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 of table                       
INDEX PRIMARY KEY: COLUMN ELEMENT INSERT FAILED                 
INDEX PRIMARY KEY: COLUMN INSERT FAILED                 
INDEX PRIMARY KEY: TABLE ELEMENT INSERT FAILED                  
FOREIGN KEY: NO POINTED-TO FILE IN SPECIFIER                    
FOREIGN KEY: NO TABLE FOR POINTED-TO FILE                       
FOREIGN KEY: NO PRIMARY KEY TABLE ELEMENT                       
FOREIGN KEY: NO ASSOCIATED PRIMARY KEY                  
Foreign key to                  
FOREIGN KEY: TABLE ELEMENT INSERT FAILED                        
FOREIGN KEY: COLUMN ELEMENT INSERT FAILED                       
Foreign key to ancestor                         
FOREIGN KEY: ANCESTOR FOREIGN KEY INSERT FAILED                 
FOREIGN KEY: NO POINTED-TO COLUMN AT LEVEL                      
FOREIGN KEY: NO ANCESTOR PRIMARY KEY                    
FOREIGN KEY: ANCESTOR FOREIGN KEY COLUMN INSERT FAILED                  
INDEX: MISSING DATA DICTIONARY DATA                     
INDEX: IRREGULAR FORMAT                 
INDEX: NO ASSOCIATED COLUMN RECORD                      
Index of                        
INDEX: TABLE INSERT FAILED                      
INDEX: TABLE DOMAIN INSERT FAILED                       
Primary key header for                  
INDEX: PRIMARY KEY ELEMENT INSERT FAILED                        
Index Primary Key #                     
INDEX: COLUMN ELEMENT INSERT FAILED                     
INDEX: COLUMN INSERT FAILED                     
INDEX: PRIMARY KEY INSERT FAILED                        
NO POINTERS                     
You need 'Read' access to one SQLI file to run this report.                     
It is file 1.5212.                      
Contact your system manager to be granted single file access.                   
TABLES POINTING TO                      
FROM TABLE:                     
VIA FOREIGN KEY:                        
TABLES POINTED-TO BY                    
TO TABLE:                       
VA FOREIGN KEY:                         
DMSQ(                   
SQLI TABLE COUNT (EXCLUDING INDEX-TYPE)                 
REGULAR TABLES                  
SQLI COLUMN COUNT FOR ALL TABLES                        
SQLI INDEX COUNT (INDEX-TYPE TABLES)                    
SQLI TABLE ELEMENT TYPE TOTALS                  
TYPE=                   
SQLI COLUMN TOTALS BY TABLE                     
TABLE:                  
SQLI TABLES SORTED BY TOTAL COLUMNS                     
COLUMN COUNT:                   
SQLI COLUMN COUNT FOR REGULAR TABLES (EXCLUDING INDEXES)                        
SQLI COLUMN COUNT, REGULAR TABLES, EXCLUDING TABLE_IDS                  
SQLI COLUMN COUNT BY DOMAIN (REGULAR TABLES, EXCLUDING TABLE_IDS)                       
DOMAIN=                         
You need 'Read' access to four SQLI files to run this report.                   
They are files 1.5211, 1.5212, 1.5214, and 1.5216.                      
Starting File Number                    
Enter the number of the file, e.g. 200 or 1.5215                        
SQLI table not found.                   
  Ending File Number                    
Optionally enter a larger number for a range, e.g. 1.5217                       
There isn't a table for the file number you've entered.                 
(The highest possible number is                         
Enter a LARGER number to get a range.                   
The highest possible number here is                     
SQLI PROJECTION OF FIELDS AS COLUMNS                    
INTERNAL(#4);C1;S;X,.01;C15;X,7;C15;X,5;C42;X,                  
OF_DATA_TYPE:                   
OF_EXT_EXPR:                    
DM_DATA_TYPE:                   
DM_WIDTH/DM_SCALE:                      
SQLI TABLE NAME:                        
FILE NUMBER:                    
INTERNAL(#6);                   
FILE#                   
FILEMAN FILE NAME                       
SQLI TABLE NAME                 
SQLI TABLES BY FILE NUMBER                      
(1) SELF  Tables with Self-referential Pointers                 
(2) UP    Tables with Upward Links                      
(3) DOWN  Tables Linked from Below                      
(4) OUT   Tables Pointing Outward                       
(5) IN    Tables with Incoming Pointers                 
(9) QUIT  Exit this Menu                        
Select a report:                        
This can take 1-2 minutes.  Continue                    
These reports show counts.  Or would you prefer details                 
WORD_PROCESSING                 
Please wait...                  
SQLI TABLE POINTER COUNTS                       
FILE/SUBFILE:                   
WORD-PROCESSING TABLE?                  
SELF-REFERENTIAL POINTERS:                      
POINTERS DOWNWARD TO THIS SUBFILE:                      
POINTERS UPWARD FROM DEEPER SUBFILES:                   
POINTERS OUTWARD TO OTHER FILES:                        
POINTERS INWARD FROM OTHER FILES:                       
SQLI WORD-PROCESSING TABLE                      
 - SUBSET OF SUBFILES                   
WORD-PROCESSING?                        
SQLI POINTING TABLE                     
 - SELF-REFERENTIAL POINTERS                    
TIMES POINTED-TO BY ITSELF:                     
 - UPWARD FROM THIS SUBFILE LEVEL                       
TIMES POINTING UPWARD (SUBFILE LEVELS):                         
SQLI POINTED-TO TABLE                   
 - UP FROM ONE OR MORE SUBFILE LEVELS                   
TIMES POINTED-TO FROM BELOW:                    
 (EXCLUDES SUBFILE POINTERS)                    
TIMES POINTING (GOING OUTWARD):                         
TIMES POINTED-TO (COMING INWARD):                       
WARNING:  REPORT JUST WRITES TO THE SCREEN WITHOUT PAGE BREAKS                  
          (INTENDED FOR SCREEN CAPTURES) SO PICK ONE TABLE                      
          OR A SMALL RANGE WHEN TESTING                 
LABEL;TYPE                      
TBL:                    
COL:                    
SUBFILE OF:                     
This can take 5-10 minutes.  Continue                   
Maximum pointing references                     
This cutoff is used as an upper limit on pointer links.  Tables with                    
more links than this upper limit are displayed as the set of shared tables.                     
Others with common pointer links are then grouped together.  The resulting                      
subsets could be used in SQL Grant statements.                  
Try using cutoffs between 3 and 10, comparing results.                  
Select a Table of Special Interest (Optional):                  
LISTING OF SHARED TABLES                        
SHARED TABLES =                         
  (CUTOFF OF                    
DETAILED GROUP REPORT                   
DETAIL OF GROUPS =                      
GROUP:                  
COMPLETE REPORT OF ALL GROUPS                   
TABLE GROUPS =                  
TABLE COUNT=                    
PRINT OF JUST ONE GROUP (INCLUDING THE SPECIFIED TABLE)                 
The selected table doesn't fall in a group; see the shared set.                 
There isn't a group for the selected table; it doesn't have pointer links.                      
GROUP INCLUDING                         
...... Please wait.  Reports take a few minutes to process ......                       
FileMan SQL/ODBC interface tables                       
SCHEMA: RECORD INSERT FAILED                    
STATS: RECORD INSERT FAILED                     
STATS: KEY COUNT INSERT FAILED                  
EDIT-PROTECTING SQLI FILES...                   
EDIT-UNPROTECTING SQLI FILES...                 
Try again later.  An SQLI projection is running right                   
now.  It might take a few hours to finish, but then you                 
can try again and get a final status report.                    
SQLI DIAGNOSTICS REPORT                 
No date associated with first SQLI Table record.                        
No dates found in the SQLI Error Log.                   
Different dates on Table and Error Log files.                   
LAST SQLI TABLE UPDATE:                         
LAST SQLI ERROR UPDATE:                         
SQLI was run in the past.  DDs may have changed since then.                     
No SQLI Schema records.  Has the SQLI projection been run?                      
No records in the SQLI Table file.                      
All regular tables appear to have been built.                   
Not all files appear to have been built as tables.                      
The last regular file to be processed was                       
The next one, file                      
 may be the problem.                    
The next one, subfile                   
No records in the SQLI Column file.                     
Columns have been built for the last table processed.                   
It looks like not all columns were processed.                   
The last file processed was                     
The last field processed was                    
The next field to be processed looks like                       
Having finished with all fields of                      
, SQLI was probably                     
trying to process                       
, the next file.                        
The last one (                  
) is a subfile of                       
It is field                     
 of file                        
That looks like the last field in                       
The next file to be processed looks like                        
The next subfile to be processed looks like                     
SUGGESTION: Investigate this file/subfile as the potential                      
source of the problem.  That's:                         
No foreign key records have been built.                 
No table elements have been built for foreign keys.                     
All regular foreign keys have been built (FKs).                 
Parent foreign keys (PFKs) have also been built, the                    
last one being for file/subfile                         
Only regular foreign keys (FKs) have been processed.                    
The last was for file/subfile                   
No records for SQLI index tables.                       
Index tables don't appear to have been built.                   
Index processing stopped at file                        
All index tables appear to have been built.  The last was for                   
No problems detected in SQLI data structures themselves.                        
Problems found in SQLI data structures.                 
See SQLI Site Manual, trouble-shooting section, for ideas about                 
how to investigate the problem.  For example, RUNONE^DMSQ may be                        
used to explore a potential problem file.                       
DI,DIQUIET,DIFM                 
Time elapsed:                   
FIELD: CALL TO RETRIEVE ATTRIBUTES FAILED                       
DECIMAL DEFAULT                 
FM_MUMPS                        
SET_OF_CODES                    
FM_DATE_TIME                    
FM_MOMENT                       
FM_DATE                 
FM_FLAG                 
VARIABLE_POINTER                        
FM_MUMPS^245                    
Unable to proceed. Fileman version node ^DD(                    
) is undefined.                 
Unable to proceed.                      
0th node of ^DPT missing                        
Fileman version must be at least 17.2                   
Answer with PATIENT NAME, or SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER, or last 4 digits                   
of SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER, or first initial of                  
 last name with last                    
4 digits of SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER                      
-Entry PATIENT List                     
Load/Edit Patient Data                  
Register a Patient                      
    ...Patient not in database, use ADT options to load patient                 
Patient not found...Create stub entry:                  
Could not add patient to patient file                   
There is more than one patient whose last name is '                     
whose social security number ends with '                        
Are you sure you wish to continue (Y/N)                 
Warning : You have selected a test patient.                     
IORVOFF;IORVON                  
*** PATIENT ENROLLMENT END                      
*** PATIENT ENROLLMENT ENDING.  ENROLLMENT END DATE IS NOT KNOWN. ***                   
Combat Vet Status:                      
BS5,CN,RM                       
CN,RM                   
BS,SSN,CN,RM                    
SSN,CN,RM                       
CN,RM,BS,SSN                    
CN,RM,SSN                       
ADDITIONAL MATCHES FOUND BUT NOT RETURNED                       
ENTER '^' TO STOP, OR                   
ADDITIONAL MATCHES FOUND BUT NOT                        
Unable to Add Patient. Your Fileman Access Code is undefined.                   
...adding new patient                   
Please enter the following additional information:                      
A NEW PATIENT (THE                      
Enter 'YES' to add a new applicant, or 'NO' not to.                     
Sorry, '^' not allowed!                 
Entry in                        
) refers to this patient                        
Unable to search for potential duplicates, Date of Birth and                    
Social Security Number must be defined.                 
...searching for potential duplicates                   
No potential duplicates have been identified.                   
The following patients have been identified as potential duplicates:                    
Do you still want to add '                      
' as a new patient                      
Enter 'YES' to add new patient, or 'NO' not to.                 
-1^required parameter not passed                        
-1^Could not add patient to patient file                        
and whose social security number ends with                      
Are you sure you wish to continue?                      
Patient name components--                       
Family name cannot be deleted!                  
  (deletion indicated)                  
Invalid values to file, full name must be at least 3 characters!                        
Ok to file '                    
' and its name components                       
Indicate if the edits to the name and its components should be filed.                   
WARNING: Do not enter single name values for patients (no given or                      
         first name) unless this is actually their legal name!!!                        
Are you sure you want to enter the patient name in this manner                  
Specify 'YES' to enter a single name value, or 'NO' to discontinue.                     
Input values less than 3 characters in length must be all alpha characters.                     
middle name.                    
Middle names of 'NMI' and 'NMN' are prohibited.                 
name prefix, such as MR or MS.                  
suffix(es), such as JR, SR, II, or II.                  
academic degree, such as BS, BA, MD, or PHD.                    
Answer with this persons                        
The response must be                    
 characters in length and may only contain                      
uppercase alpha characters, spaces, hyphens and apostrophes.                    
While editing name components, only jumping to other components is allowed!                     
Edited:                         
>>> Changing name of 'IRT TYPE OF RECORD' file (#393.3)                 
    to 'IRT TYPE OF DEFICIENCY'...                      
.01///IRT TYPE OF DEFICIENCY                    
>>> Initialization of Version                   
 of DPT Complete.                       
-1^No detailed description found                        
Data                    
-1^Getting submultiples not supported.                  
-1^Only a single field number allowed with the W flag                   
-1^The W flag must be used by itself                    
-1^No data retrieved                    
Field number                    
-1^Error Message                        
-1^Error text                   
FILE,                   
VALUE,                  
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