a > subset of the GeneX schema, you can use all the tools that work for > GeneX. > > What is the advantage of the new schema? > > jas. > > PS. I'm on the list, you don't have to reply to me personally. > > _______________________________________________ > Genex-dev mailing list > Gen...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/genex-dev > |