Hi Henrique,
Thank you for the speedy reply. Very anxious to give this a run!
Regards!
John
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Hi Henrique,
Thank you for the speedy reply. Very anxious to give this a run!
Regards!
John
Thank you Stephen for your response. The extraction is indeed GE Centricity for sure, but the hospital is advising that it is 'Groupcast'. I will see this week coming. If that's the case, I will see if I can use the IRIS Management system via System Explorer.
I have tried a small sample extract using SQL code in the 'System Explorer' function on the management portal.
With just a few joins and a small sampling of invoices, I get this message:
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Is there a more efficient way to extract very large amounts of various data via SQL?
I have tried a small sample extract using SQL code in the 'System Explorer' function on the management portal.
With just a few joins and a small sampling of invoices, I get this message:.png)
I have to extract large volumes of various data for an integrations project. Are the other tools mentioned better (DBeaver and DataGrip) to handle large files?
Thanks. Looks like I'm gonna try to have my infrastructure team install this.
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Will check it out. T.Y.
I have another question. Now that the project is underway, It appears that I have over 86 million Invoices to extract into a flat file. When I run the select statement, (Now using DBEAVER) the job bombs out. I'm not a system admin and so I can't add tables to the Cache dB, only pull them out and I was thinking about importing the flat files into SQL server for further manipulation. Is there a best practice for getting this enormous table out of Cache?