Difference between revisions of "Chado Natural Diversity Module/natdiv schema changes call"

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* Add nd_experiment_phenotypeprop.  I use this to store phenotype observations specific to an nd_experiment.
 
* Add nd_experiment_phenotypeprop.  I use this to store phenotype observations specific to an nd_experiment.
 
* Add cvalue_id to NatDiv property tables and  related property tables like projectprop.  This allows for postcomposition of cvterms like units to the property type_id.
 
* Add cvalue_id to NatDiv property tables and  related property tables like projectprop.  This allows for postcomposition of cvterms like units to the property type_id.
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** Chado has some way to [http://gmod.org/wiki/Chado_CV_Module#Post-coordinating_Terms post-compose cvterms] which [[User:Maccallr|Maccallr]] 11:56, 17 May 2011 (UTC) doesn't understand.

Revision as of 11:56, 17 May 2011

call to resolve the latest proposed changes to natdiv module, date TBC

participants

agenda

proposed changes

prop table in genotype module

  • change: addition of (vanilla) prop table to genotype module [cvterm_id, value, rank]
    • proposer: Seth Redmond / Vectorbase
    • reason: enables us to store ontology terms for current genotypes, e.g. presence/absence of specific inversions - impossible under current schema

Hackathon changes

  • phenotype
  • phenotypeprop (Can somebody add the reason for adding this table?)

Yuri's proposals

  • Add environmentprop. This is useful when creating phenstatements.
  • Add phenstatementprop. This is useful when creating phenstatements.
  • Add nd_experiment_protocolprop. I use this to store protocol values specific to an nd_experiment.
  • Add nd_experiment_phenotypeprop. I use this to store phenotype observations specific to an nd_experiment.
  • Add cvalue_id to NatDiv property tables and related property tables like projectprop. This allows for postcomposition of cvterms like units to the property type_id.