OptionaldoctorsId of the referring doctor(s), optional, multi-valued with comma-separated values.
This property is used to filter samples based on the referring doctor, which is provided by the Adapter.
OptionalinstrumentsId of the instrument(s) (according to Iris), optional, multi-valued with comma-separated values.
This property is used to filter samples based on the instrument they are coming from in the Iris database and will be applied on Entity Framework level.
OptionallocationsId of the location(s) (according to Iris), optional, multi-valued with comma-separated values.
This property is used to filter samples based on their location in the Iris database and will be applied on Entity Framework level.
OptionalmaxOptional, maximum number of items to return.
Used to limit the number of results returned by the filter. If not specified, all matching samples will be returned.
OptionalrequestersId of the requester (fund, clinic, etc.), optional, multi-valued with comma-separated values.
This property is used to filter samples based on the requester, such as a fund or clinic, which is provided by the Adapter.
OptionalsampleId of the sample type(s), optional, multi-valued with comma-separated values.
The values of this property are the IDs of the samples as they are known in the Adapter, therefore it will be applied on adapter-provided data.
OptionalstatOptional indicator to return only stat samples.
This property is used to filter samples that are marked as "stat" (urgent). This flag is provided by the Adapter.
OptionalvisitId of the visit type(s), optional, multi-valued with comma-separated values.
This property is used to filter samples based on the type of visit, which is provided by the Adapter.
Static ReadonlyMAX_Represents the maximum number of items allowed.
This constant defines the upper limit for the number of items that can be processed or stored. Use this value to enforce constraints in your application logic.
Represents a filter used to query pending items based on various criteria.
This class provides properties for specifying filtering criteria such as location, instrument, sample type, etc. Each property is a list of strings, allowing multiple values to be specified for filtering.
Example: ?instrument=1,2&sampleType=2