Re: CCL:how to convert .rdf to .sdf file?

Hi!
 In general the two file types are not interconvertable.  .rdf files normally
 contain reactions and associated data, and .sdf files contain only molecules
 with associated data.  You can only interconvert those .rdf files which contain
 only molecules, with straightforward associated data.
 You can get more information from the spec documents for the MDL file formats:
 http://www.mdli.com/downloads/ctfile/ctfile_subs.html
 Hope this helps.
 Joe
 Gao Ying wrote:
 >
 > Dear CCLer,
 >
 > Could you kindly tell me how to convert .rdf to .sdf file.
 > Is there any program to do such work?
 >
 > Thanks in advance!
 >
 > Gao Ying
 >
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