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articles/healthcare-apis/includes/fhir-bulk-delete-operation.md

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FHIR service requires specific headers and roles enabled to use bulk delete capability
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## Headers
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To perform bulk delete capability header parameters needed are:
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Bulk delete capability header parameters are:
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- **Accept**: application/fhir+json
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- What are the steps for resolution if my bulk delete job seems to be stuck?<br/><br/> To check if a bulk delete job is stuck, run a FHIR search with the same parameters as the bulk delete job and _summary=count. If the count of resources is going down, the job is working. You can also cancel the bulk delete job and try again.
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- Will API interactions see any latency when a bulk delete operation job is executed concurrently?<br/><br/>When you run a bulk delete operation, you might see increased latency on concurrent calls to the service. To avoid a latency increase, we recommend that you cancel the bulk delete job, and then rerun it during a period of lower traffic.
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- Do API interactions see any latency when a bulk delete operation job is executed concurrently?<br/><br/>When you run a bulk delete operation, you might see increased latency on concurrent calls to the service. To avoid a latency increase, we recommend that you cancel the bulk delete job, and then rerun it during a period of lower traffic.
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> [!NOTE]
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> If you cancel and then restart a bulk delete job, the deletion process resumes from where it was stopped.
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Some examples of using `$bulk-delete` with `_include` and `_revinclude`:
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The following example using `_revinclude` will bulk delete all Patient resources that were last updated before 12/18/2021, as well as all resources that reference to those patients:
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The following example using `_revinclude` will bulk delete all Patient resources that were last updated before December 18, 2021, and all resources that reference to those patients:
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`DELETE [base]/Patient/$bulk-delete?_lastUpdated=lt2021-12-18&_revinclude=*:*`
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`DELETE [base]/DiagnosticReport/$bulk-delete?_lastUpdated=lt2021-12-12&_include=DiagnosticReport:based-on:ServiceRequest&_include:iterate=ServiceRequest:encounter`
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### `$bulk-delete` with `_not-referenced`
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Note: This feature is available in Azure Health Data Services FHIR Server only, and is not available in Azure API for FHIR.
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Note: The `_not-referenced` feature is available in Azure Health Data Services FHIR Server only, and isn't available in Azure API for FHIR.
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As mentioned in the "Query parameters" section above, the `$bulk-delete` operation uses FHIR service supported search parameters. This includes the new `_not-referenced` parameter, which allows you to search for and delete resources that are not referenced by any other resources.
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As mentioned in the "Query parameters" section, the `$bulk-delete` operation uses FHIR service supported search parameters. This includes the new `_not-referenced` parameter, which allows you to search for and delete resources that are not referenced by any other resources.
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The following example will bulk delete all Patient resources that are not referenced by any other resources:
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`DELETE [base]/Patient/$bulk-delete?_not-referenced=*:*`

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