splitfile -- Just setting this flag to 1 will cause the file to be split by reference sequence. If you
provide an optional argument, it will be further split according to these rules:
source=1 Splits files according to the value in the source column
source=a,b,c Puts lines with sources that match (via regular expression)
'a', 'b', or 'c' in a separate file
type=a,b,c Puts lines with types that match 'a', 'b', or 'c' in a
separate file
For example, if you wanted all of your analysis results to go in a separate file, you could indicate
'--splitfile type=match', and all cDNA_match, EST_match and cross_genome_match features would go into
separate files (separate by reference sequence).
inheritence_tiers -- The number of levels of inheritance this file has. For example, if the file has
"central dogma" genes in it (gene/mRNA/ exon,polypeptide), then it has 3. Up to 4 is supported but the
higher the number, the more slowly it performs. If you don't know, 3 is a reasonable guess.
FASTAsequence
If the GFF3 file contains FASTA sequence at the end, the sequence will be placed in a separate file with
the extension '.fasta'. This fasta file can be loaded separately after the split and/or sorted GFF3
files are loaded, using the command:
gmod_bulk_load_gff3.pl -g <fasta file name>