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, including the Supported Platforms document, the PDF index document, and (soon) the website landing pages. The goal is to have less code and more tests. Let us know what you think! Hi Lexi

Slowness of the 'Source' and 'Target' parameters in the (portal) Message Viewer is caused by the Bitmap indices of Ens.MessageHeader.Running the 'bitmap index clean up' routine

) Alternatively you can use Open method for IDKEY index (more on auto-generated methods for indices, properties etc.): Set Obj = ##class(%Dictionary.StorageSQLMapDefinition).IDKEYOpen(Class, Storage, SQLMapName)

too.You very likely need to run an index validation against Ens.MessageHeader.NAMESPACE>Set sc = $System.OBJ.ValidateIndices("Ens.MessageHeader",,1,1)Depending on the size of your

files I've the data for the patient/client. Then in the xml schema which I've imported I've specified the elements. I've created a subtransform which has helped when converting

, PatientRequest):` and then map your request resource to a fhir.resource Patient. Now if you go into the management portal and change the setting of the `ServiceCSV` to add `filename

for Health. The sample data we used was generated by the SYNTHEA bulk data generation project (https://synthea.mitre.org/downloads). We will convert 1000 patients from a CSV file to SDA

to implement relevant use cases and help users be more productive in their daily tasks. Last week's article discussed the Knowledge Portal, a straightforward tool to browse iKnow indexing

prop FROM table WHERE prop=?-The second suggestion is what I am doing above. Using %VID with a subquery is just too slow when dealing with large datasets.Is there an index for "prop

STORAGEDEFAULT = "columnar"; Parameter USEEXTENTSET = 1; /// Bitmap Extent Index auto-generated by DDL CREATE TABLE statement. Do not edit the SqlName of this index. Index DDLBEIndex

: - index: 0 type: int - index: 1 type: "file" selectors: - matchPIDs: - operator: NotIn followForks: true isNamespacePID

and aggregate data. The following figure shows an example of a pivot table that illustrates the number of patients and the average allergy count per patient, grouped by age and gender

" Do ##class(TestCoverage.Report.Cobertura.ReportGenerator).GenerateReport(<index>, reportFile) Here is a short snippet from the logs where you can see that test coverage

already have a very strong patient Data Base but I am afraid that day by day as it is increasing i will need a better one to handle things. I have a considerable amount of knowledge

with Data Management and Healthcare Information Systems within a large medical system already in production. The areas of development will include patient portal, doctor portal