Changes between Version 27 and Version 28 of Onyx Export and Purge

Timestamp:

09/28/11 14:59:24 (13 years ago)

Author:

jeff.lusted

Comment:

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Onyx Export and Purge

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 I conducted another experiment whereby the above variables section was commmented out, and then ran an export. I could detect no difference in the export zip files comparing before and after the change. But note:
- * This is only with my very limited test data
+ * This is only with very limited test data
  * I'm not sure how many valueTables are associated with consent. Are there separate valueTables for Consent, !ManualConsentQuestionnaire and !VerbalConsentQuestionnaire? If so the latter two have been omitted from our configuration file.
 
 === Some thoughts on the Experiments ===
-As per our existing configuration file, it looks as if we are currently set up to export all participants where the Briccs questionnaire has been closed, completed or cancelled. We may want to alter this so only a completed status is taken into account.[[BR]][[BR]]
+As per our existing configuration file, it looks as if we are currently set up to export all participants where the Briccs questionnaire has been closed, completed or cancelled. We may want to alter this so only a completed status is taken into account.[[BR]]
 
-On my laptop (dual core, 64bit with 1GB available to the JVM running Tomcat) and with limited test data, an export of 7 participants with a completed status took 1 minute and 24 seconds overall. On average, each participant added about 1MB to the uncompressed zip file.[[BR]][[BR]]
+On my laptop (dual core, 64bit with 1GB available to the JVM running Tomcat) and with limited test data, an export of 7 participants with a completed status took 1 minute and 24 seconds overall. On average, each participant added about 1MB to the uncompressed contents of the zip file.[[BR]]
 
-On the whole, I would still like to think we could make small exports, say of 50 participants at a time, even though we may have seven hundred or more complete. This would mean experimenting with the !JavaScript conditioning.
+On the whole, I would still like to think we could make small exports, say of 50 participants at a time, even though we may have seven hundred or more complete. This would mean experimenting with the !JavaScript conditioning. I think it would make for easier testing and debugging.[[BR]]
 
+Another awkwardness is that once a participant is exported, it is only possible (as far as I can see) to look at a limited amount of their data via the Onyx web interface. So validating what is at the end of the Onyx-to-i2b2 trail by manual inspection will be difficult.
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