IUCLID course at the JRC, 1 - 2 October 2002

International Uniform

ChemicaL

Information Database

Stefan J. ScheerRémi Allanou

Interaction I

Exercises

IUCLIDIUCLID

IUCLID course at the JRC, 1 - 2 October 2002

Import / Export

• Data exchange

• Backup

• ASCII files

• highly formatted

• upwards compatibility (from HEDSET version 2.1b)

• downwards compatibility (version 2.1b)

IUCLID course at the JRC, 1 - 2 October 2002

Import / Export

Export data sets

Import data sets

Create export file

by other means

IUCLID course at the JRC, 1 - 2 October 2002

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Export: Search for

relevant data sets,

choose among them

and export these

marked data sets.4

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Import: specify file, make its

contents visible, choose

among data sets and import

these marked data sets.

IUCLID course at the JRC, 1 - 2 October 2002

The export file is an ASCII file;

its contents “mirrors” the

Oracle table structure

IUCLID course at the JRC, 1 - 2 October 2002

IUCLID course at the JRC, 1 - 2 October 2002

Practical Exercises

IN1.1 [B] Import the official formaldehyde data set from directory C:\IUCLID40\IuclidCourse.

IN1.2 [A] Import EC_geraniol.exp from directory C:\IUCLID40\IuclidCourse by first importing chapter 5 and then chapter 1 of the same file? What will happen?

IN1.3 [B] Export the data set 111-77-3. Check where it is.

IN1.4 [A] Export the chapter 5 of data set 111-77-3 exporting only records with reliability 2. Give the export file the name “11177ch5.exp”. Compare the result with the one of exercise IN1.3.

IN1.5 [A] Create a common export file including all geraniol and formaldehydedata sets!Hint: double-click in the field where the CAS number should be written; use newlinein order to add more than one CAS number.