Hey Bridget and Sele - please post a Jira bug for this.
Markus
> 14. mai 2018 kl. 08:53 skrev Bridget Magoba :
>
> Hi Ally,
> I have also experienced that in version 2.29. Probably we could consider
> filling a Jira issue.
>
> From: Dhis2-users
> [mailto:dhis2-users-bounces+bridgetmagoba=mif
I was referred to this list for the below question... :) Can anyone help? Thanks
Subject: tracker question and applicability/hack
Hi all,
we are hoping to use DHIS2 as an analytics backend for our poison
information centre application...
What we are capturing are cases, normally the patient is
Bret,
A few points;
1.
You need to clarify what your organisational hierarchy will be - it is one
of the anchor dimensions in the DHIS. What is your "end" or 'leaf" type of
orgunit? Health facility or suspected poison site? (restaurant, landfill,
etc).
2.
Do you intend to track poison cases over
Thanks Calle.
1. I was planning on the poison information centre being the leaf, we
have several and they are "territorial" over data, plus they have
service regions. we will rely on the coordinates of the exposure site
for other mapping
2. yes and since a case might have several communication/cal
So to expand on this...
I think we have somewhere around five tables, how do I carry IDs from
one table to another? I need to link the ingredients of substance to
the caller's substance and then to an individual call within the case
somehow :)
Thanks
Bret
On 14 May 2018 at 18:38, Calle Hedberg
Bret,
you have two options:
1.
For LARGE once-off bulk imports (more than 50K cases), consider using
Kettle or similar
2.
For smaller bulk imports that might have to be repeated, I would insert
cases one by one using API calls. A bit slow, but you can in general manage
5-10,000 cases per day - d
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