Thanks Nicklas.

If Java has something like Perl's file based DBM storage (e.g. SDBM_File),
then a low cost solution might be to store this lookup in such a file, and
attach this to the array design (in BASE 2.5).

cheers,
Bob


Nicklas Nordborg writes:
 > > Is there any possibility that Affy array designs could have their
 > > reporters/features in the database?  I'm sorry I don't understand Affy 
 > > files
 > > enough to know why this can't be done in BASE as it stands.  I guess they 
 > > just
 > > don't fit into ArrayDesignBlocks?  This may have been discussed to death
 > > elsewhere sorry.
 > 
 > This was discussed in the original plan for BASE 2.0 but was dropped for 
 > two reasons:
 > 
 >   * The plan was to store probe-level data and we realized that this may 
 > just be too much to put into the database
 > 
 >   * Nobody is ever going to want anything else than the CEL and CDF files.
 > 
 > I guess you proved us wrong on the second one...  Maybe you can create a 
 > separate database to hold the information. A single table containing 
 > probesetId and array design ID should be enough. Hmmm... this table 
 > doesn't have to be limited to Affymetrix arrays, though it might be 
 > difficult to keep it synchronized with the BASE database.
 > 
 > /Nicklas
 > 
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