A good example.

Thanks for the info Karthick. I might have missed it, but I wanted to include this in the second point of the article. 

Thanks for the info David. Will try that out...

Haha. But the problem with CSV files are that if there is a comma in the data, for example address field, then this will cause a lot of trouble and are irritating at times too. Re formatting then is a big headache. Sometimes price columns that are entered like 1,000 instead of 1000 also cause a lot of problem. 

Hi David, I didn't quite get what you are talking about here. 

CSV is supposed to be comma delimited, if they want to give you a pipe delimited data, you could use a .txt file. 

Hi Alexey,

Thank you for the suggestion- using the time works well too! I was simply trying to provide an example. I'll be posting another article with my code shortly, and I truly look forward to any further feedback you might have.

We can also use this way.

 Set ^LOG("xUpload",+$Horolog,patId,$ I(^LOG("xUpload",+$Horolog, patId))=status_"^"_SQLCODE_"^"_$Get(%msg)

Thanks Jerald. This helped!

Yes, you can! Thanks a lot for the clear example — really helpful! 🙌

Thanks for your feedback, Harshitha! : )

Oh, I see! If that's the case, could you please guide me on how to use the Progressive Web App version?
 

Hi Ben, Thanks for your reply, but the option of changing my login email ID is freezed. I am not able to edit this field.