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From: Don G. <gil...@bi...> - 2006-07-28 19:25:22
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Scott, I believe common usage is these database name abbreviations are case insensitive. I.e., people tend to use varying case, but they should be unique either way; all uppercase is common for the acronyms, some are CamelCased. Pfam is the way Pfam folks use it. On this same subject, why is there the, to me, redundant or non-standard 'DB:' prefix on these database names? That is confusing to software as well as not common usage as far as I know. Also, I end up with chado db table name fields full of both 'DB:somedb' and 'somedb' due to this. -- Don |