Global: ^INTHU

This is the date/time of the interface message.

1)= S ^INTHU("B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^INTHU("B",$E(X,1,30),DA)

This is the pointer to the INTERFACE DESTINATION file specifying the destination of the message.

1)= S ^INTHU("AD",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^INTHU("AD",$E(X,1,30),DA)

1)= Q

2)= N P S P=+$P(^INTHU(DA,0),U,16) K ^INLHSCH("DEST",+X,P,DA)

Cross-reference to kill extraneous nodes in the ^INLHSCH (output controller schedule) global when the destination is altered or the entry is deleted.

required. If acks are required, the status becomes ACCEPT ACK when the acceptance level ack is received, then COMPLETE (or NEGATIVE ACKNOWLEDGED) once the application level ack/nak is received.

1)= S ^INTHU("AS",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^INTHU("AS",$E(X,1,30),DA)

Cross-reference by status.  Used for reporting and purging.

1)= D ECHK^INHU(DA)

2)= Q

1)= N Y2 S Y2=$P(^INTHU(DA,0),U,16) I Y2]"" S Y2=$E(Y2,1,30) S ^INTHU("ASP",$E(X,1,30),Y2,DA)=""

2)= N Y2 S Y2=$P(^INTHU(DA,0),U,16) I Y2]"" S Y2=$E(Y2,1,30) K ^INTHU("ASP",$E(X,1,30),Y2,DA)

The status is then set to COMPLETE when the application acknowledgement is received.  If the message is sent under enhanced ack rules, the status is set to COMMIT ACK RECEIVED.

entry for this field which will be in the format DESTINATION POINTER-MESSID-NUMBER, where NUMBER starts at 1 and is incremented for each message with the same ID.

1)= S ^INTHU("C",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^INTHU("C",$E(X,1,30),DA)

This field is a recursive pointer to the entry in the UIF which contains the application level acknowledgement to the originating message. This field is only used for originating messages.

This is the pointer to the parent message.

This field is used to identify the source of the message.

This is the last activity date/time of the message.

This field indicates the direction of the message.  I=incoming. O=outgoing.

This field is only filled in for entries which were created through the Interface Formatter (originated in host database).  It indicates the Transaction Type which created this entry.

This is the number of attempts to transmit the outgoing message before it was successfully transmitted.

completing the current task.

This corresponds to the latest date/time value entered in the Activity Log multiple.  It is used to improve performance on transaction purging.

UNEDITABLE

This user initiated the creation of this transaction.

This is the priority assigned to the transaction at creation time.

WRITE AUTHORITY:  ^

1)= N Y1 S Y1=$P(^INTHU(DA,0),U,3) I Y1]"" S Y1=$E(Y1,1,30) S ^INTHU("ASP",Y1,$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= N Y1 S Y1=$P(^INTHU(DA,0),U,3) I Y1]"" S Y1=$E(Y1,1,30) K ^INTHU("ASP",Y1,$E(X,1,30),DA)

This field is stuffed with the sequence number if the message is being sent under sequence number protocol.

1)= Q

2)= K ^INTHU("ASEQ",$P(^INTHU(DA,0),U,2),$P(^INTHU(DA,0),U,17))

This is a cross reference in the format ^INTHU("ASEQ",dest.,seq #,da)="" For sites which use sequence number protocol, it allows interface messages to be re-queued based on the sequence number for the specified

destination. The x-ref is set directly by the sequence number protocol routine. The x-ref is killed when the INTHU entry is purged or when the interface is restarted using a different sequence number.

the UIF and this field is updated for the originating message to point to the accept ack.

the value of the time-to-process field in the Interface Transaction Type File.

Indicates if message should not be processed by the output controller.

This division is associated with this transaction.

This multiple contains an entry for each action (such as a successful transmission or a failure) as a message is processed by the GIS.

originating system when multiple instantiations of a remote system type exist.

The user who last edited this transaction.  The user's number will appear in the @EDITED special script variable if this transaction is processed into the local database.

This field stores the message ID as transmitted by the remote system. It is used when the GIS creates an acknowledge message, of which the MSA segment must contain the originating message ID.

1)= S ^INTHU("D",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^INTHU("D",$E(X,1,30),DA)

This x-ref is used to look-up the message ID of incoming messages.

This is the actual text of the interface message.

This is the task number created by the INHF routine to format a GIS message. The value is not entered by a user. It is entered by the GIS Formatter process when the message is created.

1)= S ^INTHU("AT",X,DA)=""

2)= K ^INTHU("AT",X,DA)

This cross ref. is used in the search function for the GIS query/response functionality in INTQRY routine.

This field holds the FileMan date and time that the Formatter task was scheduled to execute. It is not entered by a user. The value is entered by the GIS Formatter process as the message is created.

This is a computed field.  It indicates the date of the message.  It is derived from the DATE/TIME (#.01) field.

INDA array merged into this outbound message by the Format Controller prior to outbound script execution.  Used by application teams screening logic to determine outbound destinations to which to route a message.

message.