What's new in Smart Integration Express 1.0.5.1
Aug 12, 2019
- This release fixed one bug in the CSV parser, also added some minor enhancements in the Smartie Manager so it’s more user-friendly. Also please check out the updated documentation on Functions in the “Specs” section. Functions allow various data transformation in HL7 and CSV records.
New in Smart Integration Express 1.0.3.0 (Apr 8, 2019)
- Introduced two “database writer” handlers:
- “TabularOleDbDatabaseWriter”
- “TabularSqlDatabaseWriter“.
New in Smart Integration Express 1.0.1.0 (Jan 14, 2019)
- Bug fix – there is a bug introduced in Release 2018.12.12, which stop a handler functioning after it’s stopped. Now it’s fixed in this latest release.
- New feature #1, now you can drag-n-drop a solution home folder to Smartie Manager window to load a solution, instead of using the “Load Solution” button.
- New feature #2, you can now unload a local solution from Smartie Manager’s solution list by pressing the “delete” key.
- New feature #3, you can now copy selected text from the live-log panel.
New in Smart Integration Express 1.0.0.2 (Dec 18, 2018)
- now supports ETL of tabular data (e.g. CVS files) and transforming HL7 into CSV, also a handy feature of dropping input data directly to node.
New in Smart Integration Express 1.0.0.1 (Dec 6, 2018)
- It has been almost 8 months since the last release, but the wait is definitely worth it. This new release introduces 9 brand new handlers, doubles the number of handlers since the initial release.
- Out of these nine new handlers, eight of them are “tabular data” handlers, allow processing data with rows and columns structure, such as CSV files. These include file readers and writers, which allow you to import both comma-separated format and fixed-lengths CSV format files, and convert data between these two formats, and once the data you can do things like trim heading and trailing lines, filter rows by data values (think data-cleansing!), re-arrange columns, replace columns headings. Many of these operations you can do with Excel, but now can be flexibly automated, with Smartie.
- But the most exciting handler of the all is the “HL7ToTabularConverter” handler. It had never thought can be done in such a way, where you can configure the handler to pick up certain elements from a HL7 message, and turn these elements into a tabular form.
- Once HL7 data elements are in a tabular form, you’ll be able to do all sorts of things with it – report on patients, doctors, pathology results, import to a database and use for many many other purposes.