Hi Rahul,
I actually gave this a shot once, basically exporting all of the data into
a MySQL database and then running the queries against that. Unfortunately
basically none of the data queries worked at all and after spending a while
trying to clean them up I eventually gave up.
I'm actually not sure what HL7's movement to open the specification will
mean to the database. At least as far as I have seen there have been no
announcements about what will happen with it, but if I were to guess I
would say they won't be making it available for free. If anyone knows
either way I'd love to hear about it- It would be great to try and find a
volunteer to have another go at that conversion. Might actually make a good
student project now that I think about it.
Cheers,
James
On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 12:16 PM, Rahul Somasunderam <
r...@certifydatasystems.com> wrote:
> Is it possible to export MS Access to a SQL Dump and then use any other
> database (H2 or HSQLDB) such that the build can be performed easily?
> It has been a problem so long because of the way HL7 licensed their
> database. Now that they mentioned they are open sourcing their database,
> would it be any easier?
>
> R,
> rahul
>
> On Mar 12, 2013, at 9:08 AM, James Agnew <ja...@jamesagnew.ca> wrote:
>
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > Just a quick note to anyone who is wondering where HAPI 2.1 is. At this
> point there are no remaining showstoppers blocking release, so we should be
> out very soon. I would say that it should be safe for anyone doing new
> development to begin using the 2-1-beta1 release, with the expectation that
> they can migrate to the final shortly.
> >
> > If anyone is curious, the only thing blocking our release is an issue
> with the structures JAR builds. The HAPI structures are generated using the
> HL7 database, which is an Access DB. The hapi-sourcegen project reads this
> DB using the Microsoft Access ODBC bridge, which they have only ever
> released for 32 bit windows (grrrr) so the HAPI build is done on a Windows
> XP virtual machine. At this point, the structures JARs are generating so
> many files in each JAR that we are hitting some kind of "maximum line
> length" limit in XP because of the way that the Maven Compiler plugin uses
> Javac. We worked around this in the last release by doing the generation
> step in XP and them doing the compile step in OSX, but this was clunky and
> I feel like it's bound to fail one day and cause us to release a JAR that
> is missing files.
> >
> > The holdup therefore has been trying to diagnose why maven-compiler is
> failing. I feel like we're almost there!
> >
> > Cheers,
> > James
> >
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