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, and as the data within this table/collection grows/changes over time, I would like to be able to control which records actually make it into the indexed cube, but I'm having a hard time

an idea on how to do it without triggers altogether. 1. Set IsLeader property only in case member is a leader. So its 1 or NULL. 2. Add unique index on (Team, IsLeader). Unique index

the property path is: "PIDgrpgrp(<indexPID>).ORCgrp(<indexORC>).OBXgrp(<indexOBX>).OBX" Then indexes variables is analogous to the ORM messages. The easy way

the disadvantage of using lot of indexes ? Thank you KR, Amine That depends on your data model. If you require many related tables, it may be more useful to have

; } In IRIS Database will be create only one table with Person and Contact properties. You can create Indexes to get uniqueness or to tunning queries. Example: Index NameIndex On Name

Index - ^E2C8.D9IS.2 IDIndex Index - ^E2C8.D9IS.3 IDKey Index - ^E2C8.D9IS.1 Indexes - ^E2C8.D9IS.I Stream - ^E2C8.D9IS.S I am not sure what to put in as the Global Name, would

Hi everyone, I am currently performing a patient merge thorug ADT^40 HL7 messages. In order to do that, I am following this guide which I found on the ducumentation: http

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to the restful server + a certificate to use + the class that's going to be sent back + the names of 2 functions: Acces: https://XXX:8443/ First fonction: https://XXX:8443/patient

Object </container> <Patient> </Patient> <Documents> <Document> <DocumentNumber>0000000000000010008162012</DocumentNumber> <

the following <xsd_2:ClinicalDocument xmlns:xsd_2='http://voicetechnologies.co.uk/winvoice/importation'> <xsd_2:Patient> <xsd_2

extensive data volumes by utilizing an optimized index generation, avoiding sequential searches through the data itself. Word-Aware Search: Unlike a basic string search, SQL Search

monitoring device generates hundreds of data per second. Such data could support multiple clinical use cases to improve patient care and staff workflow. Hear from Mass General Brigham

systems rely on scalable and reliable data foundations to grow their capabilities and meet regulations like the CMS Interoperability and Patient Access final rule. InterSystems

was used to generate a valid FHIR JSON message to create a new patient on server: { "resourceType": "Patient", "name": [ { "use": "official