The database was accessed February, 2008.
The database was accessed through the proprietary interface, and from Java with a JDBC-ODBC bridge.
The databases were accessed several times between October 2013 and April 2014.
The databases were accessed, linked, and analysed by researchers at the Saskatchewan Health Quality Council (HQC) through a formal data sharing agreement between HQC and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health.
The MutationAssessor database is accessed through a REST API.
The PRODIS database is accessed using a browser through a web based interface that uses PHP scripts to communicate with the database.
For safety, integrity, and other reasons, the Pathcase-SB application's database is accessed only through its API (Application Programmers Interface), which has about 50 API functions.
The BioCyc database was accessed through the REST interface using the BioVelo language.
The Oncomine database was accessed at the following URL: http://www.oncomine.org.org
A fairly refined example of the GNS database being accessed on a selective basis for the retrieval of specific named locations can be seen at the Alexandria Digital Library Gazetteer Server www.alexandria.ucsb.edu.ucsb.edu
