Marcel
Is there a way to do a dgate --movestudy:EXTAET,LOCALAET,StudyUID .... as uncompressed when the local storage is compressed and the acrnemap states to send to EXTAET as j2. My requirement is to send some few studies manually to EXTAET as uncompressed but the majority go as is which is compressed.
I know this is an odd request, sorry
thanks in advance
MrJohnathanBravo
Hi,
I think you can pass that command a script, e.g. "compression un"
Marcel
I was wrong. This option is not enabled in the code but can be added fairly simple. Are you willing to test it?
Marcel
Marcel
Surely I'd be willing to test. Let me know what I need to do and what I need to add onto the end of the --movestudy command. Will I need to have a platform to recompile and test?
Mr Johnathan Bravo
Hi Johnatan. Are you on Windows or Linux?
Marcel
Linux . Debian 13 most recently but I can spin up whatever in a VM .
Mr Johnathan Bravo
Ok,
then I can just sent a modified source file and you can use ./maklinux to recompile.
Marcel
Hi Johnatan. These commands have an optional extra script parameter (all fully untested .... but it does compile for me).
fprintf(stderr, "DICOM move options:\n");
fprintf(stderr, " --movepatient:source,dest,patid,script Move patient, source e.g. (local)\n" );
fprintf(stderr, " --movestudy:source,dest,patid:suid,scr Move study, patid: optional\n" );
fprintf(stderr, " --moveaccession:source,dest,patid:acc,s Move by Accession#, patid: optional\n" );
fprintf(stderr, " --movestudies:source,dest,date(range),s Move studies on date\n" );
fprintf(stderr, " --moveseries:src,dst,pat:seruid,suid,s Move series patid: optional\n" );
fprintf(stderr, " --move:src,dst,p,st,ser,sop,script Move patient..image script optional\n" );
The attached dgate.cpp replaces the one in src/dgate/src. ./maklinux compiles it.
Marcel
Marcel
ok. I'll spin up a vm and give it a shot hopefully later today or tomorrow and run some testing and get back to you. Thanks.
Mr Johnathan Bravo
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