User 1a3b6cd85b
07-02-2011 22:50:06
Is there a way to use jcman to import rdfiles or rxnfiles into a jchem-mysql table (i.e. a rxn database)? If not, is there some commandline utility to help?
User 1a3b6cd85b
07-02-2011 22:50:06
Is there a way to use jcman to import rdfiles or rxnfiles into a jchem-mysql table (i.e. a rxn database)? If not, is there some commandline utility to help?
ChemAxon e274e1bada
08-02-2011 14:32:40
Hi Steve,
You can import RXN or RDF files to reaction type or any type table. In addition we provide reaction search if you import mapped reactions. Note we have auto-mapper for non mapped reactions, but it is under refactoring.
See the relevant chapter of the admin guide: http://www.chemaxon.com/jchem/doc/admin/#create
/>and the guide for reaction search: http://www.chemaxon.com/jchem/doc/user/query_reactionsearch.html
Regards, Edvard
User 1a3b6cd85b
08-02-2011 23:29:50
Thanks! My rdfile was not importing because I had an empty $DATM field. I just added date text and we are good to go!
One variant on the original question - I like the --nodup option, which seems to report the cd_id of the duplicate structure. Is there a way to get jcman to show the cd_id assigned to the rxn that was loaded?
ChemAxon e274e1bada
10-02-2011 11:55:09
Hi Steve,
unfortunately jcman cannot give back the imported cd_id-s, just the molecules with the --nonduplicates option.
I can add this request to the JChem 5.5 or 5.6 tasks and I will notify you if it is released.
Regards, Edvard
User 1a3b6cd85b
14-02-2011 03:26:58
Thanks - in the meantime, I;ll just run it twice, and get the cd_id report from the second run ;) Not efficient, but effective....
User c1ce6b3d19
14-02-2011 12:19:56
Steve,
I'm glad you could find a way that works for you for now.
Jon