| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
This patch adds the DELSTAT API to the alert functionality to provide
list.
Example: D DELSTAT^XQALBUTL("OR;14765;23",.RESULTS)
Returned: The value of RESULTS indicates the number of entries in
the array. The entries are then ordered in numerical
order in the RESULTS array.
RESULTS = 3
RESULTS(1) = "146^0" User 146 - not deleted
RESULTS(2) = "297^1" User 297 - deleted
information on whether an alert has been deleted for various users. The
RESULTS(3) = "673^0" User 673 - not deleted
Routine Summary:
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The following routines are included in the patch. The second
line of each of these routines now look like this:
;;8.0;KERNEL;**[patch list]**; Jul 05, 1995
API was requested for CPRS functionality.
Checksums were obtained using CHECK^XTSUMBLD
Routine Before After Patch List
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XQALBUTL 4983080 8443097 **114,125,171**
Installation Instructions:
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1. These routines are not usually mapped on systems that allow
mapping so you may not have to disable mapping.
2. Use the 'INSTALL/CHECK MESSAGE' option on the PackMan menu. This
option will load the KIDS package onto your system.
3. The patch has now been loaded into a Transport global on your
system. You now need to use KIDS to install the Transport global.
4. On the KIDS menu, under the 'Installation' menu, use the following
options:
DELSTAT - For the most recent alert with XQAIDVAL as the PackageID
Print Transport Global
Compare Transport Global to Current System
Verify Checksums in Transport Global
Backup a Transport Global
Install Package XU*8.0*171
5. MSM Sites - Answer YES to the question 'Want to MOVE routines to
other CPUs?'. Enter the names of your Compute and Print server(s).
AXP sites should answer "no" to this question.
6. Rebuild your mapped set if necessary.
7. If users are allowed to remain on the system during installation
passed in, on return array VALUES contains the DUZ for users in
errors may occur when the routines are loaded.
VALUES along with an indicator of whether the alert has been
deleted or not, e.g., DUZ^0 if not deleted or DUZ^1 if deleted.
Note that contents of VALUES will be killed prior to building the
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