XPDIN006 ; ; 03-JUL-1995 ;;8.0;KERNEL;;JUL 10, 1995 Q:'DIFQ(9.6) 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 Q Q ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,3) ;;= ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,21,0) ;;=7^^9^9^2941108^^^^ ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,21,1,0) ;;=ADD ONLY IF NEW will install data at the installing site only if this ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,21,2,0) ;;=file is new to the site or there is no data in this file at the site. ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,21,3,0) ;;=MERGE data will only bring in data which is not already on file at ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,21,4,0) ;;=the installing site. ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,21,5,0) ;;=OVERWRITE data will be put in place regardless of what is on file ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,21,6,0) ;;=at the installing site. ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,21,7,0) ;;=REPLACE will delete the installing site's data before installing data for ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,21,8,0) ;;=this file. It will preserve locally developed fields, if they were created ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,21,9,0) ;;=within the VA Programming Standards and Conventions. ;;^DD(9.64,222.8,"DT") ;;=2940831 ;;^DD(9.64,222.9,0) ;;=MAY USER OVERRIDE DATA UPDATE^S^y:YES;n:NO;^222;9^Q ;;^DD(9.64,222.9,3) ;;= ;;^DD(9.64,222.9,21,0) ;;=7^^7^7^2940414^^^ ;;^DD(9.64,222.9,21,1,0) ;;=YES means that the user has the option to determine whether or not ;;^DD(9.64,222.9,21,2,0) ;;=to bring in the data that has been sent with this package. However, ;;^DD(9.64,222.9,21,3,0) ;;=the user does not get the ability to change how to install the SITE'S DATA, ;;^DD(9.64,222.9,21,4,0) ;;=i.e. MERGE to REPLACE. ;;^DD(9.64,222.9,21,5,0) ;;= ;;^DD(9.64,222.9,21,6,0) ;;=NO means that the developer of this package will control whether the data ;;^DD(9.64,222.9,21,7,0) ;;=will be installed at the target site. ;;^DD(9.64,222.9,"DT") ;;=2940502 ;;^DD(9.64,223,0) ;;=SCREEN TO DETERMINE DD UPDATE^KX^^223;E1,245^K:$L(X)>240 X I $D(X) D ^DIM ;;^DD(9.64,223,3) ;;=This is Standard MUMPS code from 1 to 240 characters in length. ;;^DD(9.64,223,9) ;;=@ ;;^DD(9.64,223,21,0) ;;=^^5^5^2940915^^^^ ;;^DD(9.64,223,21,1,0) ;;=This field contains standard MUMPS code which is used to determine ;;^DD(9.64,223,21,2,0) ;;=whether or not a data dictionary should be updated. This code must ;;^DD(9.64,223,21,3,0) ;;=set $T. If $T=1, the DD will be updated. If $T=0, it will not. ;;^DD(9.64,223,21,4,0) ;;= ;;^DD(9.64,223,21,5,0) ;;=Namespace your variables. ;;^DD(9.64,223,"DT") ;;=2890927 ;;^DD(9.64,224,0) ;;=SCREEN TO SELECT DATA^K^^224;E1,245^K:$L(X)>245 X D:$D(X) ^DIM ;;^DD(9.64,224,3) ;;=This is Standard MUMPS code. ;;^DD(9.64,224,9) ;;=@ ;;^DD(9.64,224,21,0) ;;=^^5^5^2950512^^^^ ;;^DD(9.64,224,21,1,0) ;;=This field contains standard M code which is used to determine ;;^DD(9.64,224,21,2,0) ;;=whether a record in a file should be exported in this package. ;;^DD(9.64,224,21,3,0) ;;=The variable Y will be equal to the internal entry number of the ;;^DD(9.64,224,21,4,0) ;;=current record. This code must set $T, if $T=1 then the record will ;;^DD(9.64,224,21,5,0) ;;=be sent. If $T=0 it will not. ;;^DD(9.64,224,"DT") ;;=2940119 ;;^DD(9.641,0) ;;=DD NUMBER SUB-FIELD^^1^3 ;;^DD(9.641,0,"DT") ;;=2950330 ;;^DD(9.641,0,"IX","APDD",9.641,.01) ;;= ;;^DD(9.641,0,"NM","DD NUMBER") ;;= ;;^DD(9.641,0,"UP") ;;=9.64 ;;^DD(9.641,.01,0) ;;=DD NUMBER^MFX^^0;1^K:X[""""!($A(X)=45) X I $D(X) S X=$$CHKDD^DIFROMSD(D1,+$G(X),"N") K:X'>0 X S:$D(X) DINUM=+X,X=$P(X,"^",2) ;;^DD(9.641,.01,1,0) ;;=^.1 ;;^DD(9.641,.01,1,1,0) ;;=9.641^APDD^MUMPS ;;^DD(9.641,.01,1,1,1) ;;=S ^XPD(9.6,DA(2),4,"APDD",DA(1),DA)="" ;;^DD(9.641,.01,1,1,2) ;;=K ^XPD(9.6,DA(2),4,"APDD",DA(1),DA) ;;^DD(9.641,.01,1,1,"%D",0) ;;=^^2^2^2950117^ ;;^DD(9.641,.01,1,1,"%D",1,0) ;;=Used to create an array structure containing Partial DDs. This array ;;^DD(9.641,.01,1,1,"%D",2,0) ;;=is passed to FIA^DIFROMSU as a list of DD numbers and fields to transport. ;;^DD(9.641,.01,1,1,"DT") ;;=2940829 ;;^DD(9.641,.01,3) ;;=Enter a valid DD number for this file. ;;^DD(9.641,.01,4) ;;=D DDIOLDD^DIFROMSD(D1) ;;^DD(9.641,.01,21,0) ;;=^^17^17^2940903^ ;;^DD(9.641,.01,21,1,0) ;;= ;;^DD(9.641,.01,21,2,0) ;;=DD NUMBER pertains to the file's number or any multiple field contained ;;^DD(9.641,.01,21,3,0) ;;=within the file. ;;^DD(9.641,.01,21,4,0) ;;= ;;^DD(9.641,.01,21,5,0) ;;=This list starts with the file's top level number followed by a list of ;;^DD(9.641,.01,21,6,0) ;;=multiple fields contained within the file, if any. These DO NOT represent ;;^DD(9.641,.01,21,7,0) ;;=Field Number(s). ;;^DD(9.641,.01,21,8,0) ;;= ;;^DD(9.641,.01,21,9,0) ;;=The nesting levels are not represented. All the DD NUMBERs, file number ;;^DD(9.641,.01,21,10,0) ;;=and multiple fields, have been flatten to a single list.