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Sub-Field: 798.87

Package: Clinical Case Registries

ROR TASK(#798.8)-->798.87

Sub-Field: 798.87

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Parent File	Name	Number	Package
ROR TASK(#798.8)	REPORT ELEMENT	798.87	Clinical Case Registries

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Field #	Name	Loc	Type	Details
.01	REPORT ELEMENT	0;1	POINTER TO ROR XML ITEM FILE (#799.31)	ROR XML ITEM(#799.31) LAST EDITED: `AUG 19, 2003` DESCRIPTION: `The REPORT ELEMENT field references the XML element (tag) that is a part of the report.` `DELETE AUTHORITY: @` `WRITE AUTHORITY: @` CROSS-REFERENCE: `798.87^B` `1)= S ^RORDATA(798.8,DA(1),"RI","B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""` `2)= K ^RORDATA(798.8,DA(1),"RI","B",$E(X,1,30),DA)` `3)= Do not delete!` RECORD INDEXES: `APSR (#369), APSV1 (#371)`
.02	PARENT	0;2	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>999999999999)!(X<1)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `AUG 19, 2003` HELP-PROMPT: `Type a Number between 1 and 999999999999, 0 Decimal Digits.` DESCRIPTION: `The PARENT field stores the IEN of the record of the REPORT ELEMENT multiple that represents the parent element for this one.` `DELETE AUTHORITY: @` `WRITE AUTHORITY: @` FIELD INDEX: `APSV0 (#370) MUMPS IR SORTING ONLY` `Short Descr: Preserves the sequence of the report elements.` `Description: The APSV0 index allows to render the report elements into the XML tags in the same sequence as those elements were created by the report builder.` `The APSV0 and APSV1 indexes work together and the entries of both indexes are created under the same "APSV" subscript.` `See the description of the APSV1 index for more details.` `Set Logic: S ^RORDATA(798.8,DA(1),"RI","APSV",+X(1),0," ",DA)=""` `Kill Logic: K ^RORDATA(798.8,DA(1),"RI","APSV",+X(1),0," ",DA)` `X(1): PARENT (798.87,.02) (forwards)` RECORD INDEXES: `APSR (#369), APSV1 (#371)`
.03	SORT BY	0;3	SET	'0' FOR NO; '1' FOR AS-IS; '2' FOR STRING; '3' FOR NUMBER; LAST EDITED: `AUG 19, 2003` DESCRIPTION: `The SORT field determines if the value of the element should be included in the special index (APSV1) that allows report sorting on the server. It also controls how the value is transformed before adding to the index.` `Only those elements that have single-line values can be sorted.` TECHNICAL DESCR: `For example, let us assume the report has the following structure:` `...` `...` `...` `...` `...` `...` `...` `If the SORT BY field is populated and greater than 0 for the NAME child element of each PATIENT element, then the patients will be sorted by their names.` `See the $$SORTBY^RORDD01 function for details regarding different types of sorting.` `DELETE AUTHORITY: @` `WRITE AUTHORITY: @` RECORD INDEXES: `APSR (#369), APSV1 (#371)`
.04	IGNORE	0;4	SET	'0' FOR NO; '1' FOR YES; LAST EDITED: `SEP 24, 2003` DESCRIPTION: `If the IGNORE field is set to 'YES' then the report element and all its descendants will not be rendered into the resulting XML document.`
1	VALUE	1;E1,245	FREE TEXT	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:$L(X)>245!($L(X)<1) X` LAST EDITED: `AUG 19, 2003` HELP-PROMPT: `Answer must be 1-245 characters in length.` DESCRIPTION: `The VALUE field stores the single-line value of the element. For example, if "SMITH, JOHN" is stored as the value of the NAME element, then the corresponding fragment of the XML document will look as follows:` `SMITH, JOHN.` `DELETE AUTHORITY: @` `WRITE AUTHORITY: @` RECORD INDEXES: `APSV1 (#371)`
2	ATTRIBUTE	2;0	POINTER Multiple #798.872	798.872 DESCRIPTION: `The ATTRIBUTE multiple contains a list of XML attributes (and their values) associated with the element.` `WRITE AUTHORITY: @`
3	TEXT	3;0	WORD-PROCESSING #798.873	DESCRIPTION: `The TEXT field stores the text (multi-line) value of the element. For example, the corresponding fragment of the XML document for the DESCRIPTION element will look as follows:` `... Text from this field ...` `WRITE AUTHORITY: @` LAST EDITED: `NOV 30, 2002` DESCRIPTION: `This is a line of the text value of the report element.` `DELETE AUTHORITY: @` `WRITE AUTHORITY: @`