EDIT |
This entry point allows users to edit an option's
scheduling in the OPTION SCHEDULING file (#19.2).
Usage D EDIT^XUTMOPT(option_name)
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VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
option_name |
Input |
The name of the option from the option file that the
user is to be allowed to edit.
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DISP |
This entry point is used to display the schedule for
an option.
Usage D DISP^XUTMOPT(option_name)
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VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
option_name |
Input |
The name of the option from the option file that the
taskman schedule is to be displayed.
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RESCH |
This entry point allows an application to set-up the
schedule for an option.
Usage D RESCH^XUTMOPT(option_name,when_to_run,device_to_use,
re-schedule_freq,flags,error_array)
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VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
option_name |
Input |
Name of the option to be rescheduled.
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when_to_run |
Input |
(optional) The new scheduled time for the option to
run.
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device_to_use |
Input |
(optional) The device to use for the rescheduled
option.
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re-schedule_freq |
Input |
(optional) The frequency to run the rescheduled
option.
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flags |
Input |
(optional) If the flag is set to an 'L' LAYGO a new
entry if needed.
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error_array |
Both |
(optional) Pass by reference. Will be set to -1 if
the option was not found.
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OPTSTAT |
This entry point allows an application to find out
when a option is scheduled and get other data.
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VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
optionname |
Input |
This is the name of the OPTION (.01 field of file 19)
to return data on.
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ROOT |
Both |
This variable is passed by reference and returns an
array of data about the OPTION in question. Example: D
OPTSTAT^XUTMOPT("OPTION NAME",.ROOT) Returns an array of data in ROOT (pass by
ref) in the form. ROOT=count ROOT(1)=task number^scheduled time^reschedule
freq^special queueing flag This is an array because the same task can be
scheduled more that once.
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