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  1. i2b2 Core Software
  2. CORE-235

Previous query panel - find terms by patient number is returning incorrect results

Details

    • Bug
    • Status: Closed
    • Major
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • 1.7.06
    • 1.7.09c
    • CRC Cell, XML
    • None
    • Find (Previous Queries)
    • Find Previous Queries
    • All databases
    • All Web Browsers
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      This can be reproduced in both the test and demo environments.

      This may be a design issue and not a bug. It needs to be reviewed by development.

      The problem is that when you search the patient number for "10" it is only returning one query. This is because the maximum number of queries to display defaults to "20". The Web Client sends the following in the message to the CRC:

      <ns4:get_name_info category="pdo" max="20">

      The CRC uses the max="20" to determine how many to return. The CRC is counting the "patients" in the patient set rather than the number of previous queries. Therefore if the patient set in the query has at least 20 patients then only the one query will display. If you go into options and increase the maximum number of queries to display to 200 then multiple queries will display.

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      This can be reproduced in both the test and demo environments. This may be a design issue and not a bug. It needs to be reviewed by development. The problem is that when you search the patient number for "10" it is only returning one query. This is because the maximum number of queries to display defaults to "20". The Web Client sends the following in the message to the CRC: <ns4:get_name_info category="pdo" max="20"> The CRC uses the max="20" to determine how many to return. The CRC is counting the "patients" in the patient set rather than the number of previous queries. Therefore if the patient set in the query has at least 20 patients then only the one query will display. If you go into options and increase the maximum number of queries to display to 200 then multiple queries will display.
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      Find Previous Queries by 'Any Category' no longer works.

      29/Nov/17: This has been tested with 1.7.09c and it is now working correctly. Find Previous Queries will now work for all of the operators (Any Category, Begins with, Exact, Ends with).
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      Find Previous Queries by 'Any Category' no longer works. 29/Nov/17: This has been tested with 1.7.09c and it is now working correctly. Find Previous Queries will now work for all of the operators (Any Category, Begins with, Exact, Ends with).

    Description

      log into ihttps://www.i2b2.org/webclient/
      as demo user
      navigate to previous queries panel
      click on Find tab
      select 'Patient number' from drop down list category
      with default 'containing' selection match
      input '10' in the search box and click on find
      Expected: all the previous queries containing patient number '10' should be listed
      Actual : only one query is returned with default(20) selection count
      xml response log show the same query master id multiple times

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          This issue needs to be reviewed by both the CRC and Web Client developers to determine if this is a bug or an issue with the design.
          jmd86 Janice Donahoe added a comment - This issue needs to be reviewed by both the CRC and Web Client developers to determine if this is a bug or an issue with the design.
          Reviewed with Mike and this is an issue on the server side. It is being re-assigned to Mike and moved to the i2b2 Core Software project.
          jmd86 Janice Donahoe added a comment - Reviewed with Mike and this is an issue on the server side. It is being re-assigned to Mike and moved to the i2b2 Core Software project.
          Accidentally moved this issue to ready to test. Development has not addressed this issue yet.
          jmd86 Janice Donahoe added a comment - Accidentally moved this issue to ready to test. Development has not addressed this issue yet.

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            mem61 Mike Mendis
            rm302 Reeta Metta
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