Routine: AMQQPOST

Package	Total	Call Graph
VA Fileman	2	^DIE (,IXALL)^DIK

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^DIE (,IXALL)^DIK

Package	Total	Caller Graph
Patient Care Component	6	BJPC2ENP BJPC2ENV BJPC2P1 BJPC2P11 BJPC2P5 BJPC2P7

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Name	Comments	DBIA/ICR reference
PRE	;EP;FOR PRE-INSTALL
A	;
C	;
B	;
D	;
ENV	;EP ; The following line prevents the "Disable Options..." and "Move ; Routines..." questions from being asked during the install.
POST	;EP;
DATA	;EP;TO RETRIEVE QMAN DATA

FileNo	Call Tags
^AMQQ(5 - [#9009075]	Classic Fileman Calls

Name	Line Occurrences (* Changed, ! Killed)
^AMQQ(	PRE+4!, PRE+6!, DATA+4, A+1, A+2, B+1, B+2, C+1, C+2, D+1* , D+2*
^AMQQ(1 - [#9009071]	POST+11, POST+13, POST+14
^AMQQ(5 - [#9009075]	POST+4
^AUTTMSR("B"	POST+8
^XTMP(	DATA+10, DATA+12, DATA+17, A+1, A+2, A+4, B+1, B+2, B+4, C+1 , C+2, C+4, D+1, D+2

Name	Field # of Occurrence
^(	POST+4, DATA+12, A+1, B+1, C+1, D+1
^(0	A+2, B+2, C+2, D+2

Name	Field # of Occurrence
A	DATA+1~, DATA+16, DATA+17, A+1, A+2, A+4, B+1, B+2, B+4, C+1 , C+2, C+4, D+1, D+2
>> AMQQ	DATA+7*, DATA+10, DATA+12, DATA+17, A+1, A+2, A+4, B+1, B+2, B+4 , C+1, C+2, C+4, D+1, D+2
B	DATA+1~, A+3, A+4, B+1, B+2, B+4, C+1, C+2, C+4, D+1 , D+2
C	DATA+1~, B+3, B+4, C+1, C+2, C+4, D+1, D+2
D	DATA+1~, C+3, C+4, D+1, D+2
>> DA	POST+3, POST+4, POST+8, POST+9, POST+12, POST+14, DATA+3, DATA+4, DATA+8, DATA+12* , DATA+14, DATA+17, A+1, A+2, A+4, B+1, B+2, B+4, C+1, C+2 , C+4, D+1, D+2
>> DIE	POST+5*
>> DIK	POST+2, DATA+5
>> DR	POST+6*
E	DATA+1~
>> FILE	DATA+15*, DATA+17, A+1, A+2, A+4, B+1, B+2, B+4, C+1, C+2 , C+4, D+1, D+2
>> J	POST+10*, POST+11, POST+13, POST+14
U	POST+4
X	PRE+1~, PRE+2, PRE+4, PRE+6, POST+4, POST+6, POST+11, POST+12, POST+13, POST+14* , DATA+1~, DATA+9, DATA+10, DATA+12
>> XPDDIQ("XPI1"	ENV+3*
>> XPDDIQ("XPO1"	ENV+3*
>> XPDDIQ("XPZ1"	ENV+3*
>> XPDDIQ("XPZ2"	ENV+3*
XX	DATA+1~, DATA+2, DATA+4, DATA+5, DATA+15, A+1, A+2, B+1, B+2, C+1 , C+2, D+1, D+2
Y	PRE+1~, PRE+3, PRE+4, PRE+5, PRE+6, DATA+1~, DATA+11, DATA+12
Z	PRE+1~, DATA+1~

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