[Loris-dev] Adding candidates involved in multiple projects

[Christine Rogers]

Hi Michael,
Enabling candidates to be recruited into multiple projects is on our 2017
roadmap - we're quite far along with developing the multi-project candidate
model for specific initiatives, but have not integrated this into a release
version yet.
For the moment the best solution could be to create separate candidate
records, perhaps with similar PSCIDs e.g. MTL0001a, MTL0001b. Another
alternative is if your studies are related under one initiative, you could
use the subproject/cohort level to associate the candidate to different
project cohorts at the visit level (session level), but this may not be
ideal in the long term.
Best,
Christine

On Fri, Jul 14, 2017 at 1:01 PM, Michael Joseph <michael.joseph at sickkids.ca>
wrote:

> Hi Loris dev team,
>
>
> We have some candidates who are involved in multiple projects on LORIS. I
> was wondering how to go about inserting them into the 'candidate' table. I
> originally thought I could give the candidates the same CandID but change
> the PSCID. However, the CandID is the primary key and must be unique. Could
> I create a composite key with both CandID and PSCID or would that break
> something else?
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Michael
>
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McGill Centre for Integrative Neuroscience | MCIN.ca
Montreal Neurological Institute
McGill University | Montreal | Canada
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