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SRS Users Manual
Introduction to SRS
SRS Sessions
Querying With SRS
Linking
  4.1  What is Linking?
  4.2  Picking a Linking Option
  4.3  Initiate A Linking Operation
Views
Applications
Command Line SRS
The SRS Query Language 
4.2 Picking a Linking Option
  There are three options for linking sets of entries and one option for linking a single entry. 

The options for linking sets of data entries are shown on the "Linking" page under the heading "Find all Entries". They are explained here.
 
 

In the selected databanks that are linked to the current query.
Returns entries from other databanks that have a cross-reference with entries in the current query.
In the current query that are linked to all selected databanks.
You are refining the original query, limiting it so that it includes only the entries from the original query that are also linked to the databanks selected.
In the current query that are not linked to any of the selected databanks.
This is another limiting operation. Only entries that do not link to the specified databanks will be included with the results.
You used the first option in the linking operation at the beginning of this chapter. The results of your linking operation were a set of entries from SWISS-PROT.
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