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 :!: **Requirements** \\ :!: **Requirements** \\
-Context have to be **[[how_to:​proteingrouping|grouped]]** previously. +  * Context have to be **[[how_to:​proteingrouping|grouped]]** previously. You generally ​apply some filtering ​during ​and/or after the protein grouping ​step to suppress        ​ 
-You may want apply some filters ​during ​this step:           +    * Reverse proteins 
-  * Reverse proteins +    * Species with a sequence < 7 
-  * Species with a sequence < 7 +    * Proteins identified by only 1 species with a score < 60 
-  * Proteins identified by only 1 species with a score < 60 +  * **[[how_to:​alignretentiontime|Retention time alignment]]** & **[[how_to:​recomputeretentiontime|retention time recomputing]]** algorithms may have to be run before creating 
- +  * Save your MSIdb 
-:!: **Notes** \\ +\\ 
-**[[how_to:​alignretentiontime|Retention time alignment]]** & **[[how_to:​recomputeretentiontime|retention time recomputing]]** algorithms may have to be run before creating +\\ 
- +\\ 
-         +To generate a new AMT database in the MS Access format (.mdb file) from a given User context, follow these steps:
- +
-To generate a new AMT database in the MS Access format (.mdf file) from a given User context, follow these steps:+
  
 {{ :​amtexport_menu.png|Export a context to a new AMT database}} {{ :​amtexport_menu.png|Export a context to a new AMT database}}
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 ===== AMT database model ===== ===== AMT database model =====
  
- +When creating an AMT database ​(MS Accessfrom hEIDI, ​following ​tables are populated:  ​
-Below is the actual ​AMT database ​model showing relationships between tables in MS Access.\\ +
- +
-When exporting an AMT database ​from hEIDI, ​tables are populated:  ​+
  
   * **__Table AMT__**: species of the exported User context   * **__Table AMT__**: species of the exported User context
 +    * AMT_ID: index for this AMT tag (generated)
 +    * AMTMonoisotopicMass:​ peptide calculated mass
 +    * NET: computed from peptide (aligned) retention time using the formula: NET = (rtSeconds/​60 - delayMinutes) / durationMinutes
 +    * PNET:
 +    * MSMS_Obs_Count:​
 +    * High_Normalized_Score:​ peptide score
 +    * High_Discriminant_Score:​
 +    * Sequence: peptide sequence
 +    * msidb_peptide_match_id:​ peptide_match_id used in MSIdb to create this AMT tag
   * **__Table AMT_Proteins__**:​ proteins on which species match   * **__Table AMT_Proteins__**:​ proteins on which species match
     * Protein_ID: protein identifier     * Protein_ID: protein identifier
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     * context_is_saved:​ is the exported context has been saved to MSIdb ?     * context_is_saved:​ is the exported context has been saved to MSIdb ?
     * msidb_context_id:​ context identifier in the MSIdb (look at this field only if the context has been saved to MSIdb)     * msidb_context_id:​ context identifier in the MSIdb (look at this field only if the context has been saved to MSIdb)
 +    * duration_minutes:​ analysis duration in minutes
 +    * delay_minutes:​ analysis delay in minutes
 +
 +:!: **Notes**: ​
 +  * UMCs tables were populated using '​[[how_to:​includeumcinamtdb|Read UMCs]]'​ tool until hEIDI 1.12.0.\\
 +  * Since hEIDI 1.13.0, [[how_to:​importumctomsidb|UMCs result files are included into MSIdb]] (instead of AMTdb)
  
-UMCs tables are populated when using '​[[how_to:​includeumcinamtdb|Read UMCs]]'​ tool. 
  
 {{:​how_to:​amtexport_relationsmsaccess.png|Relationships in the AMT database (MS Access)}} {{:​how_to:​amtexport_relationsmsaccess.png|Relationships in the AMT database (MS Access)}}
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