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These operations are working on large amounts of data, and may take a long time.
To see all of the data in column format (20 events at a time) Click Here
To see a list of all of the ID numbers Click Here
For those who want to do serious analysis of the VAERS data, we have a Microsoft Access database with all of the data (from 1990 to 2007).
It comes with a sample query (a hot-lot sorter) but you can program others.
The data is available as a 50 megabyte ZIP file. Once downloaded it expands into a 154 megabyte Access file.
Be warned: it could take an hour or more on a 56K modem.
The downloaded database is a Microsoft Access file. Access has a query language (SQL) which can do anything with the data. The Access file has these parts:



(For the curious, this query works by sorting the output of "FindManLotFrequency", a query which looks at a list of every vaccine's manufacturer's lot number and counts the occurrences of each. This query, in turn, calls "SortByManLot" to generate that list.)