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Querying - Select Databanks to Search
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Select Databanks To Search
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Use this page to select the databanks that you want to query. You can specify any number of databanks, although some combinations will not be appropriate for some queries. Note:You must select at least one databank before you can make a query using one of the Query Forms or run a Quick Search.
More about the Select Databanks to Search Page.
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Select Databanks to Search - Tasks |
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Selecting a DatabankExcept for queries which use the SRS Quick Search page, the Select Databanks To Search page is where you begin to work with SRS.
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Figure 3.2 The Select Databanks to Search page.You must choose the databanks in which you wish to search before you start your query.
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Figure 3.3 Selecting the EMBL databank on the Select Databanks to Search page.
Using Quick Search
About Quick SearchQuick Search works by searching all datafields of type text in the selected databanks, and is one of the quickest ways to generate query results. If you do not get the results you expect, then a slight change to the search phrase may help to target your search and thus may yield improved results. Alternatively, try one of the other search methods, as these allow you to specify your area of interest in more detail.
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Figure 3.1 The location of Quick Search on the Select Databanks To Search page.Note: The Quick Search option combines all the fields with a data type of Text using the OR operator.
Using Quick SearchQuick Search allows you to search with a minimum number of steps from selecting the databanks to viewing the results.
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Figure 3.2 Quick Search of the SWISS-PROT databank for amylase. |
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Select Databanks to Search - FAQs |
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Getting More Information About a DatabankClick on the hypertext link for any databank to find out more about it. Each databank has its own page of information. See also Databank Information page.
Selecting More Than One Databank for a SearchSimply tick the check boxes beside more than one databank. All databanks that have ticks will be included in the search.
Selecting All the Databanks in a Group
Use the The check boxes beside each of the databank names will be ticked, showing that the databanks have been selected and will be used in our search.
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Select Databanks to Search - Reference |
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Figure 3.1 Select Databanks To Search page. Getting to the Select Databanks to Search PageThis page can be reached by clicking the Select Databanks tab.
Using the Select Databanks to Search Page - Options Area
Quick Search
To use Quick Search choose a databank by ticking the check box beside it, enter a query in the text box beside the
Query Forms
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MiscellaneousThere are options to bookmark the current link.
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Using the Select Databanks to Search - Data Area |
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This area contains lists of the available libraries. These are grouped according to their type. Tick the check box beside a databank to select it, e.g., ![]() Each databank name is also a hyperlink, leading to the Databank Information page for that databank.
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