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, except I'm falling over when it comes to repeating fields within the SDA3 when creating the HS.SDA3.Patient object manually from within Cache.If I take the Patient ID as an example

with HealthShare configuration and settings; Describes how to work with HealthShare Patient Index linkage definitions T40.7 Effectively and safely uses

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Of Sample.Address; } In SQL it is Table Sample.Person1 No problem to define INDEX on Home_State But Table Sample.Person1_AR HowTo define an INDEX on AR_State ? Index st On AR.State; Does

it by using:Set tNumClaims = pTargetDocument.GetValueAt("loop2000A(*)")so I really don't think its the schema.Can anybody give me some advice on how I remove a single claim by index ?I

]; Index NarrSemanticIdx On (Narrative) As %iFind.Index.Basic; Index UniqueNumIdx On UniqueNum [ Type = index, Unique ]; } The problem start when I add an Relationship in my indexed

I have a %Persistent class with properties that are of %SerialObject. I want to add an index to a property of the %SerialObject class. Is this possible? Yes. Here's a quick

How Can I Do It (rebuild index) using ObjectScript? Documentation do ##class(Some.ClassName).%BuildIndices($lb("indexName1", "indexName2")) BUILD INDEX (via SQL) %BuildIndicesXXX()

Hello there!I am hoping to get some help with "SQL Search index" and JSON objects.I am storing a JSON object in a column of type %Stream.GlobalCharacter Property JSON

/cover_post_final.png --- #### Functional Index But this is just the tools needed to compare images based on their content. If you hasn't a nice query language like SQL, you'll end up

. Let’s take a look at a simple example:Class User.eav Extends %Persistent { Index idx1 On attributes(ELEMENTS) [ Data = entity ]; Index idx2 On (attributes(KEYS), attributes

Hi1. Is it possible do define an index like that :create index UIX on MyTable (Column1) where Column1 is not null2. What happens if we add an index on a property

The object and relational data models of the Caché database support three types of indexes, which are standard, bitmap, and bitslice. In addition to these three native types

Hi, Community!Consider you move data from one server to another or make a deployment with persistent data. What do you do with index globals?Is it always better to rebuild them

+ Linkage Engine:15.0.6402 + Patient Index:15.0.6402 + Clinical Viewer:15.01.6402 + Active Analytics:15.0.6402] B - Assume that the custom SDA Extension has already been