CIRCE/WebAPI UPdate

[Chris_Knoll]

All,
With @lee_evans assistance, we’ve released CIRCE to the web at the following url:
http://www.ohdsi.org/web/circe/

Note, that the WebAPI that this app is configured to use is using postgres sql dialect. If we want to put up a circe for each dialect we support, I think we could put up an app under /circe_mssql and /circe_oracle (and rename current /circe to /circe_postgres), HOWEVER, the normal use-case for CIRCE is that it generates cohorts against a specified webAPI endpoint which is specifically configured for a single cdm. The ‘generate’ button you see on the current screen is just for looks, and it is not the intent for Circe to give you the sql at all, but for now, we provide it because it could be usefull right away to help you define cohorts for studies.

You can get the latest code at the following GitHub repo:

OHDSI/Circe

This release depends on the latest version of WebAPI:

OHDSI/WebAPI

If postgres dialect is not good for you, just pull webAPI and Circe into your local environment (hosted on a Java-enabled container) and set the dialect to your needs.

Comments welcome!

-Chris

[jon_duke]

@Chris_Knoll Would you mind posting that bangerz version of CIRCE that gives you all three dialects for Generate? I saw it during the WebEx but the old one is still up on ohdsi.org

thanks,

jon

[Chris_Knoll]

Hi, Jon,
I’d like to, but got a little tangled up with a few checkins/commits and branches related to the new concept set expression functionality. I have a pull request in to sync things together, and after that I’ll be stable for a push. I was also hoping to incorporate save/load in the next push, but if it’s just a matter of getting the multi-dialect version out there, let me get this latest pull request through, and then I’ll produce an updated circe web that gives you what you’re asking for.

-Chris

[jon_duke]

Thanks Chris. No rush on our account. Was just hoping to use it for cohort
creation for a project. Can always go old school for a little while
longer.