s_w_abc
02/12/2024, 9:48 PMin
operator? what should be the expected format of the right-hand side operand?
Sorry If this is documented somewhere but I can't find it by searching through the docs.reshma
02/12/2024, 9:55 PMreshma
02/12/2024, 9:55 PMs_w_abc
02/12/2024, 10:01 PMin
. would be great to clarify that.s_w_abc
02/12/2024, 10:03 PM'id in "1, 2"'
and 'id in [1, 2]'
both aren't workingreshma
02/12/2024, 10:05 PMs_w_abc
02/12/2024, 10:09 PMreshma
02/12/2024, 11:05 PMrahul1
02/14/2024, 6:14 AMrahul1
02/14/2024, 6:16 AMin
is not appropriate here. You can just use the "or" search syntax here: https://www.medplum.com/docs/search/basic-search#searching-multiple-criteria
For example, the _filter=name eq Marge,Homer
rahul1
02/14/2024, 6:18 AM:in
modifier has a very specific meaning in FHIR - it refers to a value being included in a valuesets_w_abc
02/16/2024, 6:18 PMor
to search for a list of `id`srahul1
02/16/2024, 6:18 PMs_w_abc
02/16/2024, 6:21 PM_id
is even better!! I skipped _id
when reading the doc because I assumed it only allows to search for one specific id! what do you think if we add a yellow info
box to certain sections that can be misread by the reader.rahul1
02/18/2024, 12:07 AM