Hello All,
I am *very* new to acedb and am currently 'playing' with making up a
test data base...I have tried several things to get one of my tests to
display the way I want, but no luck so far. I thought Group might be
the answer, but I haven't had much success there either...yet! I don't
give up easily...I would like to arrange the map to appear in this
order:
locator scale clones(intervals) frags(also intervals)
The data looks like:
Clone "046-F06"
Map "Bb_block9" Left 14.6360
Map "Bb_block9" Right 18.5120
Sequence : "046-F06"
Contains_Fragment : "531b-15"
Contains_Fragment : "435a-30"
Contains_Fragment : "703a-13"
Contains_Fragment : "514a-32"
Fragment "531b-15"
Map "Bb_block9" Left 14.6360
Map "Bb_block9" Right 15.0960
Fragment "435a-30"
Map "Bb_block9" Left 14.6360
Map "Bb_block9" Right 15.2420
etc., with more clones and fragments...when they are mapped, the
fragments and clones appear to be in some random mixed order (although I
am sure this isn't really random), but what I want them to do is put all
the clones together to the left of the fragments...
The view looks like:
View : "block_ctg"
Gmap
Cambridge
Columns "Marker_loci" 1 Marker_points
Columns "Locator" 1 Locator Projection_lines_on
Columns "Scale" 1 Scale Scale_unit 0.010000
Columns "Scale" 1 Scale Cursor Cursor_unit 1.000000
Columns "Intervals" 1 Interval_JTM Names_on
Columns "Intervals" 1 Interval_JTM Pne GREEN
Columns "Intervals" 1 Interval_JTM Pe RED
Columns "Intervals" 1 Interval_JTM Nne LIGHTBLUE
Columns "Intervals" 1 Interval_JTM Ne RED
Columns "Contigs" 0 Contigs
Columns "Reversed_physical" 0 Reversed_physical
Columns "Two_point_data" 0 Two_point
Columns "Multi_point_data" 0 Multi_point
Columns "Likelihood_distribution" 0 Likelihood
Columns "Loci" 0 Points Point_pne GREEN
Columns "Loci" 0 Points Point_pe RED
Columns "Loci" 0 Points Point_nne LIGHTBLUE
Columns "Loci" 0 Points Point_ne RED
Thanks for any light you can shine into the darkness for me! I do
appreciate it.
Gail (Schuman)
Brookhaven National Lab
Biology Dept
schuman1 at bnl.gov
