Annotation of freem_fileman/DIINI007.m, revision 1.1.1.1
1.1 snw 1: DIINI007 ; ; 22-DEC-1994
2: ;;21.0;VA FileMan;;Dec 28, 1994
3: ;Per VHA Directive 10-93-142, this routine should not be modified.
4: F I=1:2 S X=$T(Q+I) Q:X="" S Y=$E($T(Q+I+1),4,999),X=$E(X,4,999) S:$A(Y)=126 I=I+1,Y=$E(Y,2,999)_$E($T(Q+I+1),5,99) S:$A(Y)=61 Y=$E(Y,2,999) X NO E S @X=Y
5: Q Q
6: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",336,20)
7: ;;=S DI=10 G EN^DIU
8: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",336,"U")
9: ;;=MANDATORY/REQUIRED FIELD CHECK
10: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",337,0)
11: ;;=DIAUDIT TURN ON/OFF^Turn Data Audit On/Off^^R^^^^^^^^
12: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",337,1,0)
13: ;;=^^4^4^2901206^
14: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",337,1,1,0)
15: ;;=This option allows the user to start or stop an audit on a particular
16: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",337,1,2,0)
17: ;;=data field. The user must have audit access to the file in order to turn
18: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",337,1,3,0)
19: ;;=an audit on or off. No other attributes in the field definition can
20: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",337,1,4,0)
21: ;;=be affected by this option.
22: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",337,25)
23: ;;=5^DIAU
24: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",337,"U")
25: ;;=TURN DATA AUDIT ON/OFF
26: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",338,0)
27: ;;=DIWF^Forms Print^^R^^^^^^^^
28: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",338,1,0)
29: ;;=^^7^7^2901206^
30: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",338,1,1,0)
31: ;;=This VA FileMan routine asks first for a 'document' file, which must be
32: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",338,1,2,0)
33: ;;=a file that contains a word processing field at the first level. It then
34: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",338,1,3,0)
35: ;;=asks the user to choose an entry in that file for which the word
36: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",338,1,4,0)
37: ;;=processing field has some text on file. It then uses that text as a
38: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",338,1,5,0)
39: ;;='print template' for a file. If the chosen document entry has a pointer
40: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",338,1,6,0)
41: ;;=to a file, that file is automatically the one from which the printing
42: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",338,1,7,0)
43: ;;=is done.
44: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",338,25)
45: ;;=DIWF
46: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",338,"U")
47: ;;=FORMS PRINT
48: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",348,0)
49: ;;=DI DDUCHK^Check/Fix DD Structure^^R^^^^^^^^
50: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",348,1,0)
51: ;;=^^4^4^2930125^
52: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",348,1,1,0)
53: ;;=This option looks at the internal structure of files and subfiles
54: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",348,1,2,0)
55: ;;=and determines if there are inconsistencies or conflicts between the
56: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",348,1,3,0)
57: ;;=information in the data dictionary and the structure of the file's global
58: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",348,1,4,0)
59: ;;=nodes. This option will note them and fix or delete the incorrect nodes.
60: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",348,25)
61: ;;=DDUCHK
62: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",348,"U")
63: ;;=CHECK/FIX DD STRUCTURE
64: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",349,0)
65: ;;=DI DDU^Data Dictionary Utilities^^M^^^^^^^^
66: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",349,10,0)
67: ;;=^19.01IP^3^3
68: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",349,10,1,0)
69: ;;=16^^1
70: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",349,10,1,"^")
71: ;;=DILIST
72: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",349,10,2,0)
73: ;;=104^^2
74: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",349,10,2,"^")
75: ;;=DI DDMAP
76: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",349,10,3,0)
77: ;;=348^^3
78: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",349,10,3,"^")
79: ;;=DI DDUCHK
80: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",349,99)
81: ;;=55633,47339
82: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",349,"U")
83: ;;=DATA DICTIONARY UTILITIES
84: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",360,0)
85: ;;=DDS RUN A FORM^Run a Form^^A^^^^^^^^^^1
86: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",360,1,0)
87: ;;=^^1^1^2940701^^
88: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",360,1,1,0)
89: ;;=Option to run a form.
90: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",360,20)
91: ;;=D 2^DDSOPT
92: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",360,99.1)
93: ;;=56123,39787
94: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",360,"U")
95: ;;=RUN A FORM
96: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",384,0)
97: ;;=DIFG-SRV-HISTORY^Server to Load a Message into the FG History File^^S^^^^^^^^
98: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",384,1,0)
99: ;;=^^2^2^2920420^
100: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",384,1,1,0)
101: ;;=This option is a SERVER that will take a message and add it to the
102: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",384,1,2,0)
103: ;;=Filegram History file so that it can be installed.
104: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",384,3.91,0)
105: ;;=^19.391^^0
106: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",384,25)
107: ;;=HIST^DIFGSRV
108: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",384,220)
109: ;;=^R^^N^N^N
110: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",384,"U")
111: ;;=SERVER TO LOAD A MESSAGE INTO
112: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",390,0)
113: ;;=DDXP DEFINE FORMAT^Define Foreign File Format^^A^^DDXP-DEFINE^^^^^^^^1
114: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",390,1,0)
115: ;;=^^5^5^2930108^
116: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",390,1,1,0)
117: ;;=Use this option to define formats. Formats are entries in the Foreign
118: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",390,1,2,0)
119: ;;=Format file. They are used to control the exporting of data to a
120: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",390,1,3,0)
121: ;;=non-MUMPS application. You can alter an existing format only before it has
122: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",390,1,4,0)
123: ;;=been used to create an Export template. After it has been used, you can
124: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,"OPT",390,1,5,0)
125: ;;=clone a format. This option is locked with the DDXP-DEFINE key.
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