#!/jic-atidb/perl/bin/perl
package TOPO;
use warnings;
use Carp;
use base 'Apache::MVC';
use Class::DBI::Loader::Relationship;
use Data::Dumper;
use Maypole::Constants;
my $title = "TOPO database. Very rudimentary interface as a starting p
+oint for development.";

TOPO->setup("dbi:mysql:topo_interpro2","nobody","",{AutoCommit => 1, P
+rintError => 1}); # creating connectionsto the DBI.
TOPO->config->{uri_base} = "http://atidb.org/topo/";
TOPO->config->{rows_per_page} = 20;
TOPO->config->{template_root} = "/jic-atidb/w3/topo/";
TOPO->config->{application_name} = $title;
#TOPO->config->{display_tables} =[qw[VENTRY VENTRYABSTRACT]];
#TOPO->config->{loader}->relationship($_)  for
#("ventry has ventryabstract");
#1;


sub debug { 
    return 2;
}
1;

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this is to create the tables: CREATE TABLE`topo_interpro2`.`VENTRYXREF` AS SELECT E.ENTRY_AC,E.NAME, X.DBCODE,X.AC,X.NAME AS XREFNAME FROM ENTRY E, ENTRY_XREF X WHERE E.ENTRY_AC = X.ENTRY_AC AND E.NAME LIKE '%topoisomerase%';

CREATE TABLE`topo_interpro2`.`VENTRYDATABASE` AS SELECT E.ENTRY_AC, E.NAME, X.AC,C.DBCODE,C.DBNAME FROM ENTRY E, ENTRY_XREF X, CV_DATABASE C WHERE E.ENTRY_AC = X.ENTRY_AC AND X.DBCODE = C.DBCODE AND E.NAME LIKE '%topoisomerase%';

In reply to Re^2: how to create relation between the tables. by revtopo
in thread how to create relation between the tables. by revtopo

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