Changes between Version 38 and Version 39 of RxNormForVista

Timestamp:

Nov 21, 2013, 6:45:21 PM (10 years ago)

Author:

Sam Habiel

Comment:

--

RxNormForVista

@@ -31 +31 @@
 !RxNorm contains very long text values. You must ensure that your Mumps database can do at least 16,000 characters in a single global node.
 
-TODO: GT.M Example
+On GT.M V6.0, create the following Global File Definition, and run it with GDE:
+{{{
+add    -segment C0CRXN  -file="/path/to/your/globals/c0crxn.dat" -allocation=200000 
+       -block_size=4096 -lock_space=100 -extension_count=1000  -global_buffer_count=8192
+add    -region  C0CRXN  -record_size=16384 -key_size=255 -dyn=C0CRXN
+add    -name    C0CRXN  -region=C0CRXN
+}}}
+
+If you use GT.M less than V6.0, you must make sure that your block size and record size synchronize since GT.M couldn't span blocks then.
+
+On Cache, create a new database, and map ^C0CRXN to it. By default Cache databases allow 32K of global node length.
 
 [[Image(RxNormForVista.png,align=right,600px)]]
@@ -685 +695 @@
 }}}
 
-A crucial part of speed in the RxNorm operations is the extensive indexing on the files. What follows are the defined new-style 
+A crucial part of speed in the !RxNorm operations is the extensive indexing on the files. What follows are the defined new-style 
 indexes: