Importing DICOM Images

Hi

I usualle get this "Error on Load" message when I drag and drop file over a network share or network drive into the Conquest user interface.

One way for you to transfer the files is either send them to Conquest via a dicom software/workstation in small amounts - lets say 3 months of data at once etc... .

You could also make a conquest serve on the old computer, point mag devices to the data storage and re-initialize th e DB, then syncing it with the new server.
greetz

mhh sorry I think I cannot help you that one.
But to get more info you could increase the dubug level get more information.
greetz

Hello,
I have the same issue, except I have the folders with the dicom images but the DB is corrupted, therefore I can't access the images via a pacs/dicom workstation...

I am at the point where I moved the folders over...but I can't retrieve any of them...

what do you EXACTLY (STEP BY STEP) MEAN BY:

<snip> You could also make a conquest serve on the old computer, point mag devices to the data storage and re-initialize th e DB, then syncing it with the new server. <snip>

Hi,

a server has:

files (e.g. in MAG0)
a database (e.g., mysql)

The same files can be described by multiple databases during a migration process to a new database.

So, step by step:

install a new server (SERVER2) in another directory (e.g. c:\server2) as the original server (e.g. c:\server1). Choose any of the supported database options, dbaseIII being the most simple.

set the data storage (local disk to store DICOM images) of the new server SERVER2 to the old servers data directory (e.g., c:\server1\data)

continue install of SERVER2

SERVER2 will regenerate a new database with all the old images accessible from the SERVER2

If SERVER1 is still up and images are added to it after the SERVER2 database has been created, they have to be entered in the database of the SERVER2 manually - for instance by a partial database regeneration from the command line.

Marcel

Hi,

First, about the jpeg error. I assume that the old images you are entering have not been written by conquest. Apparently some of them are compressed in a format that is not supported by comquest or the offis tools used.

Then, the problem dropping files from a network share may be related to running conquest as service. Since the service runs as another account as the GUI, this may explain the failure to load (in the actual server) while the GUI can see the images. Try to uninstall the server as service and then drop files.

Marcel