Posts by marcelvanherk

    Hi,


    maybe: the image database stores object file names with \ for windows paths and / for linux paths. This is the only difference. If you would store images without a path, it would work.


    Marcel

    Hi,


    off course, if the data is not yet in the server, you can use an ExportConverter with as many tags as you like:


    ExportConverter = 1
    ExportConverter0 = append "%V0010,0010[tab]%Vxxxx,yyyy%n" to summary.file


    If you want a tab separated file, you will have to enter the tabs into dicom,ini as hard tabs, there is not alias character for a tab yet.


    If the data is in the server you can use an updated dicom.sql with items for dose awareness. If you edit or replace your dicom.sql YOU ALWAYS HAVE TO REGERENERATE THE DATABASE. Failure to do so, will cripple the server.


    The below definition is denormalized for dbaseIII use.


    You can then use your favorite database tool or even the (terse) dgate --query command to query the database.


    Marcel


    Hi,


    you should probably write your own small monitor program that runs "dgate --addimagefile:filename" for every file it finds (this is what drag and drop uses) and then deletes the file.


    Marcel

    Hi,


    if the information is in the database, you could query it in different ways. But if it is not, you are stuck. I would edit the database definition and regenerate it. Is this for a patient dose estimation project? I have a modified dicom.sql for that.


    Marcel