Hi Syed,
I have been using Mart Explorer because Phil Jones ran a session on using 
Biomart at the Uni, so I was more familiar with it.
I will try to get martview working myself first, then see what happens from 
there.
Thank you for your quick response to my problem
Jennifer

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Syed Haider [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: 21 April 2009 12:58
To: Mead, Jennifer
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [mart-dev] query does not constrain anything

Hi Jennifer,

The WHERE clause is dropping the filter value thats suggests it probably 
relates to query compiler of MartExplorer. MartExplorer is not well 
supported and maintained anymore, I would suggest to move to MartView 
and see if you can reproduce the problem. To save time, if your database 
is either:

- public accessible, send me the connection params
OR
- if its of reasonable size, send me the dump

and i will setup a test instance of MartView with your data and see if 
we can reproduce the problem on MartView.

Hope this helps,
Syed


Mead, Jennifer wrote:
> My biomart is not working when I run queries from mart explorer.  For 
> example, I can enter a term in the filter on which I want to constrain 
> my results and click a few attribute check boxes for the things I'd like 
> to display.  The problem is that results for everything is returned (for 
> that column), not just the items corresponding to my filter search term.
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> I have enabled logging so I can monitor the SQL which underlies the 
> query I am trying to run.  I see that in the  'where' clause there is no 
> mention of my search term e.g. no ' where pep_seq = "FGHASGGALSK" ', if 
> I am filtering on peptide sequence.
> 
> Could anyone give me a clue as to what's going on here?  I'm guessing 
> it's the mart I've created, but not sure.  I have only one table (main) 
> and one table (dm), linked via keys - these look ok to me.  Could my 
> issue be that I have multiple key fields?
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> Thanks
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