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Old 04-08-2008, 10:27 AM
chuaby@hotmail.com
 
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Default Oracle Clinical : Checking for missing test parameters

Hi

It is quite common that lab may miss out some tests in the EDT file.
>From sponsor point of view, may i know how best we can detect missing

tests during batch loading process (or afterwards) in Oracle Clinical
so that the missing tests are logged into the "discrepancy database".

or do we have to use a PL/SQL to do it which sort of have to be done
"outside" the OC system.

for some advice please
Thank you
Boon Yiang

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Old 04-08-2008, 10:27 AM
DA Morgan
 
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chuaby@hotmail.com wrote:
> Hi
>
> It is quite common that lab may miss out some tests in the EDT file.
>>From sponsor point of view, may i know how best we can detect missing

> tests during batch loading process (or afterwards) in Oracle Clinical
> so that the missing tests are logged into the "discrepancy database".
>
> or do we have to use a PL/SQL to do it which sort of have to be done
> "outside" the OC system.
>
> for some advice please
> Thank you
> Boon Yiang


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