1. Xerion Pharmaceuticals AG
Presentation May 2003

2. The Company Founded August 1998
Introduction
Founded August 1998
Business Segment 1st: Target Validation
2nd: Drug Development
Bioinformatics Tasks 1st: In Silico Analyse of Biological Data
2nd: Development of a Validated Target Database
Locations Martinsried - Germany
Cambridge, MA – USA
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3. WHY ORASTATE? Oracle Structure Tool And Table Editor
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Oracle Structure Tool And Table Editor
Graphical representation of database and its relations
Representation has to be build on ones own.
No bulky insert and select statements
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4. ORASTATE examples

5. LOGIN
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6. Example 1 – Three simple tables
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Table Person (ID, Firstname, Lastname)
Table Address (ID, Street, City, Zip)
Table LivesIn (person_id, address_id)
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7. Connecting tables Goal:
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Goal:
Create a graphical representation of the database.
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8. Main Window
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9. Middle Button Shows Types
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10. Connecting – Doubleclick a table
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11. Connecting – Select column and click next table
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12. Connecting – Doubleclick other tables column
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13. Connecting finished
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14. Edit tables Switching to edit mode gives you the possibility to:
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Switching to edit mode gives you the possibility to:
Insert datasets
Edit datasets
Delete datasets
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15. Doubleclick a table to view its contents
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16. Click “ADD ROW” to insert a dataset
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17. New dataset added
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18. The select mode Switching to “select mode” enables you to:
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Switching to “select mode” enables you to:
Execute queries on selected columns
Execute queries with “where clause” on selected columns
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19. Select desired columns
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20. Query results
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21. Using “where clause”, choose column
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22. Choose operator
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23. Choose condition
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24. Introduction
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25. Query results
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26. Example 2 – User defined types
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Two different types were defined:
ADDRESS_TY -> street, city, zip
PERSON_TY -> firstname, lastname, address
One table was created:
EMPLOYEE (ID, person)
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27. Introduction
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28. All elements are shown…
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29. All elements are shown…
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30. Example 3 – REF’s Two tables were created:
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Two tables were created:
ANIMAL (object table) -> breed, name, birthdate
(some datasets were inserted)
KEEPER -> name, ref of animal_ty
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31. Introduction
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32. Insert and choose data
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33. Dataset in database
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34. Xerion extends its value chain
Company
Target Validation
About implementation
Antibody Leads
Business
Finance

35. Packages used [incr] Tcl Oratcl Mclistbox
Introduction
[incr] Tcl
Two Classes (table and column)
Oratcl
Version 3.1 (one year ago)
Unable to use later versions (no downwards compatibility)
Mclistbox
Recursive functions for splitting nested datatypes
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36. Xerion extends its value chain
Company
Target Validation
THANK YOU
Antibody Leads
Business
Finance