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swren

(@swren)

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Will we ever get an archive function???? Our database is huge, and nightly jobs are taking too long to run.

Posted : August 8, 2018 7:33 am

Scott Forest

(@sforest)

Posts: 527

Honorable Member

you mean you don't want instant access to your documents from 2006? What kind of office are you running?

Posted : August 8, 2018 8:14 am

joeg1962

(@joeg1962)

Posts: 843

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I prefer instant access to data from 2001. Isn't it clinically important to know a patient's BP and height 17 years ago? Further, when researching past medications, I enjoy scrolling through hundreds of unsorted medications to see if a patient ever had a specific prescription.

Posted : August 8, 2018 11:59 pm

jennifertyson

(@jennifertyson)

Posts: 26

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I agree. Being able to archive data that is over 20 years old would be a benefit. I believe at one point I heard that Kryptic could do such a job for a price of course. I am unsure of the process but they might be able to discuss and see if that fits your needs.

Posted : August 9, 2018 4:34 am

burnsh

(@burnsh)

Posts: 155

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You guys are cheeky! I love it.

Posted : August 16, 2018 5:29 am

cblak52

(@cblak52)

Posts: 1

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Newbie here. How can I access the Archive url in the test environment and/or embed into PROD?

Thanks in advance for any tips/advise!

Posted : May 16, 2019 8:03 am

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