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I recently had this issue arise while migrating my current customer from a Test system to Live system. | I recently had this issue arise while migrating my current customer from a Test system to Live system. | ||
| − | Upon login to the Live system, the logged in user was unable to search for problems when trying to add a problem to a patient's HMPs. After ensuring the ICD-9 codes and Problems were in the database, I reviewed the "Problem" dictionary and discovered that the entire "Problem" dictionary in the live system had the "Inactive" flag set. | + | Upon login to the Live system, the logged in user was unable to search for problems when trying to add a problem to a patient's HMPs. After ensuring the [[ICD-9]] codes and Problems were in the database, I reviewed the "Problem" dictionary and discovered that the entire "Problem" dictionary in the live system had the "Inactive" flag set. |
I believe this can be resolved by running a SQL script to change the "Inactive" flag but am waiting to here from Allscripts. I will update this article when I get word. | I believe this can be resolved by running a SQL script to change the "Inactive" flag but am waiting to here from Allscripts. I will update this article when I get word. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:29, 1 May 2018
I recently had this issue arise while migrating my current customer from a Test system to Live system.
Upon login to the Live system, the logged in user was unable to search for problems when trying to add a problem to a patient's HMPs. After ensuring the ICD-9 codes and Problems were in the database, I reviewed the "Problem" dictionary and discovered that the entire "Problem" dictionary in the live system had the "Inactive" flag set.
I believe this can be resolved by running a SQL script to change the "Inactive" flag but am waiting to here from Allscripts. I will update this article when I get word.