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For fixed numbers, e.g. Number=2, we could create two fields, so
##INFO=<ID=abc,Number=2,Type=Float,...>
we could have in the database
abc_1 FLOAT
abc_2 FLOAT
or we could have an additional table with a many-to-1, that would give an additional table to join to for every column that had Number != 1.
I think the best option is to default to database type = VARCHAR for stuff with Number > 1 but allow a --force-split option or something similar so the user can specify arguments that they want to be split into sepearate columns as for abc above.
--force-split abc --force-split dp4
etc.
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For fixed numbers, e.g. Number=2, we could create two fields, so
we could have in the database
or we could have an additional table with a many-to-1, that would give an additional table to join to for every column that had Number != 1.
I think the best option is to default to database type = VARCHAR for stuff with Number > 1 but allow a
--force-split
option or something similar so the user can specify arguments that they want to be split into sepearate columns as for abc above.etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: