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© Oxford University Press

EMBL–Search: a CD–ROM based database query system

Rainer Fuchs and Peter Stoehr

European Molecular Biology Laboratory Postfach 10.2209. W-6900 Heidelberg, Germany

This paper describes a system of generally applicable index files provided on the EMBL sequence databases CD–ROM to facilitate the development offronz–end software to the sequence databases available on this CD–ROM. The index files are used by a new versatile and user–friendly database retrieval program for the Apple Macintosh, EMBL–Search, which allows the easy construction of complex database queries. EMBL–Search utilizes cross–reference information contained in the databases to support navigation between different information resources. The ability to run EMBL–Search on a local computer network accessing a shared database CD–ROM makes its use particularly cost effective.

Received on June 3, 1992; accepted on August 24, 1992

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