Name | Value | ||||||||
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NUMBER | 1092 | ||||||||
IA # | 1092 | ||||||||
DATE CREATED | 1994/12/20 | ||||||||
CUSTODIAL PACKAGE | KERNEL | ||||||||
CUSTODIAL ISC | San Francisco | ||||||||
USAGE | Controlled Subscription | ||||||||
TYPE | Routine | ||||||||
DBIC APPROVAL STATUS | APPROVED | ||||||||
ROUTINE | ZISPL | ||||||||
NAME | Use of Spooler by Health Summary | ||||||||
GENERAL DESCRIPTION | The API for PDX to request Health Summary data functions by Spooling Health Summary output into a SPOOL DOCUMENT and transfering the resulting data from ^XMBS(3.519, into an array (usually ^TMP) named by the calling application. This was necessary, given the current design of Health Summary, and the absence of HFS space on the 486 systems. To be portable, the most practical means of generating ASCII output to a MUMPS global was to use the Spooler. To that end, Health Summary requests permission to make direct reference to the SPOOL DOCUMENT (^XMB(3.51,) and SPOOL DATA (^XMBS(3.519,) files to evaluate the status of the Spool Document, and to transfer the resulting text to the target array respectively. We also call the entry points DSD^ZISPL and DSDOC^ZISPL to delete the SPOOL DATA and SPOOL DOCUMENT records once the transfer is successfully completed until otherwise specified. |
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STATUS | Active | ||||||||
DURATION | Till Otherwise Agreed | ||||||||
ID | ZISPL | ||||||||
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