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bug #65358: Importing previously exported lab test throws ValueError

Submitter:	Gerald Wiese <gerald_wiese>
Submitted:	Sat 24 Feb 2024 10:22:58 AM UTC
Category:	GUI / Frontend	Severity:	3 - Normal
Item Group:	None	Status:	None
Privacy:	Public	Assigned to:	None
Open/Closed:	Open	Release:	None
Module:	health_lab	Component:	Hospital Management

Sat 24 Feb 2024 04:23:11 PM UTC, comment #1:  Feng Shu wrote on mailing list: 'Do you use 'Import Data' and 'Export Data' menu in gnuhealth UI? I don't know if they are applicable to Lab test. Maybe you can try gnuhealth-data-import tools in script directory:    https://hg.savannah.gnu.org/hgweb/health/file/6f8a40cb5bc8/tryton/scripts/gnuhealth-data-import' Yes I used them. This was something students were reporting. If they are not applicable they should also not be available I think.	Gerald Wiese <gerald_wiese>
Sat 24 Feb 2024 10:22:58 AM UTC, original submission:   When I export the top level lab result and re-import it again, I first get an error processing the order. Maybe this is because the order already exists? The message in the pop up window is not precise enough I think. Then I get a ValueError saying: invalid lateral for int() with base 10: 'TEST013'	Gerald Wiese <gerald_wiese>

 

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