Hi all Developer,
I met problem is After i success import track entity by using command curl like: https://www.dhis2.org/doc/snapshot/en/developer/html/ch01s35.html And then i register those track with program i saw the DHIS2 delete all attribute values in track entity.
It will delete them yes, but it will also associate the new ones that are in the payload. Remember that POST/PUT are not doing partial updates, so whatever is in the payload you are sending, is the whole new object.
We have support for partial (single property only) updates in 2.18 [1].
Hi all Developer,
I met problem is After i success import track entity by using command curl like: https://www.dhis2.org/doc/snapshot/en/developer/html/ch01s35.html And then i register those track with program i saw the DHIS2 delete all attribute values in track entity.
I don't know i feedback to you is right or wrong?
My step doing is:
1. using command "CURL" to import track entity around 100records into DHIS2
with successfull.
2. And then i go to DHIS2 interface: "App->Individual Records" and then
choose one track entity for registering program
3. After registered program, the one record of track entity that just
registered got the blank attribute value.
You can look my video in attached file
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On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 3:36 PM, Morten Olav Hansen <mortenoh@gmail.com> wrote:
When you send in a TEI (Tracked entity instance), something like this:
With expanded use of the DHIS can you consider changing its name or make it easily customizable to do so given that although originally it was designed for the district it is now used in facilities and national level. Dropping the D or coming up with a more encompassing name will be good.
Regards
Simon Muyambo
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Hi Simon,
It has been talked about, but remember since DHIS 2 is open source (as
well as the documentation), you can conceivably call it whatever you
like, even modifying the documentation as well to suit. As has been
pointed out on the list before, the acronym is a bit like IBM, who do
a lot more than make typewriters, but the name has stuck. Several
implementations which I know of try to get rid of all signs of DHIS 2
for "marketing purposes", so it may really be up to you to decide what
you would like to call it. Its open source, so anything goes really.
Best regards,
Jason
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On Mon, Feb 9, 2015 at 7:42 AM, Simon Muyambo <smmuyambo@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all
With expanded use of the DHIS can you consider changing its name or make it
easily customizable to do so given that although originally it was designed
for the district it is now used in facilities and national level. Dropping
the D or coming up with a more encompassing name will be good.
Regards
Simon Muyambo
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database 11144 (20150209) __________
I support the idea of dropping D to remain HIS which is applicable a cross as well as Health information resources from different information sources which the current system can do
PEPELA WANJALA
MINISTRY OF HEALTH HEADQUARTERS
HEALTH SECTOR MONITORING & EVALUATION - AMRO- KENYA CHAIRMAN
With expanded use of the DHIS can you consider changing its name or make it easily customizable to do so given that although originally it was designed for the district it is now used in facilities and national level. Dropping the D or coming up with a more encompassing name will be good.
Regards
Simon Muyambo
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