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Hi @pierrehenri-dauvergne,
I hope you are doing fine.
I think, this should be an easy extension, hopefully.
The idea is to use the sorting_index in mr_dataset_acquisition (== dicom seriesNumber)
mrDatasetAcquisition.setSortingIndex(serie.getSeriesNumber());
and add a new column to solr, to sort solr table on using it.
For our users, there are cases, where the dataset name is not sufficient, as there are multiple, and the seriesNumber, when during the acquisition, the serie has been acquired is important. so to filter an exam in solr and order all datasets by seriesNumber would be a nice extension. Thank you and with kind regards, Michael
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Hi, if this can be done in a morning, please start. If not, we have to exchange on when we realize it. Thanks for coming back to me. With kind regards, Michael
Hi @pierrehenri-dauvergne,
I hope you are doing fine.
I think, this should be an easy extension, hopefully.
The idea is to use the sorting_index in mr_dataset_acquisition (== dicom seriesNumber)
mrDatasetAcquisition.setSortingIndex(serie.getSeriesNumber());
and add a new column to solr, to sort solr table on using it.
For our users, there are cases, where the dataset name is not sufficient, as there are multiple, and the seriesNumber, when during the acquisition, the serie has been acquired is important. so to filter an exam in solr and order all datasets by seriesNumber would be a nice extension. Thank you and with kind regards, Michael
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: