I am sure that Kevin in his wisdom makes backups like bunnys make
bunnys and then I am sure he looked at the code researched it... and
then made a well researched decision .
Either that or he flipped a coin :)
I have a two headed coin particularly for these situations.
mano
On Fri,
VistA uses the Data Extracts package to collect and pass out data
specifically for the purposes of management decisions support for budget
analysis, projection, business changes for better use of resources etc. The
tool used for the analysis is a COTS product ($).
-Original Message-
Rich makes an excellent case for the kind of changes that would lead to a
higher probability of success. Here are a couple of articles that describe
to a T many of the reasons how and why we succeeded with DHCP, ne VistA
(years ago when packages were re-tooled every 6 to 18 months) . and are
Forwarding to the Hardhats for their
expert knowledge.
From: Bruce Reed
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April
15, 2005 2:39 AM
To: Schlehuber, Cameron
Subject: RE: [Hardhats-members]
kids
Can you explain what the answers to the questions need to be after
invoking
Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
Rich makes an excellent case for the kind of changes that would lead to a
higher probability of success. Here are a couple of articles that describe
to a T many of the reasons how and why we succeeded with DHCP, ne VistA
(years ago when packages were re-tooled every 6 to
The first is the path to the input file and the and the path to the routine
directory depends upon your installation. Why don't you send me your
telephone number and maybe I can help talk you through this.
On Saturday 16 April 2005 02:25 pm, Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
Forwarding to the
Is the COTS product SAS as illustrated by this url?
http://www.virec.research.med.va.gov/
ttp://www.virec.research.med.va.gov/DataSourcesName/VISTA/VISTA.htm
The web-site mentioned the data sources as DSS as well...
Molly
Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
VistA uses the Data Extracts package to collect
This is what I found from this web-site.
http://www.virec.research.med.va.gov/DataSourcesName/VISTA/VISTAaccess.htm#SQL
SQL
http://www.virec.research.med.va.gov/DataSourcesName/VISTA/VISTAaccess.htm#Top
Investigators planning to construct a relational database of VistA
data will find
A little tidbit:
MDE originated in the VA a while back, as 'Interoceter''. It was
dismissed by VHS IT at that time, and now sites are PAYING for it as
MDE.
I'm not surprised anymore, though. I put an ad in the paper for an old
but working printer for $25 - no takers. So I give that same
Bob;
You are correct about the FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt) issue. SQL
has its own levels of abstraction which make it easy to make simple queries,
it gets easy to make some very bad inquiries that 1) access the data in one
of the most expensive ways, and/or 2) returns the wrong results
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Cameron
[KSB] ...snip...
From: Bruce Reed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 15, 2005 2:39 AM
To: Schlehuber, Cameron
Subject: RE: [Hardhats-members] kids
Can you explain what the answers to the questions need
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