Yeah,
I guess you can maintain some form of counter. To make it work reliably you probably have to add a database table. Increase the counter for the hospital on process study by calling sql() in the script. Reset the counters daily. If the counter exceeds your limit reject() the data.
So it is possible but not trivial.
Marcel
Hi, I understood that as such. I was wondering if you could isolate the call from qido.php that throws the error and then call it many times looking for a pattern
Hi,
Could you maybe capture the query command that gives an error (servertask.exe with parameters), and loop it in a batch file to see what happens? Maybe there is interference when multiple run at once (which of course should not be the case)
Marcel
Hm,
are the presentation context messages part of the same error? In which case dicomquery seems to send a malformed request and gets nil back as result.
you may try to add some logging to qido.php?
Marcel
Hi, I already provided a simple example, and there is a lot of information in the manual as well.
RejectedImageConverter0=lua:print(Data.PatientID)
Can you please read the manual?
Marcel
From modality it is RejectedImageConverter0
Marcel
Sorry, the watch folder does not have an event on failures.
The regen operation has event regenfailconverter0, where you can e.g,. trigger a lua script to print information; e.g. regenfailconverter0=lua:print(Data.PatientID). But this error basically means PatientID, StudyInstanceUID, SeriesInstanceUID or SOPInstanceUID are missing.
Marcel
Hi, I cannot reproduce your issue I tried admin and regular use on server 2022.
Incoming indeed has a retry, but that is not configurable as yet.
Marcel
And conquest does not like spaces in its filepath. Might that be the problem?
Just setup 150f on Windows 11 and it sets up fine.
Marcel
Hi,
on what OS?
Marcel
'destroy()' in Lua, 'destroy' outside Lua.
But post you dicom.ini
Marcel
Hi,,
Please read the post 'why not change the patientID of a study' for an explanation of this behaviour. But importconverters run before the image is stored so they will be unaffected. If you do not want to store images at all end your script with reject() and there will be no error.
Marcel
Hi,
you will need to use a Lua import converter, e.g. very simple and a bit limited as it may modify substrings.
ImportConverter0 = lua:Data.ImageType = string.gsub(Data.ImageType, 'GENERATED_2D', 'RIGHT')or more complete:
[lua]
association = dofile('lua/association.lua')
ImportConverter0 = t=split(Data.ImageType, '\\') for k,v in ipairs(t) do if v=='GENERATED_2D' then t[k]='RIGHT' end end Data.ImageType=table.concat(t, '\\')All untested. The function split comes from lua/association.lua, it converts a string into a table. string.gsub and table.concat are standard Lua functions.
Marcel
Hi,
Thanks for the clear report. This is a known and long-standing issue with multi-valued queries. You see that conquest tries find studies with CT and MR rather than CT or MR. It is possible to fix this but the amount of work to do so is beyond my capacity at the moment. It would be great if somebody could help with this.
Marcel
Maybe attach all your webserver/dicom.ini here?
You will need to share some broken images with me. I can't PM you though. What version are you running?
Try VC2015 from here:
And if you run 'depends' minimise all panes so that you can see all first level dependencies.
Marcel
No there is not. I see that in my 'depends' display vcruntime140 is loaded and in yours it is not. And that is part of the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 - 2022 Redistributable. I expect this is the only error. Did you maybe install the 32 bits version?
Did you install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 - 2022 Redistributable?
Marcel
That is Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 - 2022 Redistributable
Marcel