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NAME - BioSQL-base.pm
SYNOPSIS
# synopsis goes here
DESCRIPTION
This modules provides methods to insert and remove the parent entities needed by many (probably all) of the different tests for child entities.
AUTHOR Hilmar Lapp
Email hlapp at gnf.org
store_seq
Title : store_seq Usage : $seq = $biosql->store_seq($stream, "rodent"); Function: Reads the next sequence from the given Bio::SeqIO stream and stores it under the namespace given by 2nd argument. Returns : The sequence object that was stored, with the PK in $seq->primary_id(), and undef if there was no sequence in the stream Args : SeqIO stream (object) and namespace (a string)
delete_seq
Title : delete_seq Usage : $ok = $biosql->delete_seq($seq); Function: Deletes the given sequence from the database. Returns : True for success and false otherwise. Args : A Bio::PrimarySeqI compliant object
delete_biodatabase
Title : delete_biodatabase Usage : $ok = $biosql->delete_biodatabase($biodatabase); Function: Deletes the given biodatabase (namespace) from the database. Returns : True for success and false otherwise. Args : namespace (a string)
db
Title : db Usage : $dbadaptor = $biosql->db(); Function: Returns : The DBAdaptor object in use to wrap the BioSQL database. Args : On set (optional), the DBAdaptor object to be used.
dbharness
Title : dbharness Usage : $dbharness = $biosql->dbharness(); Function: Returns : The DBTestHarness object in use. Args : On set (optional), the DBTestHarness object to be used.
Module Install Instructions
To install Bio::BioEntry, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm Bio::BioEntry
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Bio::BioEntry
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.