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According to the PCORnet CDMv3 spec the expected RESULT_QUAL values in the LAB_RESULT_CM table are:
BORDERLINE
POSITIVE
NEGATIVE
UNDETERMINED
NI = No information
UN = Unknown
OT = Other
While running the transform (PCORNetLoader_ora.sql) we get errors on the attempted insertion of non-standard RESULT_QUAL values which are larger than the expected 12 character width (the length of UNDETERMINED). This is due to the fact that TVal_Char values in the i2b2fact table are getting passed directly along as long as they are not NULL. It appears that the transform currently expects that the TVal_Char values of matching records contain the relevant PCORI codes, which our fact table does not.
It also looks like this is on your radar, hence the inline TODO comment, but I wanted to log it here so that it's known that this is impacting others.
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According to the PCORnet CDMv3 spec the expected
RESULT_QUAL
values in theLAB_RESULT_CM
table are:BORDERLINE
POSITIVE
NEGATIVE
UNDETERMINED
NI
= No informationUN
= UnknownOT
= OtherWhile running the transform (
PCORNetLoader_ora.sql
) we get errors on the attempted insertion of non-standardRESULT_QUAL
values which are larger than the expected 12 character width (the length ofUNDETERMINED
). This is due to the fact thatTVal_Char
values in thei2b2fact
table are getting passed directly along as long as they are notNULL
. It appears that the transform currently expects that theTVal_Char
values of matching records contain the relevant PCORI codes, which our fact table does not.It also looks like this is on your radar, hence the inline TODO comment, but I wanted to log it here so that it's known that this is impacting others.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: