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Routine: XBCDIC

XBCDIC.m

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  1. XBCDIC ; IHS/ADC/GTH - CLEAN UP ^DIC AND ^DD ; [ 02/07/97   3:02 PM ]
  1.  ;;3.0;IHS/VA UTILITIES;;FEB 07, 1997
  1.  ;
  1.  ; PROGRAMMERS NOTE:
  1.  ;  THIS FUNCTIONALITY HAS BEEN INCLUDED IN THE FILEMAN
  1.  ;  DD UTILITIES, BEGINNING WITH V 19.0.  WE RECOMMEND
  1.  ;  IT'S USE AS IT IS MORE LIKELY TO BE CURRENT.
  1.  ;                            3-20-96
  1.  ;
  1.  ; This routine cleans up ^DIC and ^DD by a range of
  1.  ; dictionary numbers.  All files in ^DIC within the range
  1.  ; of dictionary numbers are checked for the following:
  1.  ;
  1.  ;   They must have a NAME in ^DIC.
  1.  ;   The NAME in ^DIC must match the NAME in ^DD.
  1.  ;   The NAME must exist in ^DIC("B" with the correct number,
  1.  ;     and that number cannot occur more than once in ^DIC("B".
  1.  ;   They must have a data global specified in ^DIC.
  1.  ;   The data global must be in the correct form.
  1.  ;   The data global must exist.
  1.  ;   The data global must have a 0th node.
  1.  ;   The NAME and NUMBER in the data global must match ^DIC.
  1.  ;   The data globals 0th node must be consistent with
  1.  ;     the data (Exact count not checked).
  1.  ;
  1.  ;   They must have valid entries in ^DD as follows:
  1.  ;     The ^DD entry must have a .01 field.
  1.  ;     All "SB" pointers must point to existing sub-files.
  1.  ;     All sub-files must point back to correct parent.
  1.  ;     All "TRB" entries must exist.
  1.  ;     All "PT" entries must exist.
  1.  ;     All "ACOMP" entries must exist.
  1.  ;
  1.  ; When discrepancies are found the entries are corrected
  1.  ; automatically where ever possible.  If this is not possible
  1.  ; operator interaction occurs to make the corrections.  If
  1.  ; the file cannot be corrected, it will be deleted.
  1.  ;
  1.  ; After all dictionaries within the range of dictionary
  1.  ; numbers are checked, all other entries within the range
  1.  ; will be deleted.
  1.  ;
  1.  ; The last step is to set the 0th node of the FILE OF FILES
  1.  ; to the correct high DFN and the correct count of entries.
  1.  ;
  1. BEGIN ;
  1.  S U="^"
  1.  W !!,"THIS FUNCTIONALITY HAS BEEN INCLUDED IN THE FILEMAN"
  1.  W !,"DD UTILITIES, BEGINNING WITH V 19.0.  WE RECOMMEND"
  1.  W !,"IT'S USE AS IT IS MORE LIKELY TO BE CURRENT."
  1.  W !,"                            3-20-96",!!
  1.  Q:'$$DIR^XBDIR("E")
  1.  W !!,"This routine cleans up ^DIC and ^DD by a range of dictionary numbers."
  1. LO ;
  1.  R !!,"Enter low  number of range: ",XBCDLO:$G(DTIME,999)
  1.  G:XBCDLO'=+XBCDLO EOJ
  1. HI ;
  1.  R !,"Enter high number of range: ",XBCDHI:$G(DTIME,999)
  1.  S:XBCDHI="" XBCDHI=XBCDLO
  1.  G:XBCDHI'=+XBCDHI!(XBCDHI<XBCDLO) EOJ
  1.  I XBCDLO<2 W !!,"*** Don't mess with files less than 2!! ***",*7 G EOJ
  1.  S XBDSLO=XBCDLO,XBDSHI=XBCDHI
  1.  D EN1^XBDSET
  1.  I '$D(^UTILITY("XBDSET",$J)) W !!,"No dictionaries were selected!" G EOJ
  1.  D ^XBCDIC2 ;       Check names and data globals *****
  1.  D ^XBCDICD ; Delete bad files found by ^XBCDIC2 *****
  1.  S XBDSLO=XBCDLO,XBDSHI=XBCDHI
  1.  D EN1^XBDSET ;                   Get list again *****
  1.  D ^XBCDIC3 ;                  Check ^DD entries *****
  1.  S XBRLO=XBCDLO,XBRHI=XBCDHI
  1.  D EN1^XBRESID ;      Check dangling ^DD entries *****
  1.  W !!,"Now confirming ^DIC(""B"")"
  1.  S XBCDX=""
  1.  F XBCDL=0:0 S XBCDX=$O(^DIC("B",XBCDX)) Q:XBCDX=""  S XBCDFILE="" F XBCDL=0:0 S XBCDFILE=$O(^DIC("B",XBCDX,XBCDFILE)) Q:XBCDFILE=""  I XBCDFILE'<XBCDLO,XBCDFILE'>XBCDHI W "." D BCHK
  1.  S XBCDFILE=XBCDLO-.00000001
  1.  F XBCDL=0:0 S XBCDFILE=$O(^DIC(XBCDFILE)) Q:XBCDFILE'=+XBCDFILE  I XBCDFILE'>XBCDHI W "." S XBCDNDIC=$P(^DIC(XBCDFILE,0),U,1) I XBCDNDIC]"",'$D(^DIC("B",XBCDNDIC,XBCDFILE)) S ^(XBCDFILE)="" W "|"
  1.  G EOJ
  1.  ;
  1. BCHK ;
  1.  I '$D(^DIC(XBCDFILE,0))#2 KILL ^DIC("B",XBCDX,XBCDFILE) W "|" Q
  1.  I XBCDX'=$P(^DIC(XBCDFILE,0),U,1) KILL ^DIC("B",XBCDX,XBCDFILE) W "|"
  1.  Q
  1. EOJ ;
  1.  KILL XBCDLO,XBCDHI,XBCDUCI,XBCDL,XBCDFILE,XBCDX,XBCDNDIC
  1.  KILL ^UTILITY("XBDSET",$J)
  1.  Q
  1.  ;
  1.  W !,"Package ",XBBPPRFX," has no pre-initialization routine entry!",!
  1.  Q
  1.  ;
  1. EOJ3 ;
  1.  KILL ^UTILITY("XBBPI",$J),^UTILITY("XBBPPGM",$J),^UTILITY("XBBPI EXEC",$J)
  1.  KILL %,%DT,DIE,XCN
  1.  KILL XBBPDFN,XBBPFLE,XBBPFLG,XBBPI,XBBPL,XBBPP,XBBPPGM,XBBPPRFX,XBBPX,XBBPY
  1.  Q
  1.  ;
  1. DTA ;
  1.  ;; K ^UTILITY("XBDSET",$J) F XBBPI=1:1 S XBBPIX=$P($T(Q+XBBPI),";;",2) Q:XBBPIX=""  S XBBPIY=$P(XBBPIX,"=",2,99),XBBPIX=$P(XBBPIX,"=",1) S @XBBPIX=XBBPIY
  1.  ;; K XBBPI,XBBPIX,XBBPIY D EN2^XBKD
  1.  ;;Q Q
  1.  ;                       ex: D to denote DUZ
  1.  ;           '|'         Separator
  1.  ;
  1.  ;           variable1   User's choice of the local variable
  1.  ;                       ex: DUZ
  1.  ;           '*'         Repetative marker if more than one
  1.  ;                       mnemonic is indicated
  1.  ;
  1.  ;     USE               The mnemonic reference can be used any where
  1.  ;                       in the WP form.
  1.  ;          Format       ~mnemonic|variable subscript~
  1.  ;
  1.  ;           '~'         Beginning marker for the variable
  1.  ;
  1.  ;           mnemonic1  User's mnemonic
  1.  ;
  1.  ;           '|'         Separator
  1.  ;
  1.  ;           subscript   The subscript of the variable to be used
  1.  ;
  1.  ;           '~'         Ending marker for the variable
  1.  ;
  1.  ;                       ex:  ~D|~      for DUZ
  1.  ;                            ~D|0~     for DUZ(0)
  1.  ;                            ~I|.01~   for BARIPT(.01)
  1.  ;
  1.  ;  MUMPS OUTPUT         A simple mumps output transform is also
  1.  ;  TRANSFORM            provided to aid in form design. A variable or
  1.  ;                       mnemonic indicated will have its output
  1.  ;                       transformed prior to being put into the form.
  1.  ;
  1.  ;    SETUP   
  1.  ;
  1.  ;      *var1!mumps code1*var2!mumps code2
  1.  ;      *mnemonic3!mumps code3*mnemonic4!mumps code4
  1.  ;
  1.  ;               Ex:     *DUZ(2)!$J(X,10,2)  will output $J(DUZ(2),10,2)
  1.  ;                       *D|2!$J(X,10,2)     mnemonic notation of same
  1.  ;
  1.  ;          '*'          Output Transform marker in column one. At TOF
  1.  ;
  1.  ;          Variable/    Variable or mnemonic as it would appear in the
  1.  ;          Mneumonic    form between '~'s.
  1.  ;
  1.  ;          '!'          Separator
  1.  ;
  1.  ;          mumps code   Mumps code expression as a function of x.
  1.  ;                       Do not state 'S X=f(x)'
  1.  ;                       Enter the function only, f(x).
  1.  ;
  1.  ;          '*'          Separator if more than one is put on one line.
  1.  ;
  1.  ; SPECIAL OUTPUT TRANSFORMS provided by XBARRAY
  1.  ;
  1.  ;       xxx!$$MDY(X)    a literal ~"NOW"~ or    variable ~IT|9~
  1.  ;           ex:         *"NOW"!$$MDY(X)   or    *IT|9!$$MDY(X)
  1.  ;                       returns mm/dd/yy
  1.  ;
  1.  ;       xxx!$$WP("X")   for a word processing field
  1.  ;       NOTE:    "X"    IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
  1.  ;                       The variable array must have the form
  1.  ;                       VAR(subcript,n) where n = 1:1
  1.  ;
  1. DOCE ;
  1.  ;
  1. TEST ; If you have A/R installed, uncomment the following lines for a
  1.  ; demonstration.
  1.  ; D INIT^BARUTL
  1.  ; D ENP^XBDIQ1(200,DUZ,".01:.116","BARU(")
  1.  ; S BARFORM="PW TEST"
  1.  ; D EDIT^XBARRAY(.BARFORM,90053.01,1000)
  1.  ; S Y=$$GEN^XBARRAY(.BARFORM,90053.01,1000,"BARFM",0,10)
  1.  ; K BARFORM(BARFORM)
  1.  ; Q
  1.  ;
  1.  NEW I,W
  1.  S XBLWP=$G(XBLLINE),W=$P(X,")")
  1.  F I=0:1 S X=$Q(@X) Q:X=""  Q:(W'=$P(X,","))  D
  1.  . S T=@X,XBLLINE=XBLWP+I
  1.  . S:'$G(XBFMT) XBZ(XBL+XBLLINE)=T
  1.  . S:($G(XBFMT)=1) XBZ(XBL+XBLLINE,0)=T
  1.  Q ""
  1.  ;