Global: ^INRHD

This is the name of an interface destination.  It must be UNIQUE.

1)= S ^INRHD("B",$E(X,1,50),DA)=""

2)= K ^INRHD("B",$E(X,1,50),DA)

If a Transaction Type is entered here, this will tell the output controller to invoke a script to process an entry in the UIF with this destination.

entry is not the local database.

WRITE AUTHORITY:  @

This is the name of a recipient as could be entered in MailMan.  The presence of a value in this field will cause and entry in the UIF with this destination to be packaged into a Mail message and sent to this recipient.

Enter a number of hours (nnH), number of minutes (nnM), or number of days (nnD).

Interface Site Parameters file.

This is the subject of the message generated for transmission by MailMan.  This field only has value if the destination of a transaction is through MailMan.

same priority then they will be processed in the order received.

This will signal the GIS that a sequence number should be assigned to outbound messages, and that sequence numbers should be checked for inbound messages.

This points to the transaction type which will be used to generate the acceptance acknowledge message for this destination.

values for acknowledgement. It over-rides the value contained in MSH-15.  If left blank, the value contained in MSH-15 will control the acknowledgement conditions.

0 - INLHSCH (default)  Output Controller queue

1 - INLHDEST           Destination queue (direct delivery).

This is the queue for destinations

with dedicated transmitter processes.

will be opened when the Transceiver routine is started.  If any devices are given, the Transceiver routine will not start until a device is successfully opened.

# (file 4001) which is to be edited.  It will be assumed that an edit was done, but if the variable DWFILE is killed, then that will indicate that no edit occured and the message will not be labelled as manually edited.

This field contains the last sequence number transmitted or received to/from this destination.

must be determined in coordination with the remote system manager.  This field will only be used if the TRANSCEIVER ROUTINE field is equal to  INHVTST OR INHVTSQ.

entry.

represents the first instantiation of a remote system and the associated replicant Transaction Type points to the primary destination.  The sub-destination entries represent additional instantiations of a remote system and

each points back to the primary destination.  This set of structures provides backward compatibility prior to support of multiple instantiations of remote systems.

1)= S ^INRHD("APD",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^INRHD("APD",$E(X,1,30),DA)

This is the DMIS ID associated with this destination.

This is the Route ID(s) assigned to this destination.  Route ID can be a DMIS ID, TRICARE Support Contractor ID, etc.

only.

only.

destinations only.

destinations only.

This is the Receiver Selective Routing M Code.  Screening logic placed here will be executed at the Receiver process for inbound messages.   This screening logic is applicable to inbound destinations only.

This is the Transmitter Selective Routing M Code.  Screening logic placed here will be executed at the Transmitter process for outbound messages.   This screening logic is applicable to primary destinations only.

This is the Selective Routing M Code reserved for use by GIS.  Screening logic placed here will override all other SRMCs.