"Is it not possible that software is not like
anything else, that it is meant to be
discarded: that the whole point is to always
see it as a soap bubble?"
--Alan J. Perlis
(quoted in "The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs")
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Gregory Woodhouse
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Thanks Greg,That was tasty food for thoughtThanks, and goodnight.KevinOn 12/4/05, Gregory Woodhouse <
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> Our billing/scheduling software runs on Oracle. Today I had the> "pleasure" of working on my schedule on it. I t
On Dec 4, 2005, at 6:51 PM, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Now, at this point, it would be easy to fall into a relational-
database bashing party. But I would like comments on WHY (from a
technology point of view) is it intrinsically slower? Bhaskar made
a comment once that he suspected that rel
1. Do you have the test set up with an accession area in File 60?
2. Are you working with more than one institution?
My experience is that if you try to accession a test that has not been assigned correctly to the UCI that you are assigned to, then the test will not accession correctly.
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On Dec 4, 2005, at 6:51 PM, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Our billing/scheduling software runs on Oracle. Today I had the
"pleasure" of working on my schedule on it. I thought I was going
to scream because it was so SLOW. And this is running on a state-
of-art (2005) windows server.
Thought?
Our billing/scheduling software runs on Oracle. Today I had the
"pleasure" of working on my schedule on it. I thought I was going
to scream because it was so SLOW. And this is running on a state-of-art (2005) windows server.For example, I have approximately 8500 "slots" into which appointments c
Kevin;
In some implementations multiple spaces can
cause a problem when substituted for a single space or tab. Most of these
are older implementations and you are not likely to encounter them.
Usually a single tab or space will work either place.
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Vista Gurus,
I am in need of your assistance again. I am working with the laboratory interfacing functions (LEDI and LUI) and have hit some snags. So far I have some LEDI HL7 interfaces configured and working, my next step is to try to send orders and receive results.
Following the instructio
As I look at VistA code, I see a fair percentage of the code having the
[TAB] character starting non-label lines. So it is not always
replaced. In my code, I typically have 8 spaces instead of a
[TAB] character, and that works well too.
Kevin
On 12/4/05, Nancy Anthracite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
As best I can tell there are a number of formats that these can come out in
with tabs or spaces and Cache will take them in. When I have imported files
for GTM I have used ANSI and DMS both and to me the guts of the RSA file do
not look the same yet they will both Import into GTM and I am sure
I have what I hope is a simple question. When entering MUMPS code,
I'm in the habit of typing a before every non-label line, and
that works fine. When I look at the saved routines, it appears that
the tabs are replaced with a (single) space. Is this correct? Is
there a more complicated rul
One of the most actively updated packages in VistA is the Oncology package
(thought the documentation outside of that included in the patches is rather
old http://www.va.gov/vdl/Clinical.asp?appID=81).
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