ORACLE Database Management System with MACCS

MACCS-II enables direct interface with other database management systems, such as the Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) and Oracle, so that databases which contain text and numeric data for which special interfaces are normally needed can be constmcted. Eor example, an Oracle MACCS-II linked system is currendy being used by the National Institute on Dmg Abuse (113) to develop a database that will allow scientists to determine the molecular stmctures of cocaine and other controlled substances as well as designer dmgs. [Pg.130]

MACCS-II enables direct interface with other database management systems, such as Ihe Relational Database Management System RDBMS) and Oracle, so that databases that contain text and numeric data, for which special interfaces arc normally needed, can be constructed. [Pg.832]

Examples of the second technique are Beilstein (currently with SANDRA on PC), MACCS (for storage and retrieval of structural data) and DARC-SMS (for storage and retrieval of structural data). Both MACCS and DARC-SMS can be coupled with general Database Management Systems (ORACLE, 1032) to store descriptive data. Other examples are CCSD, the Cambridge Crystallographic Database, PDB, the Brookhaven... [Pg.367]

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