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General Import

 

The General Import screen enables the population of Intellects’ tables through a bulk import function. This utility can be configured to accept several file types and formats.

 

Several conditions must exist and/or be set prior to the import:

 

 • A data file must exist where it can be accessed for uploading.
Create the data file as an Excel spread sheet, then save the file with a .txt extension as Text (Tab Delimited) in a place where it can easily be found.

Effective Version 13.04.10:

The General Import screen is now capable of using Excel files. However, only .xls files may be used. If there is a need to use an .xlsx file, open the .xlsx file using Excel and save the file in the older .xls format.

 

• The appropriate vendor and company code must exist. See Utility --► Procedure --► Inventory --► Vendor  Company.

 

• Effective version 9.12.20, the General Import Data screen can update the already-existing records in addition to inserting new ones.

 

 

1. To import data in Intellect, go to Utility --► Maintenance --► General Import

 

 

The General Import Data dialog box displays (as of version 13.06.24):

 

 

2. Use the 'Look in' drop-down to change directories if necessary.

 

 

Double-click on the file that contains the desired data.

 

3. After a file is selected

 

3.1 The name of the file is displayed in the <File Name> field:

 

 

- AND -

 

3.2 The General Data Import screen changes to accommodate the file type, based on whether the file is an Excel or non-Excel file.  

 

3.2.1 Excel files

 

3.2.1.1 File Content Sample

When an Excel file is selected, a portion of the file displays in the File Content Sample section:

 

 

3.2.1.2 Excel File Settings

The sample display shown above may be altered using these options in the Excel File Settings section.

 

• <Sheet Index>                              

If the file has multiple sheets, use the <Sheet Index> drop-down to select the correct sheet.

 

• <Skip First Line(s)>                     

If a file has the column title in either the first or first few lines, use <Skip First Line(s)> to specify the number of records to be discarded from the beginning of the file.

 

3.2.2 Non-Excel files

 

3.2.2.1 File Content Sample

Initially, when a non-Excel file is selected, the File Content Sample section is blank (see below). To display a sample of the selected file, make a selection in the Field Separator section.

 

 

3.2.2.2 Field Separator

Click the radio button for the field separator that matches the file format. In the example below, Tab is selected for a Tab-separated file:

 

 

For formats other than Fixed Length, Tab, Semicolon, Comma, and Space, and for files that need additional qualifiers, use:

 

• <Other>                                           

Click the radio button, and enter a separator in the box. For example, '~'.

 

• <Text Qualifier>                             

If necessary, select the appropriate qualifier; e.g., double quotes, single quotes, or none. In the above example, .Txt is formatted with none.

 

4. The data from the file is inserted into a table selected in the <Table Name> field.  

 

• <Table Name>                               

Click on the down arrow, scroll through the list, and select the table to which this data will be inserted.

 

4.1 For HIE communication users (Effective version 16.10.11): The URLs in the hospital's Excel file must be imported into the HIE_DESTINATION table:

 

 

See Utility --► Facility --► HIE Endpoint and Schedule --► Appointment --► Full Day --► Special Features --►HIE Request for information on using HIE communication.

 

 

4.2 Press [Enter] to load table information. Intellect first displays:

 

 

and then:

 

 

 

The Table columns are populated as follows:

 

4.3 <C> (Command)                   

Type [F2] in the Command Column to view the list of the various actions that may be performed.

 

4.4 <Field Name>                         

Displays the Intellect database field name. For non-Excel files whose information is not separated with a Field Separator such as tab or comma, it displays column names. This is a read-only field.

 

4.5 <Field Type>                            

Displays the SQL data type this field accepts. This is a read-only field. Note: Types with a leading 'N' must have a value in either <# Column> or <Manually>.

 

4.6 <Field Size>                             

Displays the number of characters allotted to this field. This is a read-only field.

 

4.7 <Key>                                        

Indicates Primary or Foreign Key constraints. This is a read-only field.

 

4.8 <Reference Table>                 

For Foreign Keys, this indicates the location table of data. This is a read-only field.

 

4.9 <# Column>                             

This tells Intellect which column in the file maps to this field entry. All Keys, and any other fields to be populated, must be mapped.

 

4.10  <Manually>                            

This is used to enter a single field value which is applied to all records.

 

The <From> and <Length> columns work in conjunction with the <Field Name> column for non-Excel files whose information is not separated with a field separator (such as tab or comma). A column name must be selected in <Field Name> before information may be entered in the <From> and <Length> columns.   

 

4.11 <From>                                    

For the file selected in the <File Name> field, enter the starting character in the data which should be placed in the selected <Field Name>. See example in 4.10 below.

 

4.10 <Length>                               

For the file selected in the <File Name> field, enter the ending character in the data which should be placed in the selected <Field Name>.

 

The example below (for a non-Excel file whose information is not separated with a Field Separator such as tab or comma) indicates data from characters 1 through 5 should be placed in the Priority column, and data from characters 8 through 24 should be placed in the Comment column.

 

 

5. Final SQL

Used by Prime Clinical personnel.

 

 

6. When the information is completely entered, select one of these buttons:

 

 

 

Note: Effective Version 13.12.12, the [Update] button (added in version 9.12.20) was removed.

 

6.1 [Import]: Click [Import] to display a moving progress bar while the file is inserted into the table.

 

 

If the import is successful, Intellect displays a message indicating the number of processed records:

 

 

Click [OK] to close the pop-up box. If this message does not display, contact PCS support.

 

6.2 [Exit]: Click [Exit] to close the General Import Data dialog box without saving information.

 

 

Intellect versions prior to 13.12.12 have an [Update] button (added in version 9.12.20):

 

6.3 [Update]: Click [Update] to incorporate changes and display this message:  

 

 

If a file name has not been entered and the [Update] button is clicked, this message is displayed:

 

 

Note:Effective version 13.12.12, the [Update] button was removed.

 

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