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"reason: this db is of type Inparanoid8Db but this is not a defined class" #35
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Thank you. I saw your email on the [email protected]. I will look into it. |
Dear Ishep, |
Dear Ishep, |
The issue is Bioconductor stopped support for the Inparanoid class when it was realized the data had stopped being updated in 2013. We removed the class support in the accompanied packages and therefore it effects the loading of this resource. It pointed out a problem that we should be checking and validating the resources in the hub to make sure they are downloadable and loadable in R. As we decide internally how to handle this situation; if you would like to use the existing hub file you could do something like the following:
FWIW:
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Dear Ishpe, |
https://www.bioconductor.org/about/removed-packages/ org.Sco.eg.db was removed back in Bioc 3.5. You can check out AnnotationForge that provides functions to make your own orgDb. |
Yes, It was removed but, Thanks for the information, FORGE needs to maintain the database I think? |
Dear Ishep library(AnnotationDbi) ## if not already loaded but it still through same error "Error in .attach_supporting_pkg(conn, db_type) : even I removed "inp8" from downloaded file but didn't work. Looking for your suggestion |
Do not load with the AnnotationDbi::loadDb, you would have to load it with a different sqlite load method which is why I suggest RSQLite |
Thanks for your comment.
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That is very odd as it does not for me
What is your
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R version 4.2.1 (2022-06-23 ucrt) Matrix products: default locale: attached base packages: other attached packages: loaded via a namespace (and not attached): |
Hi,
I need to retrieve database AH10587 from hub which belongs to Streptomyces coelicolor, but it shows "reason: this db is of type Inparanoid8Db but this is not a defined class". Although data provider function recognize Inparanoid as class. Please suggest.
Thanks
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