MAGGADDIMAGE - Revision history

NeilArmstrong: Added a glossary link to Action~

2012-07-10T14:44:05Z

Added a glossary link to Action~

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	Special processing is done to 'coded' entries.		Special processing is done to 'coded' entries.
	i.e. MAGGZ(n)="ABS^STUFFONLY" The "ABS" code tells routine to take extra		i.e. MAGGZ(n)="ABS^STUFFONLY" The "ABS" code tells routine to take extra
	action depending on piece 2, "STUFFONLY", which says to NOT schedule the		[[action~\|Action]] depending on piece 2, "STUFFONLY", which says to NOT schedule the
	abstract to be created by the background processor.		abstract to be created by the background processor.
	''RETURN PARAMETER DESCRIPTION'':		''RETURN PARAMETER DESCRIPTION'':

2012-02-22T12:38:02Z

Added glossary link to Application~

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	IEN is Internal Entry Number of ^MAG(2005.		IEN is Internal Entry Number of ^MAG(2005.
	Drive:Dir is the Drive and Directory where the image file is saved.		Drive:Dir is the Drive and Directory where the image file is saved.
	FILE NAME is what the application will name the image file.		FILE NAME is what the [[application~\|Application]] will name the image file.
	If UNsuccessful MAGGRY = 0^Error desc		If UNsuccessful MAGGRY = 0^Error desc

2005-10-16T23:42:17Z

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	gleaned from reviewing the code (and from a helpful email from Todd Berman):		gleaned from reviewing the code (and from a helpful email from Todd Berman):
	The input array MAGGZ may hold the following key:data pairs. Note: the index in		The input array MAGGZ may hold the following key:data pairs. Note: the index in
	MAGGZ (i.e. MAGGZ(1) vs ~~MAGGZ9~~(2)) is not important.		MAGGZ (i.e. MAGGZ(1) vs MAGGZ(2)) is not important.
	value		value

2005-09-26T21:13:37Z

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	FILE NAME is what the application will name the image file.		FILE NAME is what the application will name the image file.
	If UNsuccessful MAGGRY = 0^Error desc		If UNsuccessful MAGGRY = 0^Error desc


	Note: after this is called, follow with call to [[MAG3 TIU IMAGE]]		Note: after this is called, follow with call to [[MAG3 TIU IMAGE]]


	Kevin Toppenberg Notes:		Kevin Toppenberg Notes:

2005-09-26T21:13:06Z

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	FILE NAME is what the application will name the image file.		FILE NAME is what the application will name the image file.
	If UNsuccessful MAGGRY = 0^Error desc		If UNsuccessful MAGGRY = 0^Error desc


			Note: after this is called, follow with call to [[MAG3 TIU IMAGE]]


	Kevin Toppenberg Notes:		Kevin Toppenberg Notes:

2005-09-25T21:42:27Z

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	//KT Notes:		//KT Notes:
	"NETLOCABS" => ABS^STUFFONLY		"NETLOCABS" => ABS^STUFFONLY
	"OBJTYPE" => 3^1 //field# 3=OBJECT TYPE, ptr 2005.2		"OBJTYPE" => 3^1 //field# 3=OBJECT TYPE, ptr 2005.02
	"FileExt" => EXT^JPG		"FileExt" => EXT^JPG
	"DUZ" => 8^ + (Users DUZ) //field# 3=IMAGE SAVED BY, ptr 200		"DUZ" => 8^ + (Users DUZ) //field# 3=IMAGE SAVED BY, ptr 200

2005-09-25T02:24:30Z

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	Kevin Toppenberg Notes:		Kevin Toppenberg Notes:
	The above REMOTE PROCEDURE file description is not complete. Below is more info		The above REMOTE PROCEDURE file description is not complete. Below is more info
	gleaned from reviewing the code:		gleaned from reviewing the code (and from a helpful email from Todd Berman):
	The input array MAGGZ may hold the following key:data pairs. Note: the index in		The input array MAGGZ may hold the following key:data pairs. Note: the index in
	MAGGZ (i.e. MAGGZ(1) vs MAGGZ9(2)) is not important.		MAGGZ (i.e. MAGGZ(1) vs MAGGZ9(2)) is not important.

2005-09-25T00:52:40Z

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	--KT edit--		--KT edit--
	I think he means something like this:		I think he means something like this:
	MAGGZ(1)="ABS^STUFFONLY"		MAGGZ(1)="ABS^STUFFONLY" or MAGGZ("NETLOCABS")="ABS^STUFFONLY"
	MAGGZ(2)="EXT^JPG"		MAGGZ(2)="EXT^JPG" or MAGGZ("FileExt")="EXT^JPG"
	MAGGZ(3)="3^1"		MAGGZ(3)="3^1" or MAGGZ("OBJTYPE")="3^1"
	MAGGZ(4)="5^4567"		MAGGZ(4)="5^4567" or MAGGZ("magDFN")="5^4567"
	MAGGZ(5)="7^NOW"		MAGGZ(5)="7^NOW" or MAGGZ("DATETIME")="7^NOW"
	MAGGZ(6)="8^123"		MAGGZ(6)="8^123" or MAGGZ("DUZ")="8^123"

			The names/numbers of the indices in MAGGZ do NOT appear to be used, so both
			of the above should be equivalent.
	--end KT edit--		--end KT edit--

2005-09-25T00:47:00Z

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	gleaned from reviewing the code:		gleaned from reviewing the code:
	The input array MAGGZ may hold the following key:data pairs. Note: the index in		The input array MAGGZ may hold the following key:data pairs. Note: the index in
	MAGGZ (i.e. MAGGZ(1) vs MAGGZ9(2)) is not important. ~~And "xxx" below means a data~~		MAGGZ (i.e. MAGGZ(1) vs MAGGZ9(2)) is not important.
	value		value

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	"DATETIME" => 7^NOW //field# 7=DATE/TIME IMAGE SAVED		"DATETIME" => 7^NOW //field# 7=DATE/TIME IMAGE SAVED
	"magDFN" => 5^ + (Patient DFN) //field# 5=PATIENT		"magDFN" => 5^ + (Patient DFN) //field# 5=PATIENT

	--KT edit--		--KT edit--
	I think he means something like this:		I think he means something like this:

2005-09-25T00:46:10Z

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   "DATETIME" => 7^NOW                          //field# 7=DATE/TIME IMAGE SAVED
   "magDFN" => 5^ + (Patient DFN)               //field# 5=PATIENT
   that returns a string that is in the following format: