About the giface-restart; I noticed the same thing when I was
setting up a physical-mapping database with markers, clones and maps.
Quite annoying actually that it doesn't give you the most recent data
and requires a restart.
Gudmundur
In article <383D40FC.8F13CEA9 at cheerful.com>,
Mark Wilkinson <markw at cheerful.com> wrote:
> Dear Group,
>> Success (thanks Simon!!) - the DragonDB is now alive and kickin' on
the
> net! (though this is the only public announcement of that for the
> moment as I need to remove some of the worm-related links in the
AcePerl
> code)
>> It's basically empty (you C. elegans people will FOTFL!!), but it
> *exists!* and will fill up soon enough :-)
>> However, I am immediately confused by something about AcePerl: I
have
> several genetic maps in my database. They all have essentially the
same
> structure, containing the same range of information, yet AcePerl
> displays some of them graphically, while others result in a message
> 'ACEDB server was unable to generate a picture of this object'...
why?
> I can see no difference between one that does and one that doesn't get
a
> graphical representation...
>> Can someone have a quick peek and tell me if there is something
obvious
> I am missing? (or somethign not so obvious). I have spent the past
few
> hours changing the content of the maps to see if I can get them to
> display, but nothing works...??? (though I did learn that I have to
> re-boot the gifaceserver in order for it to read new information from
> the database...)
>> thanks all!
>> Mark
>http://www.antirrhinum.net/ace/simple/DragonDB>>
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