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GETLOC.DOC update 30 May 95
NAME
getloc - retrieve database entries listed in namefile to outfile.
SYNOPSIS
getloc [-asfcgepvl] namefile [anofile] [seqfile] indfile outfile
DESCRIPTION
getloc reads a list of names from namefile and recreates
entries by combining the annotation and sequence portions of each
entry from anofile and seqfile. getloc will work most quickly
when the namefile is in alphabetical order, but it will also
work on unsorted lists. The following options affect the output:
a Write annotation portions of entries only, terminated by '//'.
seqfile is not included on command line.
s Write sequence data only, in Pearson (.wrp) format.
anofile is not included on commandline.
f Write each entry to a separate file. The filename will
consist of the LOCUS name, followed by .ano for annotation
only, .wrp for sequence only, or gen for complete GenBank
format.
c namefile contains accession numbers, rather than names
The following options identify the type of database being read:
g GenBank (default)
e EMBL
p PIR (NBRF)
v Vecbase
l LiMB
namefile consists of an alphabetically ordered list of LOCUS names,
each on a separate line. Indfile could be used to create a
namefile by simply editing out some subset of names. (This can also
be done using the Unix comm command.) If the entire indfile was
used, the entire database would be recreated, minus the header
information that might have been present in the original, but
deleted by splitdb.
NOTE
Getloc automatically expands leading blanks that have been
compressed using splitdb -c. See splitdb.doc for more information.
SEE ALSO
splitdb, comm(1).
AUTHOR
Dr. Brian Fristensky
Dept. of Plant Science
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, MB Canada R3T 2N2
Phone: 204-474-6085
FAX: 204-261-5732
frist@cc.umanitoba.ca
REFERENCE
Fristensky, B. (1993) Feature expressions: creating and manipulating
sequence datasets. Nucleic Acids Research 21:5997-6003.