Package ca.uhn.fhir.jpa.api.config

Class DaoConfig

    • Constructor Detail

    • Method Detail

      • getBulkImportMaxRetryCount

        public int getBulkImportMaxRetryCount()
        Specifies the maximum number of times that a chunk will be retried during bulk import processes before giving up.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • setBulkImportMaxRetryCount

        public void setBulkImportMaxRetryCount​(int theBulkImportMaxRetryCount)
        Specifies the maximum number of times that a chunk will be retried during bulk import processes before giving up.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • getMaximumIncludesToLoadPerPage

        @Nullable
public Integer getMaximumIncludesToLoadPerPage()
        Specifies the maximum number of _include and _revinclude results to return in a single page of results. The default is 1000, and null may be used to indicate that there is no limit.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • setMaximumIncludesToLoadPerPage

        public void setMaximumIncludesToLoadPerPage​(@Nullable
                                            Integer theMaximumIncludesToLoadPerPage)
        Specifies the maximum number of _include and _revinclude results to return in a single page of results. The default is 1000, and null may be used to indicate that there is no limit.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • getHistoryCountMode

        public HistoryCountModeEnum getHistoryCountMode()
        When performing a FHIR history operation, a Bundle.total value is included in the response, indicating the total number of history entries. This response is calculated using a SQL COUNT query statement which can be expensive. This setting allows the results of the count query to be cached, resulting in a much lighter load on the server, at the expense of returning total values that may be slightly out of date. Total counts can also be disabled, or forced to always be accurate.

        In HistoryCountModeEnum.CACHED_ONLY_WITHOUT_OFFSET mode, a loading cache is used to fetch the value, meaning that only one thread per JVM will fetch the count, and others will block while waiting for the cache to load, avoiding excessive load on the database.

        Default is HistoryCountModeEnum.CACHED_ONLY_WITHOUT_OFFSET

        Since:
        5.4.0

      • setHistoryCountMode

        public void setHistoryCountMode​(@Nonnull
                                HistoryCountModeEnum theHistoryCountMode)
        When performing a FHIR history operation, a Bundle.total value is included in the response, indicating the total number of history entries. This response is calculated using a SQL COUNT query statement which can be expensive. This setting allows the results of the count query to be cached, resulting in a much lighter load on the server, at the expense of returning total values that may be slightly out of date. Total counts can also be disabled, or forced to always be accurate.

        In HistoryCountModeEnum.CACHED_ONLY_WITHOUT_OFFSET mode, a loading cache is used to fetch the value, meaning that only one thread per JVM will fetch the count, and others will block while waiting for the cache to load, avoiding excessive load on the database.

        Default is HistoryCountModeEnum.CACHED_ONLY_WITHOUT_OFFSET

        Since:
        5.4.0

      • isLastNEnabled

        public boolean isLastNEnabled()
        If set to true (default is false) the $lastn operation will be enabled for indexing Observation resources. This operation involves creating a special set of tables in ElasticSearch for discovering Observation resources. Enabling this setting increases the amount of storage space required, and can slow write operations, but can be very useful for searching for collections of Observations for some applications.
        Since:
        5.1.0

      • setLastNEnabled

        public void setLastNEnabled​(boolean theLastNEnabled)
        If set to true (default is false) the $lastn operation will be enabled for indexing Observation resources. This operation involves creating a special set of tables in ElasticSearch for discovering Observation resources. Enabling this setting increases the amount of storage space required, and can slow write operations, but can be very useful for searching for collections of Observations for some applications.
        Since:
        5.1.0

      • isUseLegacySearchBuilder

        public boolean isUseLegacySearchBuilder()
        This method controls whether to use the new non-hibernate search SQL builder that was introduced in HAPI FHIR 5.2.0. By default this will be false meaning that the new SQL builder is used. Set to true to use the legacy SQL builder based on Hibernate.

        Note that this method will be removed in HAPI FHIR 5.4.0

        Since:
        5.3.0

      • setUseLegacySearchBuilder

        public void setUseLegacySearchBuilder​(boolean theUseLegacySearchBuilder)
        This method controls whether to use the new non-hibernate search SQL builder that was introduced in HAPI FHIR 5.2.0. By default this will be false meaning that the new SQL builder is used. Set to true to use the legacy SQL builder based on Hibernate.

        Note that this method will be removed in HAPI FHIR 5.4.0

        Since:
        5.3.0

      • getMatchUrlCache

        @Deprecated
public boolean getMatchUrlCache()
        Deprecated.
        Deprecated in 5.5.0. Use isMatchUrlCacheEnabled() instead (the name of this method is misleading)
        If enabled, resolutions for match URLs (e.g. conditional create URLs, conditional update URLs, etc) will be cached in an in-memory cache. This cache can have a noticeable improvement on write performance on servers where conditional operations are frequently performed, but note that this cache will not be invalidated based on updates to resources so this may have detrimental effects.

        Default is false

        Since:
        5.4.0

      • setMatchUrlCache

        @Deprecated
public void setMatchUrlCache​(boolean theMatchUrlCache)
        Deprecated.
        Deprecated in 5.5.0. Use setMatchUrlCacheEnabled(boolean) instead (the name of this method is misleading)
        If enabled, resolutions for match URLs (e.g. conditional create URLs, conditional update URLs, etc) will be cached in an in-memory cache. This cache can have a noticeable improvement on write performance on servers where conditional operations are frequently performed, but note that this cache will not be invalidated based on updates to resources so this may have detrimental effects.

        Default is false

        Since:
        5.4.0

      • isMatchUrlCacheEnabled

        public boolean isMatchUrlCacheEnabled()
        If enabled, resolutions for match URLs (e.g. conditional create URLs, conditional update URLs, etc) will be cached in an in-memory cache. This cache can have a noticeable improvement on write performance on servers where conditional operations are frequently performed, but note that this cache will not be invalidated based on updates to resources so this may have detrimental effects.

        Default is false

        Since:
        5.5.0

      • setMatchUrlCacheEnabled

        public void setMatchUrlCacheEnabled​(boolean theMatchUrlCache)
        If enabled, resolutions for match URLs (e.g. conditional create URLs, conditional update URLs, etc) will be cached in an in-memory cache. This cache can have a noticeable improvement on write performance on servers where conditional operations are frequently performed, but note that this cache will not be invalidated based on updates to resources so this may have detrimental effects.

        Default is false

        Since:
        5.5.0

      • isEnforceReferenceTargetTypes

        public boolean isEnforceReferenceTargetTypes()
        If set to true (default is true) when a resource is being persisted, the target resource types of references will be validated to ensure that they are appropriate for the field containing the reference. This is generally a good idea because invalid reference target types may not be searchable.

      • setEnforceReferenceTargetTypes

        public void setEnforceReferenceTargetTypes​(boolean theEnforceReferenceTargetTypes)
        If set to true (default is true) when a resource is being persisted, the target resource types of references will be validated to ensure that they are appropriate for the field containing the reference. This is generally a good idea because invalid reference target types may not be searchable.

      • getDefaultTotalMode

        public ca.uhn.fhir.rest.api.SearchTotalModeEnum getDefaultTotalMode()
        If a non-null value is supplied (default is null), a default for the _total parameter may be specified here. For example, setting this value to SearchTotalModeEnum.ACCURATE will force a count to always be calculated for all searches. This can have a performance impact since it means that a count query will always be performed, but this is desirable for some solutions.

      • setDefaultTotalMode

        public void setDefaultTotalMode​(ca.uhn.fhir.rest.api.SearchTotalModeEnum theDefaultTotalMode)
        If a non-null value is supplied (default is null), a default for the _total parameter may be specified here. For example, setting this value to SearchTotalModeEnum.ACCURATE will force a count to always be calculated for all searches. This can have a performance impact since it means that a count query will always be performed, but this is desirable for some solutions.

      • getWarmCacheEntries

        public List<WarmCacheEntry> getWarmCacheEntries()
        Returns a set of searches that should be kept "warm", meaning that searches will periodically be performed in the background to keep results ready for this search

      • isStatusBasedReindexingDisabled

        public boolean isStatusBasedReindexingDisabled()
        If set to true (default is false), the reindexing of search parameters using a query on the HFJ_RESOURCE.SP_INDEX_STATUS column will be disabled completely. This query is just not efficient on Oracle and bogs the system down when there are a lot of resources. A more efficient way of doing this will be introduced in the next release of HAPI FHIR.
        Since:
        3.5.0

      • setStatusBasedReindexingDisabled

        public void setStatusBasedReindexingDisabled​(boolean theStatusBasedReindexingDisabled)
        If set to true (default is false), the reindexing of search parameters using a query on the HFJ_RESOURCE.SP_INDEX_STATUS column will be disabled completely. This query is just not efficient on Oracle and bogs the system down when there are a lot of resources. A more efficient way of doing this will be introduced in the next release of HAPI FHIR.
        Since:
        3.5.0

      • getCacheControlNoStoreMaxResultsUpperLimit

        public Integer getCacheControlNoStoreMaxResultsUpperLimit()
        Specifies the highest number that a client is permitted to use in a Cache-Control: nostore, max-results=NNN directive. If the client tries to exceed this limit, the request will be denied. Defaults to 1000.

      • setCacheControlNoStoreMaxResultsUpperLimit

        public void setCacheControlNoStoreMaxResultsUpperLimit​(Integer theCacheControlNoStoreMaxResults)
        Specifies the highest number that a client is permitted to use in a Cache-Control: nostore, max-results=NNN directive. If the client tries to exceed this limit, the request will be denied. Defaults to 1000.

      • getCountSearchResultsUpTo

        public Integer getCountSearchResultsUpTo()
        When searching, if set to a non-null value (default is null) the search coordinator will attempt to find at least this many results before returning a response to the client. This parameter mainly affects whether a "total count" is included in the response bundle for searches that return large amounts of data.

        For a search that returns 10000 results, if this value is set to 10000 the search coordinator will find all 10000 results prior to returning, so the initial response bundle will have the total set to 10000. If this value is null (or less than 10000) the response bundle will likely return slightly faster, but will not include the total. Subsequent page requests will likely include the total however, if they are performed after the search coordinator has found all results.

        Set this value to 0 to always load all results before returning.

      • setCountSearchResultsUpTo

        public void setCountSearchResultsUpTo​(Integer theCountSearchResultsUpTo)
        When searching, if set to a non-null value (default is null) the search coordinator will attempt to find at least this many results before returning a response to the client. This parameter mainly affects whether a "total count" is included in the response bundle for searches that return large amounts of data.

        For a search that returns 10000 results, if this value is set to 10000 the search coordinator will find all 10000 results prior to returning, so the initial response bundle will have the total set to 10000. If this value is null (or less than 10000) the response bundle will likely return slightly faster, but will not include the total. Subsequent page requests will likely include the total however, if they are performed after the search coordinator has found all results.

        Set this value to 0 to always load all results before returning.

      • getDeferIndexingForCodesystemsOfSize

        public int getDeferIndexingForCodesystemsOfSize()
        When a code system is added that contains more than this number of codes, the code system will be indexed later in an incremental process in order to avoid overwhelming Lucene with a huge number of codes in a single operation.

        Defaults to 100

      • setDeferIndexingForCodesystemsOfSize

        public void setDeferIndexingForCodesystemsOfSize​(int theDeferIndexingForCodesystemsOfSize)
        When a code system is added that contains more than this number of codes, the code system will be indexed later in an incremental process in order to avoid overwhelming Lucene with a huge number of codes in a single operation.

        Defaults to 100

      • getEverythingIncludesFetchPageSize

        public int getEverythingIncludesFetchPageSize()
        Unlike with normal search queries, $everything queries have their _includes loaded by the main search thread and these included results are added to the normal search results instead of being added on as extras in a page. This means that they will not appear multiple times as the search results are paged over.

        In order to recursively load _includes, we process the original results in batches of this size. Adjust with caution, increasing this value may improve performance but may also cause memory issues.

        The default value is 50

      • setEverythingIncludesFetchPageSize

        public void setEverythingIncludesFetchPageSize​(int theEverythingIncludesFetchPageSize)
        Unlike with normal search queries, $everything queries have their _includes loaded by the main search thread and these included results are added to the normal search results instead of being added on as extras in a page. This means that they will not appear multiple times as the search results are paged over.

        In order to recursively load _includes, we process the original results in batches of this size. Adjust with caution, increasing this value may improve performance but may also cause memory issues.

        The default value is 50

      • getExpireSearchResultsAfterMillis

        public long getExpireSearchResultsAfterMillis()
        Sets the number of milliseconds that search results for a given client search should be preserved before being purged from the database.

        Search results are stored in the database so that they can be paged over multiple requests. After this number of milliseconds, they will be deleted from the database, and any paging links (next/prev links in search response bundles) will become invalid. Defaults to 1 hour.

        To disable this feature entirely, see setExpireSearchResults(boolean)

        Since:
        1.5

      • setExpireSearchResultsAfterMillis

        public void setExpireSearchResultsAfterMillis​(long theExpireSearchResultsAfterMillis)
        Sets the number of milliseconds that search results for a given client search should be preserved before being purged from the database.

        Search results are stored in the database so that they can be paged over multiple requests. After this number of milliseconds, they will be deleted from the database, and any paging links (next/prev links in search response bundles) will become invalid. Defaults to 1 hour.

        To disable this feature entirely, see setExpireSearchResults(boolean)

        Since:
        1.5

      • getFetchSizeDefaultMaximum

        public Integer getFetchSizeDefaultMaximum()
        Gets the default maximum number of results to load in a query.

        For example, if the database has a million Patient resources in it, and the client requests GET /Patient, if this value is set to a non-null value (default is null) only this number of results will be fetched. Setting this value appropriately can be useful to improve performance in some situations.

      • setFetchSizeDefaultMaximum

        public void setFetchSizeDefaultMaximum​(Integer theFetchSizeDefaultMaximum)
        Gets the default maximum number of results to load in a query.

        For example, if the database has a million Patient resources in it, and the client requests GET /Patient, if this value is set to a non-null value (default is null) only this number of results will be fetched. Setting this value appropriately can be useful to improve performance in some situations.

      • getIndexMissingFields

        public DaoConfig.IndexEnabledEnum getIndexMissingFields()
        If set to DaoConfig.IndexEnabledEnum.DISABLED (default is DaoConfig.IndexEnabledEnum.DISABLED) the server will not create search indexes for search parameters with no values in resources.

        Disabling this feature means that the :missing search modifier will not be supported on the server, but also means that storage and indexing (i.e. writes to the database) may be much faster on servers which have lots of search parameters and need to write quickly.

        This feature may be enabled on servers where supporting the use of the :missing parameter is of higher importance than raw write performance

      • setIndexMissingFields

        public void setIndexMissingFields​(DaoConfig.IndexEnabledEnum theIndexMissingFields)
        If set to DaoConfig.IndexEnabledEnum.DISABLED (default is DaoConfig.IndexEnabledEnum.DISABLED) the server will not create search indexes for search parameters with no values in resources.

        Disabling this feature means that the :missing search modifier will not be supported on the server, but also means that storage and indexing (i.e. writes to the database) may be much faster on servers which have lots of search parameters and need to write quickly.

        This feature may be enabled on servers where supporting the use of the :missing parameter is of higher importance than raw write performance

        Note that this setting also has an impact on sorting (i.e. using the _sort parameter on searches): If the server is configured to not index missing field.

        The following index may need to be added into the indexed tables such as HFJ_SPIDX_TOKEN to improve the search performance while :missing is enabled. RES_TYPE, SP_NAME, SP_MISSING

      • setMaximumExpansionSize

        public void setMaximumExpansionSize​(int theMaximumExpansionSize)
        Sets the maximum number of codes that will be added to an in-memory valueset expansion before the operation will be failed as too costly. Note that this setting applies only to in-memory expansions and does not apply to expansions that are being pre-calculated.

        The default value for this setting is 1000.

      • getMaximumSearchResultCountInTransaction

        public Integer getMaximumSearchResultCountInTransaction()
        Provides the maximum number of results which may be returned by a search (HTTP GET) which is executed as a sub-operation within within a FHIR transaction or batch operation. For example, if this value is set to 100 and a FHIR transaction is processed with a sub-request for Patient?gender=male, the server will throw an error (and the transaction will fail) if there are more than 100 resources on the server which match this query.

        The default value is null, which means that there is no limit.

      • setMaximumSearchResultCountInTransaction

        public void setMaximumSearchResultCountInTransaction​(Integer theMaximumSearchResultCountInTransaction)
        Provides the maximum number of results which may be returned by a search (HTTP GET) which is executed as a sub-operation within within a FHIR transaction or batch operation. For example, if this value is set to 100 and a FHIR transaction is processed with a sub-request for Patient?gender=male, the server will throw an error (and the transaction will fail) if there are more than 100 resources on the server which match this query.

        The default value is null, which means that there is no limit.

      • getMaximumTransactionBundleSize

        public Integer getMaximumTransactionBundleSize()
        Specifies the maximum number of resources permitted within a single transaction bundle. If a transaction bundle is submitted with more than this number of resources, it will be rejected with a PayloadTooLarge exception.

        The default value is null, which means that there is no limit.

      • setMaximumTransactionBundleSize

        public DaoConfig setMaximumTransactionBundleSize​(Integer theMaximumTransactionBundleSize)
        Specifies the maximum number of resources permitted within a single transaction bundle. If a transaction bundle is submitted with more than this number of resources, it will be rejected with a PayloadTooLarge exception.

        The default value is null, which means that there is no limit.

      • getReindexThreadCount

        public int getReindexThreadCount()
        This setting controls the number of threads allocated to resource reindexing (which is only ever used if SearchParameters change, or a manual reindex is triggered due to a HAPI FHIR upgrade or some other reason).

        The default value is set to the number of available processors (via Runtime.getRuntime().availableProcessors()). Value for this setting must be a positive integer.

      • setReindexThreadCount

        public void setReindexThreadCount​(int theReindexThreadCount)
        This setting controls the number of threads allocated to resource reindexing (which is only ever used if SearchParameters change, or a manual reindex is triggered due to a HAPI FHIR upgrade or some other reason).

        The default value is set to the number of available processors (via Runtime.getRuntime().availableProcessors()). Value for this setting must be a positive integer.

      • getExpungeThreadCount

        public int getExpungeThreadCount()
        This setting controls the number of threads allocated to the expunge operation

        The default value is set to the number of available processors (via Runtime.getRuntime().availableProcessors()). Value for this setting must be a positive integer.

      • setExpungeThreadCount

        public void setExpungeThreadCount​(int theExpungeThreadCount)
        This setting controls the number of threads allocated to the expunge operation

        The default value is set to the number of available processors (via Runtime.getRuntime().availableProcessors()). Value for this setting must be a positive integer.

      • getResourceMetaCountHardLimit

        public Integer getResourceMetaCountHardLimit()
        If set, an individual resource will not be allowed to have more than the given number of tags, profiles, and security labels (the limit is for the combined total for all of these things on an individual resource).

        If set to null, no limit will be applied.

        The default value for this setting is 1000.

      • setResourceMetaCountHardLimit

        public void setResourceMetaCountHardLimit​(Integer theResourceMetaCountHardLimit)
        If set, an individual resource will not be allowed to have more than the given number of tags, profiles, and security labels (the limit is for the combined total for all of these things on an individual resource).

        If set to null, no limit will be applied.

        The default value for this setting is 1000.

      • setResourceServerIdStrategy

        public void setResourceServerIdStrategy​(DaoConfig.IdStrategyEnum theResourceIdStrategy)
        This setting configures the strategy to use in generating IDs for newly created resources on the server. The default is DaoConfig.IdStrategyEnum.SEQUENTIAL_NUMERIC.

        This strategy is only used for server-assigned IDs, i.e. for HTTP POST where the client is requesing that the server store a new resource and give it an ID.

        Parameters:
        theResourceIdStrategy - The strategy. Must not be null.

      • getReuseCachedSearchResultsForMillis

        public Long getReuseCachedSearchResultsForMillis()
        If set to a non null value (default is non null) if an identical search is requested multiple times within this window, the same results will be returned to multiple queries. For example, if this value is set to 1 minute and a client searches for all patients named "smith", and then a second client also performs the same search within 1 minute, the same cached results will be returned.

        This approach can improve performance, especially under heavy load, but can also mean that searches may potentially return slightly out-of-date results.

        Note that if this is set to a non-null value, clients may override this setting by using the Cache-Control header. If this is set to null, the Cache-Control header will be ignored.

      • setReuseCachedSearchResultsForMillis

        public void setReuseCachedSearchResultsForMillis​(Long theReuseCachedSearchResultsForMillis)
        If set to a non null value (default is non null) if an identical search is requested multiple times within this window, the same results will be returned to multiple queries. For example, if this value is set to 1 minute and a client searches for all patients named "smith", and then a second client also performs the same search within 1 minute, the same cached results will be returned.

        This approach can improve performance, especially under heavy load, but can also mean that searches may potentially return slightly out-of-date results.

        Note that if this is set to a non-null value, clients may override this setting by using the Cache-Control header. If this is set to null, the Cache-Control header will be ignored.

      • getTreatReferencesAsLogical

        public Set<String> getTreatReferencesAsLogical()
        This setting may be used to advise the server that any references found in resources that have any of the base URLs given here will be treated as logical references instead of being treated as real references.

        A logical reference is a reference which is treated as an identifier, and does not neccesarily resolve. See references for a description of logical references. For example, the valueset valueset-quantity-comparator is a logical reference.

        Values for this field may take either of the following forms:

        • http://example.com/some-url (will be matched exactly)
        • http://example.com/some-base* (will match anything beginning with the part before the *)
        See Also:
        Default values for this property

      • setTreatReferencesAsLogical

        public DaoConfig setTreatReferencesAsLogical​(Set<String> theTreatReferencesAsLogical)
        This setting may be used to advise the server that any references found in resources that have any of the base URLs given here will be treated as logical references instead of being treated as real references.

        A logical reference is a reference which is treated as an identifier, and does not neccesarily resolve. See references for a description of logical references. For example, the valueset valueset-quantity-comparator is a logical reference.

        Values for this field may take either of the following forms:

        • http://example.com/some-url (will be matched exactly)
        • http://example.com/some-base* (will match anything beginning with the part before the *)
        See Also:
        Default values for this property

      • isAllowExternalReferences

        public boolean isAllowExternalReferences()
        If set to true (default is false) the server will allow resources to have references to external servers. For example if this server is running at http://example.com/fhir and this setting is set to true the server will allow a Patient resource to be saved with a Patient.organization value of http://foo.com/Organization/1.

        Under the default behaviour if this value has not been changed, the above resource would be rejected by the server because it requires all references to be resolvable on the local server.

        Note that external references will be indexed by the server and may be searched (e.g. Patient:organization), but chained searches (e.g. Patient:organization.name) will not work across these references.

        It is recommended to also set setTreatBaseUrlsAsLocal(Set) if this value is set to true

        See Also:
        setTreatBaseUrlsAsLocal(Set), setAllowExternalReferences(boolean)

      • setAllowExternalReferences

        public void setAllowExternalReferences​(boolean theAllowExternalReferences)
        If set to true (default is false) the server will allow resources to have references to external servers. For example if this server is running at http://example.com/fhir and this setting is set to true the server will allow a Patient resource to be saved with a Patient.organization value of http://foo.com/Organization/1.

        Under the default behaviour if this value has not been changed, the above resource would be rejected by the server because it requires all references to be resolvable on the local server.

        Note that external references will be indexed by the server and may be searched (e.g. Patient:organization), but chained searches (e.g. Patient:organization.name) will not work across these references.

        It is recommended to also set setTreatBaseUrlsAsLocal(Set) if this value is set to true

        See Also:
        setTreatBaseUrlsAsLocal(Set), setAllowExternalReferences(boolean)

      • setAllowInlineMatchUrlReferences

        public void setAllowInlineMatchUrlReferences​(boolean theAllowInlineMatchUrlReferences)
        Should references containing match URLs be resolved and replaced in create and update operations. For example, if this property is set to true and a resource is created containing a reference to "Patient?identifier=12345", this is reference match URL will be resolved and replaced according to the usual match URL rules.

        Default is true beginning in HAPI FHIR 2.4, since this feature is now specified in the FHIR specification. (Previously it was an experimental/proposed feature)

        Since:
        1.5

      • isAutoCreatePlaceholderReferenceTargets

        public boolean isAutoCreatePlaceholderReferenceTargets()
        When creating or updating a resource: If this property is set to true (default is false), if the resource has a reference to another resource on the local server but that reference does not exist, a placeholder resource will be created.

        In other words, if an observation with subject Patient/FOO is created, but there is no resource called Patient/FOO on the server, this property causes an empty patient with ID "FOO" to be created in order to prevent this operation from failing.

        This property can be useful in cases where replication between two servers is wanted. Note however that references containing purely numeric IDs will not be auto-created as they are never allowed to be client supplied in HAPI FHIR JPA.

        All placeholder resources created in this way have an extension with the URL HapiExtensions.EXT_RESOURCE_PLACEHOLDER and the value "true".

      • setAutoCreatePlaceholderReferenceTargets

        public void setAutoCreatePlaceholderReferenceTargets​(boolean theAutoCreatePlaceholderReferenceTargets)
        When creating or updating a resource: If this property is set to true (default is false), if the resource has a reference to another resource on the local server but that reference does not exist, a placeholder resource will be created.

        In other words, if an observation with subject Patient/FOO is created, but there is no resource called Patient/FOO on the server, this property causes an empty patient with ID "FOO" to be created in order to prevent this operation from failing.

        This property can be useful in cases where replication between two servers is wanted. Note however that references containing purely numeric IDs will not be auto-created as they are never allowed to be client supplied in HAPI FHIR JPA.

        All placeholder resources created in this way have an extension with the URL HapiExtensions.EXT_RESOURCE_PLACEHOLDER and the value "true".

      • isPopulateIdentifierInAutoCreatedPlaceholderReferenceTargets

        public boolean isPopulateIdentifierInAutoCreatedPlaceholderReferenceTargets()
        When setAutoCreatePlaceholderReferenceTargets(boolean) is enabled, if this setting is set to true (default is true) and the source reference has an identifier populated, the identifier will be copied to the target resource.

        When enabled, if an Observation contains a reference like the one below, and no existing resource was found that matches the given ID, a new one will be created and its Patient.identifier value will be populated using the value from Observation.subject.identifier. 

         {
   "resourceType": "Observation",
   "subject": {
     "reference": "Patient/ABC",
     "identifier": {
       "system": "http://foo",
       "value": "123"
     }
   }
 }

        This method is often combined with setAllowInlineMatchUrlReferences(boolean).

        In other words if an Observation contains a reference like the one below, and no existing resource was found that matches the given match URL, a new one will be created and its Patient.identifier value will be populated using the value from Observation.subject.identifier. 

         {
   "resourceType": "Observation",
   "subject": {
     "reference": "Patient?identifier=http://foo|123",
     "identifier": {
       "system": "http://foo",
       "value": "123"
     }
   }
 }

        Note that the default for this setting was previously false, and was changed to true in 5.4.0 with consideration to the following: 

         CP = Auto-Create Placeholder Reference Targets
 PI = Populate Identifier in Auto-Created Placeholder Reference Targets

 CP | PI
 -------
  F | F  <- PI=F is ignored
  F | T  <- PI=T is ignored
  T | F  <- resources may reference placeholder reference targets that are never updated : (
  T | T  <- placeholder reference targets can be updated : )

        Where CP=T and PI=F, the following could happen:

        1. Resource instance A is created with a reference to resource instance B. B is a placeholder reference target without an identifier.
        2. Resource instance C is conditionally created using a match URL. It is not matched to B although these resources represent the same entity.
        3. A continues to reference placeholder B, and does not reference populated C.

        There may be cases where configuring this setting to false would be appropriate; however, these are exceptional cases that should be opt-in.

        Since:
        4.2.0

      • setPopulateIdentifierInAutoCreatedPlaceholderReferenceTargets

        public void setPopulateIdentifierInAutoCreatedPlaceholderReferenceTargets​(boolean thePopulateIdentifierInAutoCreatedPlaceholderReferenceTargets)
        When setAutoCreatePlaceholderReferenceTargets(boolean) is enabled, if this setting is set to true (default is true) and the source reference has an identifier populated, the identifier will be copied to the target resource.

        When enabled, if an Observation contains a reference like the one below, and no existing resource was found that matches the given ID, a new one will be created and its Patient.identifier value will be populated using the value from Observation.subject.identifier. 

         {
   "resourceType": "Observation",
   "subject": {
     "reference": "Patient/ABC",
     "identifier": {
       "system": "http://foo",
       "value": "123"
     }
   }
 }

        This method is often combined with setAllowInlineMatchUrlReferences(boolean).

        In other words if an Observation contains a reference like the one below, and no existing resource was found that matches the given match URL, a new one will be created and its Patient.identifier value will be populated using the value from Observation.subject.identifier. 

         {
   "resourceType": "Observation",
   "subject": {
     "reference": "Patient?identifier=http://foo|123",
     "identifier": {
       "system": "http://foo",
       "value": "123"
     }
   }
 }

        Note that the default for this setting was previously false, and was changed to true in 5.4.0 with consideration to the following: 

         CP = Auto-Create Placeholder Reference Targets
 PI = Populate Identifier in Auto-Created Placeholder Reference Targets

 CP | PI
 -------
  F | F  <- PI=F is ignored
  F | T  <- PI=T is ignored
  T | F  <- resources may reference placeholder reference targets that are never updated : (
  T | T  <- placeholder reference targets can be updated : )

        Where CP=T and PI=F, the following could happen:

        1. Resource instance A is created with a reference to resource instance B. B is a placeholder reference target without an identifier.
        2. Resource instance C is conditionally created using a match URL. It is not matched to B although these resources represent the same entity.
        3. A continues to reference placeholder B, and does not reference populated C.

        There may be cases where configuring this setting to false would be appropriate; however, these are exceptional cases that should be opt-in.

        Since:
        4.2.0

      • isEnforceReferentialIntegrityOnDelete

        public boolean isEnforceReferentialIntegrityOnDelete()
        If set to false (default is true) resources will be permitted to be deleted even if other resources currently contain references to them.

        This property can cause confusing results for clients of the server since searches, includes, and other FHIR features may not behave as expected when referential integrity is not preserved. Use this feature with caution.

      • setEnforceReferentialIntegrityOnDelete

        public void setEnforceReferentialIntegrityOnDelete​(boolean theEnforceReferentialIntegrityOnDelete)
        If set to false (default is true) resources will be permitted to be deleted even if other resources currently contain references to them.

        This property can cause confusing results for clients of the server since searches, includes, and other FHIR features may not behave as expected when referential integrity is not preserved. Use this feature with caution.

      • isEnforceReferentialIntegrityOnWrite

        public boolean isEnforceReferentialIntegrityOnWrite()
        If set to false (default is true) resources will be permitted to be created or updated even if they contain references to local resources that do not exist.

        For example, if a patient contains a reference to managing organization Organization/FOO but FOO is not a valid ID for an organization on the server, the operation will be blocked unless this propery has been set to false

        This property can cause confusing results for clients of the server since searches, includes, and other FHIR features may not behave as expected when referential integrity is not preserved. Use this feature with caution.

      • setEnforceReferentialIntegrityOnWrite

        public void setEnforceReferentialIntegrityOnWrite​(boolean theEnforceReferentialIntegrityOnWrite)
        If set to false (default is true) resources will be permitted to be created or updated even if they contain references to local resources that do not exist.

        For example, if a patient contains a reference to managing organization Organization/FOO but FOO is not a valid ID for an organization on the server, the operation will be blocked unless this propery has been set to false

        This property can cause confusing results for clients of the server since searches, includes, and other FHIR features may not behave as expected when referential integrity is not preserved. Use this feature with caution.

      • isExpireSearchResults

        public boolean isExpireSearchResults()
        If this is set to false (default is true) the stale search deletion task will be disabled (meaning that search results will be retained in the database indefinitely). USE WITH CAUTION.

        This feature is useful if you want to define your own process for deleting these (e.g. because you are running in a cluster)

      • setExpireSearchResults

        public void setExpireSearchResults​(boolean theDeleteStaleSearches)
        If this is set to false (default is true) the stale search deletion task will be disabled (meaning that search results will be retained in the database indefinitely). USE WITH CAUTION.

        This feature is useful if you want to define your own process for deleting these (e.g. because you are running in a cluster)

      • isExpungeEnabled

        public boolean isExpungeEnabled()
        If set to true (default is false), the $expunge operation will be enabled on this server. This operation is potentially dangerous since it allows a client to physically delete data in a way that can not be recovered (without resorting to backups).

        It is recommended to not enable this setting without appropriate security in place on your server to prevent non-administrators from using this operation.

      • setExpungeEnabled

        public void setExpungeEnabled​(boolean theExpungeEnabled)
        If set to true (default is false), the $expunge operation will be enabled on this server. This operation is potentially dangerous since it allows a client to physically delete data in a way that can not be recovered (without resorting to backups).

        It is recommended to not enable this setting without appropriate security in place on your server to prevent non-administrators from using this operation.

      • isDeleteExpungeEnabled

        public boolean isDeleteExpungeEnabled()
        If set to true (default is false), the _expunge parameter on the DELETE operation will be enabled on this server. DELETE _expunge removes all data associated with a resource in a highly performant way, skipping most of the the checks that are enforced with usual DELETE operations. The only check that is performed before deleting the data is that no other resources reference the resources about to be deleted. This operation is potentially dangerous since it allows a client to physically delete data in a way that can not be recovered (without resorting to backups).

        It is recommended to not enable this setting without appropriate security in place on your server to prevent non-administrators from using this operation.

      • setDeleteExpungeEnabled

        public void setDeleteExpungeEnabled​(boolean theDeleteExpungeEnabled)
        If set to true (default is false), the _expunge parameter on the DELETE operation will be enabled on this server. DELETE _expunge removes all data associated with a resource in a highly performant way, skipping most of the the checks that are enforced with usual DELETE operations. The only check that is performed before deleting the resources and their indexes is that no other resources reference the resources about to be deleted. This operation is potentially dangerous since it allows a client to physically delete data in a way that can not be recovered (without resorting to backups).

        It is recommended to not enable this setting without appropriate security in place on your server to prevent non-administrators from using this operation.

      • getExpungeBatchSize

        public int getExpungeBatchSize()
        The expunge batch size (default 800) determines the number of records deleted within a single transaction by the expunge operation. When expunging via DELETE ?_expunge=true, then this value determines the batch size for the number of resources deleted and expunged at a time.

      • setExpungeBatchSize

        public void setExpungeBatchSize​(int theExpungeBatchSize)
        The expunge batch size (default 800) determines the number of records deleted within a single transaction by the expunge operation. When expunging via DELETE ?_expunge=true, then this value determines the batch size for the number of resources deleted and expunged at a time.

      • getReindexBatchSize

        public int getReindexBatchSize()
        The reindex batch size (default 800) determines the number of records reindexed in a single transaction.

      • setReindexBatchSize

        public void setReindexBatchSize​(int theReindexBatchSize)
        The reindex batch size (default 800) determines the number of records reindexed in a single transaction.

      • isReindexEnabled

        public boolean isReindexEnabled()
        If set to false (default is true), reindexing of resources will be disabled on this server.

      • setReindexEnabled

        public void setReindexEnabled​(boolean theReindexEnabled)
        If set to false (default is true), reindexing of resources will be disabled on this server.

      • isMarkResourcesForReindexingUponSearchParameterChange

        public boolean isMarkResourcesForReindexingUponSearchParameterChange()
        Should resources be marked as needing reindexing when a SearchParameter resource is added or changed. This should generally be true (which is the default)

      • setMarkResourcesForReindexingUponSearchParameterChange

        public void setMarkResourcesForReindexingUponSearchParameterChange​(boolean theMarkResourcesForReindexingUponSearchParameterChange)
        Should resources be marked as needing reindexing when a SearchParameter resource is added or changed. This should generally be true (which is the default)

      • isSuppressUpdatesWithNoChange

        public boolean isSuppressUpdatesWithNoChange()
        If set to true (default is true), if a client performs an update which does not actually result in any chance to a given resource (e.g. an update where the resource body matches the existing resource body in the database) the operation will succeed but a new version (and corresponding history entry) will not actually be created. The existing resource version will be returned to the client.

        If set to false, all updates will result in the creation of a new version

      • setSuppressUpdatesWithNoChange

        public void setSuppressUpdatesWithNoChange​(boolean theSuppressUpdatesWithNoChange)
        If set to true (default is true), if a client performs an update which does not actually result in any chance to a given resource (e.g. an update where the resource body matches the existing resource body in the database) the operation will succeed but a new version (and corresponding history entry) will not actually be created. The existing resource version will be returned to the client.

        If set to false, all updates will result in the creation of a new version

      • isUniqueIndexesCheckedBeforeSave

        public boolean isUniqueIndexesCheckedBeforeSave()
        When using unique indexes, if this setting is set to true (default is true) the system will test for the existence of a particular unique index value prior to saving a new one.

        This causes friendlier error messages to be generated, but adds an extra round-trip to the database for eavh save so it can cause a small performance hit.

      • setUniqueIndexesCheckedBeforeSave

        public void setUniqueIndexesCheckedBeforeSave​(boolean theUniqueIndexesCheckedBeforeSave)
        When using unique indexes, if this setting is set to true (default is true) the system will test for the existence of a particular unique index value prior to saving a new one.

        This causes friendlier error messages to be generated, but adds an extra round-trip to the database for each save so it can cause a small performance hit.

      • isUniqueIndexesEnabled

        public boolean isUniqueIndexesEnabled()
        If set to true (default is true), indexes will be created for search parameters marked as HapiExtensions.EXT_SP_UNIQUE. This is a HAPI FHIR specific extension which can be used to specify that no more than one resource can exist which matches a given criteria, using a database constraint to enforce this.

      • setUniqueIndexesEnabled

        public void setUniqueIndexesEnabled​(boolean theUniqueIndexesEnabled)
        If set to true (default is true), indexes will be created for search parameters marked as HapiExtensions.EXT_SP_UNIQUE. This is a HAPI FHIR specific extension which can be used to specify that no more than one resource can exist which matches a given criteria, using a database constraint to enforce this.

      • isValidateSearchParameterExpressionsOnSave

        public boolean isValidateSearchParameterExpressionsOnSave()
        If true (default is true), before allowing a SearchParameter resource to be stored (create, update, etc.) the expression will be performed against an empty resource to ensure that the FHIRPath executor is able to process it.

        This should proabably always be set to true, but is configurable in order to support some unit tests.

      • setValidateSearchParameterExpressionsOnSave

        public void setValidateSearchParameterExpressionsOnSave​(boolean theValidateSearchParameterExpressionsOnSave)
        If true (default is true), before allowing a SearchParameter resource to be stored (create, update, etc.) the expression will be performed against an empty resource to ensure that the FHIRPath executor is able to process it.

        This should proabably always be set to true, but is configurable in order to support some unit tests.

      • getSearchPreFetchThresholds

        public List<Integer> getSearchPreFetchThresholds()
        This setting sets the number of search results to prefetch. For example, if this list is set to [100, 1000, -1] then the server will initially load 100 results and not attempt to load more. If the user requests subsequent page(s) of results and goes past 100 results, the system will load the next 900 (up to the following threshold of 1000). The system will progressively work through these thresholds.

        A threshold of -1 means to load all results. Note that if the final threshold is a number other than -1, the system will never prefetch more than the given number.

      • setSearchPreFetchThresholds

        public void setSearchPreFetchThresholds​(List<Integer> thePreFetchThresholds)
        This setting sets the number of search results to prefetch. For example, if this list is set to [100, 1000, -1] then the server will initially load 100 results and not attempt to load more. If the user requests subsequent page(s) of results and goes past 100 results, the system will load the next 900 (up to the following threshold of 1000). The system will progressively work through these thresholds.

        A threshold of -1 means to load all results. Note that if the final threshold is a number other than -1, the system will never prefetch more than the given number.

      • getDisableHashBasedSearches

        public boolean getDisableHashBasedSearches()
        If set to true (default is false) the server will not use hash based searches. These searches were introduced in HAPI FHIR 3.5.0 and are the new default way of searching. However they require a very large data migration if an existing system has a large amount of data so this setting can be used to use the old search mechanism while data is migrated.
        Since:
        3.6.0

      • setDisableHashBasedSearches

        public void setDisableHashBasedSearches​(boolean theDisableHashBasedSearches)
        If set to true (default is false) the server will not use hash based searches. These searches were introduced in HAPI FHIR 3.5.0 and are the new default way of searching. However they require a very large data migration if an existing system has a large amount of data so this setting can be used to use the old search mechanism while data is migrated.
        Since:
        3.6.0

      • isEnableInMemorySubscriptionMatching

        public boolean isEnableInMemorySubscriptionMatching()
        If set to false (default is true) the server will not use in-memory subscription searching and instead use the database matcher for all subscription criteria matching.

        When there are subscriptions registered on the server, the default behaviour is to compare the changed resource to the subscription criteria directly in-memory without going out to the database. Certain types of subscription criteria, e.g. chained references of queries with qualifiers or prefixes, are not supported by the in-memory matcher and will fall back to a database matcher.

        The database matcher performs a query against the database by prepending ?id=XYZ to the subscription criteria where XYZ is the id of the changed entity

        Since:
        3.6.1

      • setEnableInMemorySubscriptionMatching

        public void setEnableInMemorySubscriptionMatching​(boolean theEnableInMemorySubscriptionMatching)
        If set to false (default is true) the server will not use in-memory subscription searching and instead use the database matcher for all subscription criteria matching.

        When there are subscriptions registered on the server, the default behaviour is to compare the changed resource to the subscription criteria directly in-memory without going out to the database. Certain types of subscription criteria, e.g. chained references of queries with qualifiers or prefixes, are not supported by the in-memory matcher and will fall back to a database matcher.

        The database matcher performs a query against the database by prepending ?id=XYZ to the subscription criteria where XYZ is the id of the changed entity

        Since:
        3.6.1

      • isAllowContainsSearches

        public boolean isAllowContainsSearches()
        If enabled, the server will support the use of :contains searches, which are helpful but can have adverse effects on performance.

        Default is false (Note that prior to HAPI FHIR 3.5.0 the default was true)

        Note: If you change this value after data already has already been stored in the database, you must for a reindexing of all data in the database or resources may not be searchable.

      • setAllowContainsSearches

        public void setAllowContainsSearches​(boolean theAllowContainsSearches)
        If enabled, the server will support the use of :contains searches, which are helpful but can have adverse effects on performance.

        Default is false (Note that prior to HAPI FHIR 3.5.0 the default was true)

        Note: If you change this value after data already has already been stored in the database, you must for a reindexing of all data in the database or resources may not be searchable.

      • isAllowMdmExpansion

        public boolean isAllowMdmExpansion()
        If enabled, the server will support the use of :mdm search parameter qualifier on Reference Search Parameters. This Parameter Qualifier is HAPI-specific, and not defined anywhere in the FHIR specification. Using this qualifier will result in an MDM expansion being done on the reference, which will expand the search scope. For example, if Patient/1 is MDM-matched to Patient/2 and you execute the search: Observation?subject:mdm=Patient/1 , you will receive observations for both Patient/1 and Patient/2.

        Default is false

        Since:
        5.4.0

      • setAllowMdmExpansion

        public void setAllowMdmExpansion​(boolean theAllowMdmExpansion)
        If enabled, the server will support the use of :mdm search parameter qualifier on Reference Search Parameters. This Parameter Qualifier is HAPI-specific, and not defined anywhere in the FHIR specification. Using this qualifier will result in an MDM expansion being done on the reference, which will expand the search scope. For example, if Patient/1 is MDM-matched to Patient/2 and you execute the search: Observation?subject:mdm=Patient/1 , you will receive observations for both Patient/1 and Patient/2.

        Default is false

        Since:
        5.4.0

      • getTreatBaseUrlsAsLocal

        public Set<String> getTreatBaseUrlsAsLocal()
        This setting may be used to advise the server that any references found in resources that have any of the base URLs given here will be replaced with simple local references.

        For example, if the set contains the value http://example.com/base/ and a resource is submitted to the server that contains a reference to http://example.com/base/Patient/1, the server will automatically convert this reference to Patient/1

        Note that this property has different behaviour from getTreatReferencesAsLogical()

        See Also:
        getTreatReferencesAsLogical()

      • setTreatBaseUrlsAsLocal

        public void setTreatBaseUrlsAsLocal​(Set<String> theTreatBaseUrlsAsLocal)
        This setting may be used to advise the server that any references found in resources that have any of the base URLs given here will be replaced with simple local references.

        For example, if the set contains the value http://example.com/base/ and a resource is submitted to the server that contains a reference to http://example.com/base/Patient/1, the server will automatically convert this reference to Patient/1

        Parameters:
        theTreatBaseUrlsAsLocal - The set of base URLs. May be null, which means no references will be treated as external

      • isDefaultSearchParamsCanBeOverridden

        public boolean isDefaultSearchParamsCanBeOverridden()
        If set to true the default search params (i.e. the search parameters that are defined by the FHIR specification itself) may be overridden by uploading search parameters to the server with the same code as the built-in search parameter.

        This can be useful if you want to be able to disable or alter the behaviour of the default search parameters.

        The default value for this setting is false

      • setDefaultSearchParamsCanBeOverridden

        public void setDefaultSearchParamsCanBeOverridden​(boolean theDefaultSearchParamsCanBeOverridden)
        If set to true the default search params (i.e. the search parameters that are defined by the FHIR specification itself) may be overridden by uploading search parameters to the server with the same code as the built-in search parameter.

        This can be useful if you want to be able to disable or alter the behaviour of the default search parameters.

        The default value for this setting is false

      • addSupportedSubscriptionType

        public DaoConfig addSupportedSubscriptionType​(org.hl7.fhir.dstu2.model.Subscription.SubscriptionChannelType theSubscriptionChannelType)
        This setting indicates which subscription channel types are supported by the server. Any subscriptions submitted to the server matching these types will be activated.

      • getEmailFromAddress

        public String getEmailFromAddress()
        If e-mail subscriptions are supported, the From address used when sending e-mails

      • setEmailFromAddress

        public void setEmailFromAddress​(String theEmailFromAddress)
        If e-mail subscriptions are supported, the From address used when sending e-mails

      • getWebsocketContextPath

        public String getWebsocketContextPath()
        If websocket subscriptions are enabled, this defines the context path that listens to them. Default value "/websocket".

      • setWebsocketContextPath

        public void setWebsocketContextPath​(String theWebsocketContextPath)
        If websocket subscriptions are enabled, this defines the context path that listens to them. Default value "/websocket".

      • isFilterParameterEnabled

        public boolean isFilterParameterEnabled()
        If set to true the _filter search parameter will be enabled on this server. Note that _filter is very powerful, but also potentially dangerous as it can allow a user to create a query for which there are no indexes or efficient query plans for the database to leverage while performing the query. As a result, this feature is recommended only for servers where the querying applications are known in advance and a database administrator can properly tune the database for the resulting queries.

      • setFilterParameterEnabled

        public void setFilterParameterEnabled​(boolean theFilterParameterEnabled)
        If set to true the _filter search parameter will be enabled on this server. Note that _filter is very powerful, but also potentially dangerous as it can allow a user to create a query for which there are no indexes or efficient query plans for the database to leverage while performing the query. As a result, this feature is recommended only for servers where the querying applications are known in advance and a database administrator can properly tune the database for the resulting queries.

      • isPreExpandValueSets

        public boolean isPreExpandValueSets()

        If set to true, ValueSets and expansions are stored in terminology tables. This is to facilitate optimization of the $expand operation on large ValueSets.

        The default value for this setting is true.

        Since:
        4.1.0

      • setPreExpandValueSets

        public void setPreExpandValueSets​(boolean thePreExpandValueSets)

        If set to true, ValueSets and expansions are stored in terminology tables. This is to facilitate optimization of the $expand operation on large ValueSets.

        The default value for this setting is true.

        Since:
        4.1.0

      • isDeleteEnabled

        public boolean isDeleteEnabled()
        This setting should be disabled (set to false) on servers that are not allowing deletes. Default is true. If deletes are disabled, some checks for resource deletion can be skipped, which improves performance. This is particularly helpful when large amounts of data containing client-assigned IDs are being loaded, but it can also improve search performance.
        Since:
        5.0.0

      • setDeleteEnabled

        public void setDeleteEnabled​(boolean theDeleteEnabled)
        This setting should be disabled (set to false) on servers that are not allowing deletes. Default is true. If deletes are disabled, some checks for resource deletion can be skipped, which improves performance. This is particularly helpful when large amounts of data containing client-assigned IDs are being loaded, but it can also improve search performance.
        Since:
        5.0.0

      • getMaximumDeleteConflictQueryCount

        public Integer getMaximumDeleteConflictQueryCount()

        This determines the maximum number of conflicts that should be fetched and handled while retrying a delete of a resource.

        The default value for this setting is 60.

        Since:
        5.1.0

      • setMaximumDeleteConflictQueryCount

        public void setMaximumDeleteConflictQueryCount​(Integer theMaximumDeleteConflictQueryCount)

        This determines the maximum number of conflicts that should be fetched and handled while retrying a delete of a resource.

        The default value for this setting is 60.

        Since:
        5.1.0

      • setPreloadBlobFromInputStream

        @Deprecated
public void setPreloadBlobFromInputStream​(Boolean thePreloadBlobFromInputStream)
        Deprecated.
        In 5.2.0 this setting no longer does anything

        This determines whether $binary-access-write operations should first load the InputStream into memory before persisting the contents to the database. This needs to be enabled for MS SQL Server as this DB requires that the blob size be known in advance.

        Note that this setting should be enabled with caution as it can lead to significant demands on memory.

        The default value for this setting is false.

        Since:
        5.1.0

      • getInternalSynchronousSearchSize

        public Integer getInternalSynchronousSearchSize()

        This determines the internal search size that is run synchronously during operations such as searching for Code System IDs by System and Code

        Since:
        5.4.0

      • setInternalSynchronousSearchSize

        public void setInternalSynchronousSearchSize​(Integer theInternalSynchronousSearchSize)

        This determines the internal search size that is run synchronously during operations such as searching for Code System IDs by System and Code

        Since:
        5.4.0

      • isEnableTaskBulkImportJobExecution

        public boolean isEnableTaskBulkImportJobExecution()
        If this is enabled (this is the default), this server will attempt to activate and run Bulk Import batch jobs. Otherwise, this server will not.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • setEnableTaskBulkImportJobExecution

        public void setEnableTaskBulkImportJobExecution​(boolean theEnableTaskBulkImportJobExecution)
        If this is enabled (this is the default), this server will attempt to activate and run Bulk Import batch jobs. Otherwise, this server will not.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • isEnableTaskBulkExportJobExecution

        public boolean isEnableTaskBulkExportJobExecution()
        If this is enabled (this is the default), this server will attempt to activate and run Bulk Export batch jobs. Otherwise, this server will not.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • setEnableTaskBulkExportJobExecution

        public void setEnableTaskBulkExportJobExecution​(boolean theEnableTaskBulkExportJobExecution)
        If this is enabled (this is the default), this server will attempt to activate and run Bulk Export batch jobs. Otherwise, this server will not.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • isEnableTaskPreExpandValueSets

        public boolean isEnableTaskPreExpandValueSets()
        If this is enabled (this is the default), this server will attempt to pre-expand any ValueSets that have been uploaded and are not yet pre-expanded. Otherwise, this server will not.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • setEnableTaskPreExpandValueSets

        public void setEnableTaskPreExpandValueSets​(boolean theEnableTaskPreExpandValueSets)
        If this is enabled (this is the default), this server will attempt to pre-expand any ValueSets that have been uploaded and are not yet pre-expanded. Otherwise, this server will not.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • isEnableTaskStaleSearchCleanup

        public boolean isEnableTaskStaleSearchCleanup()
        If this is enabled (this is the default), this server will periodically scan for and try to delete stale searches in the database. Otherwise, this server will not.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • setEnableTaskStaleSearchCleanup

        public void setEnableTaskStaleSearchCleanup​(boolean theEnableTaskStaleSearchCleanup)
        If this is enabled (this is the default), this server will periodically scan for and try to delete stale searches in the database. Otherwise, this server will not.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • isEnableTaskResourceReindexing

        public boolean isEnableTaskResourceReindexing()
        If this is enabled (this is the default), this server will attempt to run resource reindexing jobs. Otherwise, this server will not.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • setEnableTaskResourceReindexing

        public void setEnableTaskResourceReindexing​(boolean theEnableTaskResourceReindexing)
        If this is enabled (this is the default), this server will attempt to run resource reindexing jobs. Otherwise, this server will not.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • isMassIngestionMode

        public boolean isMassIngestionMode()
        If this is enabled (disabled by default), Mass Ingestion Mode is enabled. In this mode, a number of runtime checks are disabled. This mode is designed for rapid backloading of data while the system is not being otherwise used.

        In this mode:

        - Tags/Profiles/Security Labels will not be updated on existing resources that already have them - Resources modification checks will be skipped in favour of a simple hash check - Extra resource ID caching is enabled

        Since:
        5.5.0

      • setMassIngestionMode

        public void setMassIngestionMode​(boolean theMassIngestionMode)
        If this is enabled (disabled by default), Mass Ingestion Mode is enabled. In this mode, a number of runtime checks are disabled. This mode is designed for rapid backloading of data while the system is not being otherwise used.

        In this mode:

        - Tags/Profiles/Security Labels will not be updated on existing resources that already have them - Resources modification checks will be skipped in favour of a simple hash check - Extra resource ID caching is enabled

        Since:
        5.5.0

      • isAccountForDateIndexNulls

        public boolean isAccountForDateIndexNulls()
        If set to true (default is false), date indexes will account for null values in the range columns. As of 5.3.0 we no longer place null values in these columns, but legacy data may exist that still has these values. Note that enabling this results in more complexity in the search SQL.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • setAccountForDateIndexNulls

        public void setAccountForDateIndexNulls​(boolean theAccountForDateIndexNulls)
        If set to true (default is false), date indexes will account for null values in the range columns. As of 5.3.0 we no longer place null values in these columns, but legacy data may exist that still has these values. Note that enabling this results in more complexity in the search SQL.
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • isTriggerSubscriptionsForNonVersioningChanges

        public boolean isTriggerSubscriptionsForNonVersioningChanges()
        If set to true (default is false) then subscriptions will be triggered for resource updates even if they do not trigger a new version (e.g. $meta-add and $meta-delete).
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • setTriggerSubscriptionsForNonVersioningChanges

        public void setTriggerSubscriptionsForNonVersioningChanges​(boolean theTriggerSubscriptionsForNonVersioningChanges)
        If set to true (default is false) then subscriptions will be triggered for resource updates even if they do not trigger a new version (e.g. $meta-add and $meta-delete).
        Since:
        5.5.0

      • getBundleBatchMaxPoolSize

        public Integer getBundleBatchMaxPoolSize()
        Get the batch transaction thread max pool size. set max pool size to 1 for single thread
        Since:
        5.6.0

      • getElasticSearchIndexPrefix

        public String getElasticSearchIndexPrefix()
        Sets a prefix for any indexes created when interacting with elasticsearch. This will apply to fulltext search indexes and terminology expansion indexes.
        Since:
        5.6.0

      • setElasticSearchIndexPrefix

        public void setElasticSearchIndexPrefix​(String thePrefix)
        Sets a prefix for any indexes created when interacting with elasticsearch. This will apply to fulltext search indexes and terminology expansion indexes.
        Since:
        5.6.0