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Global: ^USR(8930.3

Package: Authorization Subscription

Global: ^USR(8930.3

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FileMan FileNo	FileMan Filename	Package
8930.3	USR CLASS MEMBERSHIP	Authorization Subscription

Description

This file links a person from the New Person file to a class in the User Class file. Since user class membership includes members of all subclasses, users should be made members of the most discrete class in a hierarchy of classes. For example, if Jones is a dentist, Jones should be entered into the Dentist class. Since Dentist is a subclass of the Provider class, Jones is then automatically a Provider. Persons wearing several different hats can have more than one entry in the file. For example, Smith might be a dietician also working toward a nursing degree. Smith could be entered twice, once as a Dietician and once as a Student Nurse.

Accessed By FileMan Db Calls, Total: 7

Package	Total	Routines
Authorization Subscription	5	USRMEMBR USRP2INI USRP3INI USRUMMBR USRYP21
Quasar	2	ACKQCLED ACKQP17

Pointer To FileMan Files, Total: 2

Package	Total	FileMan Files
Authorization Subscription	1	USR CLASS(#8930)[.02]
Kernel	1	NEW PERSON(#200)[.01]

Fields, Total: 4

Field #	Name	Loc	Type	Details
.01	MEMBER	0;1	POINTER TO NEW PERSON FILE (#200)	**********************REQUIRED FIELD********************** NEW PERSON(#200) LAST EDITED: `MAY 06, 1998` HELP-PROMPT: `Select a User Class member.` DESCRIPTION: `This is the name of the person to whom membership in a given User Class is being ascribed.` CROSS-REFERENCE: `8930.3^B` `1)= S ^USR(8930.3,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""` `2)= K ^USR(8930.3,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)` CROSS-REFERENCE: `8930.3^AUC^MUMPS` `1)= I +$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,2) S ^USR(8930.3,"AUC",+X,+$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,2),+DA)=""` `2)= I +$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,2) K ^USR(8930.3,"AUC",+X,+$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,2),+DA)` `This Multi-field, MUMPS type cross-reference on Person and User Class will help to identify the classes to which a given person belongs.` CROSS-REFERENCE: `8930.3^ACU^MUMPS` `1)= I +$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,2) S ^USR(8930.3,"ACU",+$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,2),+X,+DA)=""` `2)= I +$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,2) K ^USR(8930.3,"ACU",+$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,2),+X,+DA)` `This multi-field, MUMPS-type cross-reference by User Class and person will help to identify the members of a particular class.` CROSS-REFERENCE: `8930.3^AUHX^MUMPS` `1)= I +$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U,2) S ^USR(8930.3,"AUHX",+X,+$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,2),+$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,3),+DA)=""` `2)= I +$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U,2) K ^USR(8930.3,"AUHX",+X,+$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,2),+$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,3),+DA)` `This Multi-field, MUMPS type cross-reference on Person, User Class, and EFFECTIVE DATE will help to list the history of a given user's membership in various classes.`
.02	USER CLASS	0;2	POINTER TO USR CLASS FILE (#8930)	USR CLASS(#8930) LAST EDITED: `MAY 23, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the User Class to which the User is being given membership.` DESCRIPTION: `This is the User Class to which the User in question is being granted membership.` CROSS-REFERENCE: `8930.3^AUC1^MUMPS` `1)= I +$G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),$$CURRENT^USRLM(+DA) S ^USR(8930.3,"AUC",+$G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),+X,+DA)=""` `2)= I +$G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)) K ^USR(8930.3,"AUC",+$G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),+X,+DA)` `This Multi-field, MUMPS type cross-reference on Person and User Class help to identify the classes to which a given person belongs.` CROSS-REFERENCE: `8930.3^ACU1^MUMPS` `1)= I +$G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),$$CURRENT^USRLM(+DA) S ^USR(8930.3,"ACU",+X,+$G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),+DA)=""` `2)= I +$G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)) K ^USR(8930.3,"ACU",+X,+$G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),+DA)` `This multi-field, MUMPS-type cross-reference by User Class and person will help to identify the members of a particular User Class.` CROSS-REFERENCE: `8930.3^AUHX1^MUMPS` `1)= I +$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U) S ^USR(8930.3,"AUHX",+$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U),+X,+$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,3),+DA)=""` `2)= I +$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U) K ^USR(8930.3,"AUHX",+$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U),+X,+$P(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0),U,3),+DA)` `This Multi-field, MUMPS type cross-reference on Person, User Class, and EFFECTIVE DATE will help to list the history of a given user's membership in various classes.`
.03	EFFECTIVE DATE	0;3	DATE	INPUT TRANSFORM: `S %DT="EX" D ^%DT S X=Y K:'$$VALID2^USRU(Y) X` LAST EDITED: `JAN 24, 2000` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the Date on which User Class membership is effective.` DESCRIPTION: `This is the date on which the user became, or will become a member of the User Class in question. This can be used to determine current, past, or future membership status within a given User Class, as well as for` `scheduling transitions between Classes (e.g., members of the class "PGY1 Residents" will finish their rotation on June 1st, and you'd like to schedule their trasition into the class PGY2 Residents as of that date).` NOTES: `XXXX--CAN'T BE ALTERED EXCEPT BY PROGRAMMER` CROSS-REFERENCE: `8930.3^AUHX2^MUMPS` `1)= I +$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U),+$P($G(^(0)),U,2) S ^USR(8930.3,"AUHX",+$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U),+$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U,2),+X,+DA)=""` `2)= I +$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U),+$P($G(^(0)),U,2) K ^USR(8930.3,"AUHX",+$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U),+$P($G(^USR(8930.3,+DA,0)),U,2),+X,+DA)` `This Multi-field, MUMPS type cross-reference on Person, User Class, and EFFECTIVE DATE will help to list the history of a given user's membership in various classes.`
.04	EXPIRATION DATE	0;4	DATE	INPUT TRANSFORM: `S %DT="EX" D ^%DT S X=Y K:'$$VALID^USRU(Y) X` LAST EDITED: `NOV 03, 1999` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the date on which the User's membership in the Class will expire.` DESCRIPTION: `This is the optional date on which the User's membership in a given class will expire (i.e., be automatically discontinued). This can be used to determine historical or future membership within a particular class, and to` `schedule transitions between classes (e.g., the current members of the PGY1 Residents Class will become PGY2 Residents on June 1st, at which time their membership in the class PGY1 Residents will expire, and their` `membership in the class PGY2 Residents will become effective).` NOTES: `XXXX--CAN'T BE ALTERED EXCEPT BY PROGRAMMER`

Found Entries, Total: 2

MEMBER: 200^1^USER,ONE

MEMBER: 200^17^USER,SEVENTEEN

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