MAGG IMAGE SET PROPERTIES (2566)    REMOTE PROCEDURE (8994)

This remote procedure updates one or more image properties (fields of the
record of the IMAGE file (#2005)).
 
If one of the following fields is updated in the parent or the child of a
group that has only one image, then the changes are replicated to the
child or parent respectively: SHORT DESCRIPTION (10), TYPE INDEX (42),
PROC/EVENT INDEX (43), SPEC/SUBSPEC INDEX (44), ORIGIN INDEX (45),
CREATION DATE (110), CONTROLLED IMAGE (112), STATUS (113), and STATUS
REASON (113.3).

• IMGIEN
  PARAMETER TYPE:   LITERAL
  REQUIRED:   YES
  SEQUENCE NUMBER:   1
  DESCRIPTION:   

  IEN of the image record in the IMAGE file (#2005).
  

• FLAGS
  PARAMETER TYPE:   LITERAL
  SEQUENCE NUMBER:   2
  DESCRIPTION:   

  Reserved for future use.
  

• PROPVALS
  PARAMETER TYPE:   LIST
  SEQUENCE NUMBER:   3
  DESCRIPTION:   

  Items of this list define new values of image properties. Each item has
    CRTNDT^^{Date/time}
      Internal or external value for the CREATION DATE field (110)
      of the IMAGE file #2005.
   
    GDESC^^{Text}
      Text for the SHORT DESCRIPTION field (10) of the file #2005.
   
    ISTAT^^{Name or Code}
      Internal or external value for the STATUS field (113)
      of the file #2005.
  3 pieces separated by '^':
   
    ISTATRSN^^{Name or IEN}
      Name or IEN of a reason for image status change
      (see the STATUS REASON field (113.3) of the file #2005
      for details).
   
    IXORIGIN^^{Name or Code}
      Internal or external value for the ORIGIN INDEX field (45)
      of the file #2005.
   
   
    IXPKG^^{Name or Code}
      Internal or external value for the PACKAGE INDEX field (40)
      of the file #2005.
   
    IXPROC^^{Name or IEN}
      Procedure/Event name or IEN (see the PROC/EVENT INDEX
      field (43) of the file #2005 for details).
   
    IXSPEC^^{Name or IEN}
      Specialty/SubSpecialty name or IEN (see the SPEC/SUBSPEC
    ^01: Parameter name
      INDEX field (44) of the file #2005 for details).
   
    IXTYPE^^{Name or IEN}
      Image type name or IEN (see the TYPE INDEX field (42) of
      the file #2005 for details).
   
    PARDF^^{File Number}
      Value for the PARENT DATA FILE# field (16) of
      the file #2005.
   
    ^02: "" (empty)
    PARGRD0^^{IEN}
      Value for the PARENT GLOBAL ROOT D0 field (17) of
      the file #2005.
   
    PARGRD1^^{IEN}
      Value for the PARENT GLOBAL ROOT D1 field (63) of
      the file #2005.
   
    PARIPTR^^{IEN}
      Value for the PARENT DATA FILE IMAGE POINTER field (18)
    ^03: Value
      of the file #2005.
   
    PROC^^{Name}
      Name of the procedure (see the PROCEDURE field (6) 
      of the file #2005 for details).
   
    PROCDT^^{Date/time}
      Internal or external value for the PROCEDURE/EXAM 
      DATE/TIME field (15) of the IMAGE file #2005.
   
   
    SENSIMG^^{Name or Code}
      Internal or external value for the CONTROLLED IMAGE field 
      (112) of the file #2005.
   
  For pointer type parameters, pure numeric values are always treated as
  internal entry numbers (IEN).
   
  For sets of codes, the API checks for internal values first. So, if there
  is an ambiguity between internal and external values, the parameter value
  will be treated as the internal one.
  The following parameters are supported by this remote procedure:
   
  Parameters can be added to the list in any order. See comments preceding
  the SETPROPS^MAGGA02 for more details.
   
  Example:
   
    with RPCBroker.Param[2] do
      begin
        PType := list;
        Mult[1] := 'IXPKG^^RAD';
   
        Mult[2] := 'IXSPEC^^1';
        Mult[3] := 'IXORIGIN^^NON-VA';
      end;
  

Zero value of the first '^'-piece of the Results[0] indicates that an
                          ^01: Error code
                          ^02: Message
                          ^03: Error location
                          ^04: Message type
 
  Results[j]            Line of the additional info (optional)
                          ^01: ""
                          ^02: Text
  
Otherwise, '1^Ok' is returned in the Results[0].
error occurred during the execution of the procedure. In this case, the
errors are returned in the Results array as shown below:
  
  Results[0]            Result descriptor
                          ^01: 0
                          ^02: Message
  
  Results[i]            Error descriptor