Hi Luis, congrats for migrating your data to Care2x.
It is possible that the GD module of php is not installed. Please check it. The default barcode of Care2x is "2-of-5 interlaced". This format has a disadvantage that it can only display values with even-numbered digits. So 1 or 123 will not be shown while 12 or 1234 will be. You will surely ask why I chose this format. Well, simple, it looks like the barcode format we are using in our hospital. But you can try one of the following possible remedies: a) write a script that adds a large value to all the PIDs to make each number contain even-numbered digits. For example you add 10000000 (8 digits) or 1000000000 (10 digits). The first one should suffice unless you have more than 10 million PIDs in your databank So your first PID (1) will become 10000001 (still 8 digits) b) If you do not like the above solution, you will need to do some code rewriting to switch to a different barcode format. (unfortunately, this is not yet available via a gui). Tell me if you really need a different format so that I can write a detailed instruction. Please send me a screenshot of the problem too. Regards, elpidio On Thursday 26 February 2004 16:11, Luis Rodr�guez wrote: > we have a DB2 database system with 2 tables, one for pacients with PK > (pacientid, type decimal(8,0)), and the other for admissions with PK > (admisid, type decimal(8,0)), i made a perl script to copy the pacients > information to care_person, and works well (pacientid = pid), i can > upload the care_encounter successfully with encounter_nr=admisid... > > when i check for pacients, the care2x tell us the pacients are admit, > but the barcode not display... > i think this is because the 8 characteres against the bigint(11) of > encounter_nr > > is some restriction for values can take encounter_nr? > > thanks for any comment about this issue... ------------------------------------------------------- SF.Net is sponsored by: Speed Start Your Linux Apps Now. Build and deploy apps & Web services for Linux with a free DVD software kit from IBM. Click Now! http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id56&alloc_id438&op=click _______________________________________________ Care2002-developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/care2002-developers
