Forum: Question: HOW TO STORE BLAST RESULT INTO DATABASES using Python?
I am comparing sequences with databases using NCBI command line blastall. Now, I wanted to store the results into Databases like SQL or Access or Whatever using Python Script ??????
Somebody will tell me, How to accomplish this task....
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Why won't you simply comment to Pierre's answer rather than creating a new topic? ;)
OK thank you sir
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