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Hi both,
I've posted the question as a comment under their latest blog post. Hopefully more information about this will be available soon. Fingers crossed there will be a solution to batch transfer.

Best! igor

Igor Brbre, Clinical Librarian
The Library, Audrey Emerton Building, Royal Sussex County Hospital
(01273) 523312 / RSCH x3312

Brighton and Sussex NHS Library and Knowledge Service | @BrightonSx_LKS




On Monday, 12 September 2016, 11:57, Snell Lindsay (WESTERN SUSSEX HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST) <[log in to unmask]> wrote:


Hi Genny and Igor,
 
I haven't seen this area where we can select searches to migrate across either, and I've been in old HDAS several times over the last few days. 
 
I wonder if things are a bit behind schedule? I understood the blog to mean our searches will be migrated across for us if we select them, rather than us needing to re-type them. How do other people read it?
 
Best wishes,
Lindsay
 
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Primary Care Librarian
West Sussex Knowledge & Libraries
 
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From: UK medical/ health care library community / information workers <[log in to unmask]> on behalf of Igor Brbre <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: 12 September 2016 11:51
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Subject: Re: New HDAS and moving search strategies
 
Hi Genny,

previous post on HDAS redevelopment blog says:
"There is an extensive list of saved searches and alerts stored in the database for old HDAS. There will be an area for you to select which searches and alerts are still current and need to be migrated across to the new system. This will also enable you to validate the search syntax used for you old queries to ensure it runs correctly in new HDAS.
After 12 September any new saved searches and alerts created in old HDAS will not be available to migrate into the new version, so you should create them in new HDAS instead. While there is no deadline to migrate these into new HDAS you might want to plan to do this during September. More information will provided soon."

See full post here:

Hope that helps. igor


Igor Brbre, Clinical Librarian
The Library, Audrey Emerton Building, Royal Sussex County Hospital
(01273) 523312 / RSCH x3312

Brighton and Sussex NHS Library and Knowledge Service | @BrightonSx_LKS
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On Friday, 9 September 2016, 14:25, "Franklin, Genny (RGC) Librarian" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:


Dear everyone,
 
Has anyone seen any way of moving search strategies across to New HDAS yet? As they claim to be turning off that ability on Monday (ie 12th September) in their last post, and I haven’t yet seen a way to be able to export any searches from old HDAS to new HDAS I was wondering whether anyone else had seen anything beyond their last blog post on 22nd August or knew anything about this?
 
Otherwise I’m apparently going to lose around 300 searches, several  of which will need to be resurrected and rerun at some point.
 
Best,
 
Genny
 
Genny Franklin
Clinical Librarian
Barts Health NHS Trust
 
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