| 1 | BPSOSQ4 ;BHAM ISC/FCS/DRS/DLF - Process responses ;06/01/2004
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| 2 |  ;;1.0;E CLAIMS MGMT ENGINE;**1,5**;JUN 2004;Build 45
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| 3 |  ;;Per VHA Directive 2004-038, this routine should not be modified.
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| 4 |  ;
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| 5 |  ; This routine has two components
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| 6 |  ;   Procedures to report Response info
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| 7 |  ;   Procedures to handle insurer asleep functions
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| 8 |  Q
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| 9 |  ;
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| 10 |  ; The following are separate little utilities called from elsewhere.
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| 11 |  ;
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| 12 | PAID(IEN59) ;quick query to see if it's paid
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| 13 |  N TMP D RESPINFO(IEN59,.TMP) Q:'$D(TMP("RSP")) 0
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| 14 |  N X S X=TMP("RSP")
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| 15 |  I X="Payable" Q 1
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| 16 |  Q 0
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| 17 | RESPINFO(RXI,DST) ;EP - BPSOS6M
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| 18 |  ; quick way to get all the response info for a given RXI
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| 19 |  ; IMPORTANT!!  Do not change spelling, case, wording, or spacing!!!
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| 20 |  ; If a reversal was attempted, it complicates things.
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| 21 |  ;  fills DST array as follows:
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| 22 |  ; DST("HDR")=Response Status (header)
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| 23 |  ; DST("RSP")=Response Status (prescription)
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| 24 |  ;   This could be:  "Payable"  "Rejected"  "Captured"  "Duplicate"
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| 25 |  ;   or  "Accepted reversal"  or  "Rejected reversal"
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| 26 |  ;   or  "null"   or "null reversal"  (no response or corrupt response
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| 27 |  ;    or maybe someone without insurance, so no request was sent)
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| 28 |  ; DST("REJ",0)=count of reject codes
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| 29 |  ; DST("REJ",n)=each reject code
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| 30 |  ; DST("MSG")=message with the response
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| 31 |  ; All of these are defined, even if originals were '$D.
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| 32 |  ; The external forms are returned.
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| 33 |  N REVERSAL S REVERSAL=$G(^BPST(RXI,4))>0
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| 34 |  N RESP
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| 35 |  I 'REVERSAL S RESP=$P(^BPST(RXI,0),U,5)
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| 36 |  E  S RESP=$P(^BPST(RXI,4),U,2)
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| 37 |  I 'RESP Q
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| 38 |  N ECME S POS=$P(^BPST(RXI,0),U,9) Q:'POS
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| 39 |  N FMT S FMT="E"
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| 40 |  S DST("HDR")=$$RESP500(RESP,FMT)
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| 41 |  S DST("RSP")=$$RESP1000(RESP,POS,FMT)
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| 42 |  S DST("REJ",0)=$$REJCOUNT(RESP,POS,FMT)
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| 43 |  I DST("REJ",0) D
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| 44 |  . N I F I=1:1:DST("REJ",0) S DST("REJ",I)=$$REJCODE(RESP,POS,I,FMT)
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| 45 |  S DST("MSG")=$$RESPMSG(RESP,POS,FMT)
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| 46 |  ; Dealing with oddities of PCS (and others'?) response to reversals
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| 47 |  I REVERSAL,DST("RSP")["null" D
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| 48 |  . I DST("RSP")["null" S DST("RSP")=DST("HDR")_" reversal"
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| 49 |  Q
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| 50 |  ; In the following quickies:
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| 51 |  ; RESP = RESPIEN, pointer to 9002313.03
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| 52 |  ; FMT = "I" for internal, "E" for external, defaults to internal
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| 53 | RESP500(RESP,FMT) ;EP - BPSOS57,BPSOSUC
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| 54 |  ; returns the response header status
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| 55 |  N X S X=$P($G(^BPSR(RESP,500)),U)
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| 56 |  I $G(FMT)'="E" Q X
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| 57 |  I X="" S X="null"
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| 58 |  S X=$S(X="A":"Accepted",X="R":"Rejected",1:"?"_X)
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| 59 |  Q X
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| 60 | RESP1000(RESP,POS,FMT) ;EP - BPSOSUC
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| 61 |  ; returns the prescription response status
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| 62 |  ; Note!  Could be DP or DC for duplicates
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| 63 |  N X S X=$P($G(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,500)),U)
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| 64 |  I $G(FMT)'="E" Q X
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| 65 |  I X="" S X="null"
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| 66 |  ;
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| 67 |  ;IHS/SD/lwj 10/07/02 NCPDP 5.1 changes - they will send an "A" back
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| 68 |  ; now on the transaction level to indicate that it has been accepted
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| 69 |  ; Next code line remarked out - following added
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| 70 |  ;
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| 71 |  S X=$S(X="A":"Accepted",X="P":"Payable",X="R":"Rejected",X="C":"Captured",X="D"!(X="DP")!(X="DC"):"Duplicate",1:"?"_X)
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| 72 |  Q X
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| 73 |  ;
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| 74 | REJCOUNT(RESP,POS,FMT) ; returns rejection count
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| 75 |  Q +$P($G(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,511,0)),U,3)
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| 76 |  ;
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| 77 | REJCODE(RESP,POS,N,FMT) ; returns Nth rejection code
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| 78 |  ; if FMT="E", returns code:text
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| 79 |  N CODE S CODE=$P($G(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,511,N,0)),U)
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| 80 |  I CODE="" S CODE="null"
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| 81 |  I FMT'="E" Q CODE
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| 82 |  N X S X=$O(^BPSF(9002313.93,"B",CODE,0))
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| 83 |  I X]"" S CODE=CODE_":"_$P($G(^BPSF(9002313.93,X,0)),U,2)
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| 84 |  E  S CODE="?"_CODE
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| 85 |  Q CODE
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| 86 |  ;
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| 87 |  ; NCPDP 5.1 changes - message may not come back in 504.  They may
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| 88 |  ;  come back in 526 instead
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| 89 | RESPMSG(RESP,POS,FMT) ; response message - additional text from insurer
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| 90 |  ;
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| 91 |  N MSG
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| 92 |  S MSG=""
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| 93 |  S MSG=$G(^BPSR(RESP,504))
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| 94 |  S:MSG="" MSG=$G(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,504))
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| 95 |  S:MSG="" MSG=$G(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,526))
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| 96 |  Q MSG
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| 97 |  ;
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| 98 |  ;
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| 99 | NOW() N %,%H,%I,X D NOW^%DTC Q %
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| 100 |  ;
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| 101 |  ; The xxxSLEEP functions are called from BPSOSQL
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| 102 |  ;
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| 103 |  ; REJSLEEP - Check if the insurer should be asleep
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| 104 |  ;   based on the reject codes
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| 105 |  ; Input
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| 106 |  ;   RESP - BPS Response IEN
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| 107 |  ;   POS  - Multiple IEN
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| 108 |  ; Return
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| 109 |  ;   1 if the insurer is asleep
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| 110 |  ;   0 if the insurer is not asleep
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| 111 | REJSLEEP(RESP,POS) ;EP - BPSOSQL
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| 112 |  ;
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| 113 |  ; DMB - Asleep functionality is disabled for VA until an analysis of reject
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| 114 |  ;   codes can be done and asleep code needs to handle a stranded prober.
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| 115 |  Q 0
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| 116 |  ;
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| 117 |  ; Validate parameters
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| 118 |  I '$G(RESP) Q 0
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| 119 |  I '$G(POS) Q 0
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| 120 |  ;
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| 121 |  ; This is basically old IHS logic
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| 122 |  I $G(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,504))?1"EV16-".E Q 1
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| 123 |  I $G(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,504))?1"EV38-".E Q 1
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| 124 |  I $G(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,504))?1"EV32-".E Q 1
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| 125 |  I $G(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,504))?1"EV25-".E Q 1 ; BPS*1.0T7*4
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| 126 |  ;
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| 127 |  ; NDC's, and theoretically, Envoy too, though they seem to do EV- msgs
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| 128 |  I $O(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,511,"B",90))="" Q 0 ; cheap check
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| 129 |  ;
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| 130 |  ; But for a PCS case we see, Code 99 + some code < 90 ; BPS*1.0T7*2
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| 131 |  ; isn't "asleep" - 99 is something PCS threw in       ; BPS*1.0T7*2
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| 132 |  ; so require 99 to be accompanied by something <99 too ; BPS*1.0T7*2
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| 133 |  ;
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| 134 |  N RET S RET=0 N I F I=92,93,99 D  Q:RET
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| 135 |  . I $D(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,511,"B",I)) S RET=1
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| 136 |  . Q:I'=99  Q:'RET  ; BPS*1.0T7*2
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| 137 |  . I I=99,$O(^BPSR(RESP,1000,POS,511,"B",0))<90 S RET=0 ; BPS*1.0T7*2
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| 138 |  Q RET
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| 139 |  ;
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| 140 |  ; INCSLEEP - Increment sleep time for this insurer, if necessary.
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| 141 |  ; Input
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| 142 |  ;   IEN59 - BPS Transaction IEN
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| 143 |  ;   PAYSH - Payer Sheet IEN
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| 144 |  ; Return the scheduled retry time
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| 145 | INCSLEEP(IEN59,PAYSH) ;EP - BPSOSQL
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| 146 |  ;
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| 147 |  ; Set retry time to be 10 minutes in the future
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| 148 |  N X,RETRY
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| 149 |  S X=600,RETRY=$$TADDNOWS^BPSOSUD(X)
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| 150 |  ;
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| 151 |  ; Set retry time to be 10 minutes
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| 152 |  S $P(^BPSF(9002313.92,PAYSH,1),U,12)=RETRY
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| 153 |  S $P(^BPST(IEN59,8),U,1)=RETRY
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| 154 |  S $P(^BPST(IEN59,8),U,3)=PAYSH
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| 155 |  ;
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| 156 |  ; Fire up a packet process 10 seconds after the RETRY time so that the
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| 157 |  ;   claims can be processed as soon as the retry time expires
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| 158 |  D TASKAT^BPSOSQA($$TADDNOWS^BPSOSUD(X+10))
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| 159 |  ;
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| 160 |  ; And run packeter right now, too, to stamp new times on the others in status 31
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| 161 |  D TASK^BPSOSQA
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| 162 |  Q RETRY
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| 163 |  ;
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| 164 |  ; Clear insurer sleeping condition
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| 165 | CLRSLEEP(IEN59,PAYSH) ;EP - BPSOSQL
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| 166 |  N RETRY
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| 167 |  ;
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| 168 |  ; Reset Retry Time and Prober Flga
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| 169 |  I $D(^BPST(IEN59,8)) S $P(^BPST(IEN59,8),U,1)="",$P(^BPST(IEN59,8),U,3)=""
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| 170 |  ;
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| 171 |  ; Get retry time from the payer sheet and quit if does not exist
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| 172 |  S RETRY=$P($G(^BPSF(9002313.92,PAYSH,1)),U,12)
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| 173 |  ;
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| 174 |  ; Reset Retry Time and Prober
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| 175 |  S $P(^BPSF(9002313.92,PAYSH,1),U,11)=""
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| 176 |  S $P(^BPSF(9002313.92,PAYSH,1),U,12)=""
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| 177 |  ;
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| 178 |  ; If this insurer was asleep and there are other asleep transactions, fire off
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| 179 |  ; the Packeter task to see if they should be done
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| 180 |  I RETRY,$D(^BPST("AD",31)) D TASK^BPSOSQA
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| 181 |  Q
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