Markus D. Herrmann

> For smallish archives (< 100,000 studies), they are not needed at all as the entire data set can easily fit in memory That is a big assumption. In pathology,...

> Many PACS systems store everything they need to respond to QIDO-RS/CFIND in an RDBMS. This is problematic because the DB becomes very large and also a chokepoint for data...

@chafey we may want to consider [Supplement 223: Inventory IOD and Related Services](https://www.dicomstandard.org/docs/librariesprovider2/dicomdocuments/sup223_pc_inventoryiodandservices.pdf). The proposed Inventory IOD could be used to represent and share a database index.

I agree, that would be a valuable addition. We would happily accept a pull request. Personally, I have limited experience with UPS-RS so far and will need to investigate a...

Thank you @yliu7366 for reporting the issue. The seems the examples have not been updated server-side. @pieper @swederik @Punzo @igoroctaviano do you have any insight into why the examples are...

The examples also don't work locally when using ``. However, they work when using ``.

> How can I quickly check features if the online examples don't work? @Sledzik you can check locally, instructing `...` to use the locally built bundle (see above https://github.com/MGHComputationalPathology/dicom-microscopy-viewer/issues/55#issuecomment-862343823).

Thanks for reporting the issue @jamesdigid. Could you kindly provide some additional information (version of the software, data used, etc.) that may help us debug the problem.

Could you try whether you can reproduce the problem using Slim (https://github.com/herrmannlab/slim)?

I don't think this is part of the standard. Part 3.18 Section 7.2 Resources, Representations, and Target URIs states > In RESTful Web Services, a resource is an abstract object...