RAO7VLD ;HISC/GJC-Validate OE/RR data to Rad (frontdoor) ;1/6/98 13:02
Source file <RAO7VLD.m>
Name | Comments | DBIA/ICR reference |
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EN3(X,Y) | ; does entry exist in a file
; X-> file # 'Y'-> ien ; 0 if entry exists, 1 if entry does not exist |
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EN1(RAA,RAB,RAC,RAX,RAY,RAZ) | ; Pass in parameters to validate data
; Returns '0' if data is valid, '1' if data is invalid ; This call is not used on pointer type data fields. ; ***** variable list ***** ; RAA=file # RAB=field # ; RAC=flag parameters RAX=value being checked ; RAY=result of call array RAZ=Error Array (not used) |
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EN4(X) | ;P75 Check CPRS entered CLINICAL HISTORY text for validity.
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EN5(RAD0,RANSTAT,RADUZ,RAREA) | ; update the 'REQUEST STATUS TIMES' multiple
; in the Rad/Nuc Med Orders file. All parameters must be in the ; internal format. ; RAD0=top level ien RANSTAT=new status ; RADUZ=user ien RAREA=reason for status change ; Pass back '1' if error, '0' if no error. |
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EN6(X) | ; Check if parent procedure has descendents
; Passes back: 0 if descendents else 1 ; X is the ien of the procedure (71) |
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EN2(T1,T2,T3) | ;
; Pass in parameters to validate pointer type data. ; This call is only used on pointer type data fields. ; ***** variable list ***** ; T1=file # T2=IEN (if app) T3=.01 fields value ; X=0 if proper match, 1 if no match Y=global node (assumed to be '0') |
Name | Line Occurrences (* Changed, ! Killed) |
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^DIC - [#1] | EN2+10, EN3+3 |
^RAMIS(71 - [#71] | EN6+3 |
>> | Not killed explicitly |
* | Changed |
! | Killed |
~ | Newed |
Name | Field # of Occurrence |
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>> %DT(0 | EN1+8! |
ARR | EN5+6~ |
ARR(7 | EN5+7*, EN5+8*, EN5+9*, EN5+10* |
CHAR | EN4+5~, EN4+7*, EN4+8, EN4+9 |
CNT | EN4+5~*, EN4+8*, EN4+9*, EN4+10 |
>> DIERR | EN5+12 |
FLG | EN4+5~*, EN4+6, EN4+10*, EN4+12 |
I | EN4+5~, EN4+6*, EN4+7 |
LEN | EN4+5~*, EN4+6 |
RAA | EN1~, EN1+8 |
RAB | EN1~, EN1+8 |
RAC | EN1~, EN1+8 |
RAD0 | EN5~, EN5+7, EN5+8, EN5+9, EN5+10 |
RADUZ | EN5~, EN5+9 |
>> RALDT | EN5+7 |
RANSTAT | EN5~, EN5+8 |
RAREA | EN5~, EN5+10 |
RAX | EN1~, EN1+8 |
RAY | EN1~, EN1+8, EN1+9 |
RAZ | EN1~ |
T1 | EN2~, EN2+8, EN2+10 |
T2 | EN2~, EN2+8, EN2+10 |
T3 | EN2~, EN2+8, EN2+11 |
X | EN2+7~*, EN2+8*, EN2+9, EN3~, EN3+3, EN4~, EN4+5, EN4+7, EN6~, EN6+3 |
Y | EN2+7~, EN2+10*, EN2+11, EN3~, EN3+3 |
Z | EN2+7~, EN2+8* |