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Administrator<br />

Using Log Files<br />

During the import, ChemFinder creates a log file of<br />

the actions taken. The log file (.log) is a text file that<br />

is created alongside the input file and overwrites<br />

any previous log file. The log records data of your<br />

choice form the following options during the<br />

import.<br />

• Errors—errors and warnings<br />

• General data—information about the input<br />

file and import process<br />

• Records processed—logs an entry for each<br />

record of the input file<br />

• Structures registered—logs an entry for each<br />

structure stored in the database<br />

• Data registered—shows each data item<br />

stored in the database<br />

• Database schema—shows input fields found<br />

and columns generated<br />

The log file for an RDFile import additionally<br />

presents an overview of the data table hierarchy<br />

within the RDFile.<br />

You can choose whether to create the log file or<br />

not. If you choose to create the log file, you can<br />

save it with a different name or append to an<br />

existing log file.<br />

Importing from a Specified Location<br />

You can start an import from an arbitrary location<br />

in an SDFile or RDFile, such as a byte or line<br />

number.<br />

To set the location from which to import:<br />

1. Click the Advanced tab of the Date Import<br />

dialog box.<br />

2. Select the appropriate options.<br />

To start from<br />

the beginning of the<br />

SDFile or RDFile<br />

a specified line<br />

number<br />

a specified byte<br />

number<br />

3. Click Import.<br />

Click<br />

• beginning.<br />

• line and type the<br />

line number.<br />

Reading a Structure<br />

• byte and type<br />

the byte number.<br />

a specified record • record and type<br />

the record<br />

number.<br />

In addition to importing, ChemFinder can read files<br />

of any of the supported structural formats. For<br />

example, if you have structures stored in<br />

312•Importing and Exporting Data<br />

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Importing Data

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