RORRP024 ;HCIOFO/SG - RPC: VISTA USERS ; 12/15/05 4:31pm ;;1.5;CLINICAL CASE REGISTRIES;;Feb 17, 2006 ; ; This routine uses the following IAs: ; ; #10060 Read access (FileMan) to the NEW PERSON file ; Q ; ;***** RETURNS THE DEFAULT DIVISION FOR THE USER ; ; USER User IEN in file #200 (DUZ) ; ; Return Values: ; ... Default Division ; ^01: IEN (in the INSTITUTION file) ; ^02: Name ; DFLTDIV(USER) ; N DIV,IENS,IR,RORBUF,RORMSG,TMP S IENS=","_(+USER)_",",TMP="@;.01I;.01E;1I" D LIST^DIC(200.02,IENS,TMP,"PQ",,,,"#",,,"RORBUF","RORMSG") D:$G(DIERR) DBS^RORERR("RORMSG",-9,,,200,IENS) S DIV="" ;--- Look for default division D:$G(RORBUF("DILIST",0))>0 . S IR=0 . F S IR=$O(RORBUF("DILIST",IR)) Q:IR'>0 D Q:DIV'="" . . S TMP=$G(RORBUF("DILIST",IR,0)) . . S:$P(TMP,U,4) DIV=$P(TMP,U,2,3) . ;--- If name of the default division is not available . ; and the only division is associated with the user . ;--- then use this division as the default one. . I $P(DIV,U,2)="" D:RORBUF("DILIST",0)<2 . . S DIV=$P($G(RORBUF("DILIST",1,0)),U,2,3) ;--- If default division is not available, use the site Q $S($P(DIV,U,2)'="":DIV,1:$P($$SITE^VASITE(),U,1,2)) ; ;***** RETURNS INFORMATION ABOUT THE USER ; RPC: [ROR GET USER IFNO] ; ; .RESULTS Reference to a local variable where the results ; are returned to. ; ; [USER] User IEN in the NEW PERSON file. By default ; (if $G(USER)'>0), the DUZ is used). ; ; Return Values: ; ; A negative value of the first "^"-piece of the RESULTS(0) ; indicates an error (see the RPCSTK^RORERR procedure for more ; details). ; ; Otherwise, the user info is returned in the RESULTS(0). ; ; RESULTS(0) User Info ; ^01: IEN ; ^02: Name ; ^03: Office Phone ; ^04: Nickname ; ^05: Read Timeout ; ^06: Default Division IEN ; ^07: Default Division Name ; ^08: Institution IEN ; ^09: Institution Name ; ^10: Station Number (with suffix) ; USERINFO(RESULTS,USER) ; N IENS,RORBUF,RORERRDL,RORMSG,TMP D CLEAR^RORERR("USERINFO^RORRP024",1) K RESULTS S RESULTS(0)=0 I $G(USER)'>0 S USER=+$G(DUZ) Q:USER'>0 ;--- Load the data S IENS=USER_"," D GETS^DIQ(200,IENS,".01;.132;13",,"RORBUF","RORMSG") I $G(DIERR) D D RPCSTK^RORERR(.RESULTS,RC) Q . S RC=$$DBS^RORERR("RORMSG",-9,,,200) K ^TMP("DILIST",$J) ;--- Compile the result S RESULTS(0)=USER S $P(RESULTS(0),U,2)=$G(RORBUF(200,IENS,.01)) ; Name S $P(RESULTS(0),U,3)=$G(RORBUF(200,IENS,.132)) ; Office Phone S $P(RESULTS(0),U,4)=$G(RORBUF(200,IENS,13)) ; Nick Name S $P(RESULTS(0),U,5)=$$DTIME^XUP(USER) ; Read Timeout S TMP=$$DFLTDIV(USER) S $P(RESULTS(0),U,6,7)=$P(TMP,U,1,2) ; Default Division S $P(RESULTS(0),U,8,10)=$$SITE^VASITE() Q ; ;***** RETURNS THE LIST OF VISTA USERS ; RPC: [ROR LIST VISTA USERS] ; ; .RESULTS Reference to a local variable where the results ; are returned to. ; ; PART The search pattern (partial match restriction) ; ; [FLAGS] Flags that control the execution (can be combined): ; B Backwards. Traverses the index in the opposite ; direction of normal traversal. ; D Get default division for each user ; P Select providers only (check for the PROVIDER ; security key) ; ; [NUMBER] Maximum number of entries to return. A value of "*" ; or no value in this parameter designates all entries. ; ; [FROM] The index entry(s) from which to begin the list. ; You should use the pieces of the @RESULTS@(0) node ; (starting from the second one) to continue the ; listing in the subsequent procedure calls. ; ; NOTE: The FROM value itself is not included in ; the resulting list. ; ; The ^TMP("DILIST",$J) global node is used by the procedure. ; ; See description of the LIST^DIC for more details about the ; PART, NUMBER and FROM parameters. ; ; Return Values: ; ; A negative value of the first "^"-piece of the RESULTS(0) ; indicates an error (see the RPCSTK^RORERR procedure for more ; details). ; ; Otherwise, number of VistA users and the value of the FROM ; parameter for the next procedure call are returned in the ; @RESULTS@(0) and the subsequent nodes of the global array ; contain the users. ; ; @RESULTS@(0) Result Descriptor ; ^01: Number of users ; ^02: Values that comprise the FROM ; ^nn: parameter for the subsequent call ; ; @RESULTS@(i) User ; ^01: IEN ; ^02: Name ; ^03: Office Phone ; ^04: Nickname ; ^05: reserved ; ^06: Default Division IEN (only if D flag) ; ^07: Default Division Name (only if D flag) ; USERLIST(RESULTS,PART,FLAGS,NUMBER,FROM) ; N BUF,FIELDS,I,RC,RORERRDL,SCR,TMP D CLEAR^RORERR("USERLIST^RORRP024",1) K RESULTS S RESULTS=$NA(^TMP("DILIST",$J)) K @RESULTS ;--- Check the parameters S RC=0 D I RC<0 D RPCSTK^RORERR(.RESULTS,RC) Q . ;--- Flags . S FLAGS=$$UP^XLFSTR($G(FLAGS)) . ;--- Others . S PART=$G(PART),FROM=$G(FROM) . S NUMBER=$S($G(NUMBER)>0:+NUMBER,1:"*") ;--- Setup the start point F I=1:1 S TMP=$P(FROM,U,I) Q:TMP="" S FROM(I)=TMP S FROM=$G(FROM(1)) ;--- Compile the screen logic (be careful with naked references) S SCR="" S:FLAGS["P" SCR=SCR_"I $D(^XUSEC(""PROVIDER"",Y))" ;--- Query the file S FIELDS="@;.01;.132;13",TMP="P"_$S(FLAGS["B":"B",1:"") D LIST^DIC(200,,FIELDS,TMP,NUMBER,.FROM,PART,"B",SCR,,,"RORMSG") I $G(DIERR) D D RPCSTK^RORERR(.RESULTS,RC) Q . S RC=$$DBS^RORERR("RORMSG",-9,,,200) K ^TMP("DILIST",$J) ;--- Add default divisions I FLAGS["D" S I=0 D . F S I=$O(@RESULTS@(I)) Q:I'>0 D . . S $P(@RESULTS@(I,0),U,6,7)=$P($$DFLTDIV(+@RESULTS@(I,0)),U,1,2) ;--- Success S TMP=$G(^TMP("DILIST",$J,0)),BUF=+$P(TMP,U) K ^TMP("DILIST",$J,0) I $P(TMP,U,3) S I=0 D . F S I=$O(FROM(I)) Q:I'>0 S TMP=FROM(I) S:TMP'="" BUF=BUF_U_TMP S @RESULTS@(0)=BUF Q