Global: ^LEX(757.033

This is a unique identifier consisting of the source abbreviation and a code fragment.

1)= S ^LEX(757.033,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^LEX(757.033,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)

^LEX(757.033,"B",UID,IEN) - Where UID is a unique identifier for a character position and IEN is the internal entry number where the unique identifier is stored.

This is a portion of a code (fragment) that specifies a character (last character of the fragment) and a character position (length of fragment).

This is the date the code fragment was initially entered.

This is the coding system (source) that the code fragment belongs to.

Short Descr:  Character/Position

Description:  ^LEX(757.033,"ACP",SRC,CP,IEN) - Where SRC is the coding system, CP is the leading character appended to the character position, and IEN is the Internal Entry Number where the character and character position is stored.

This cross-reference supports data loading and verification (file maintenance only).

Set Logic:  S ^LEX(757.033,"ACP",X(1),X(2),DA)=""

Kill Logic:  K ^LEX(757.033,"ACP",X(1),X(2),DA)

Whole Kill:  K ^LEX(757.033,"ACP")

X(1):  SOURCE  (757.033,.04)  (Subscr 1)  (forwards)

X(2):  Computed Code: S X=$E($P($G(^LEX(757.033,DA,0)),U,2),1)_$L($P($G(^LEX(757.033,DA,0)),U,2))_" "

(Subscr 2)  (Len 3)

This is a flag to indicate if the fragment should have additonal details, i.e., description, explanation or inclusions.

This multiple tracks the activation status of a code fragment.

This is a history of names/titles for a character position identified by a code fragment.

This is a history of descriptions for a character position identified by a code fragment.

This is a history of Explanations for a character position identified by a code fragment.

This is a history of terminology synonyms for the character identified by the code fragment.  There can be multiple synonyms.