| CHKSUM |
$$CHKSUM^XUSESIG1($name_value,flag) This would take a
root ($name_value) and build a checksum for all data in the root. (Not used
now, flag would be used when there is more that one checksum algorithm.)
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
name_value |
Input |
This is a global root as would be returned from
$NAME.
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flag |
Input |
Not used at this time.
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ESBLOCK |
$$ESBLOCK^XUSESIG1(ien) This extrinsic function would
return the set of fields from the new person file that are need as part of the
hash for a acceptable E-Sig. If IEN is not passed in then DUZ is used. (E-Sig
block, E-Sig title, Degree, Current Date/Time)
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
ien |
Input |
Optional. The default is to use the DUZ of the
current user. This is the IEN of the new person file entry to return data
for.
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|
EN |
$$EN^XUSESIG1(checksum,esblock) If the ESBLOCK is not
passed then the function would get the ESBLOCK. In either case it would encode
the ESBLOCK using the checksum as the KEY. Return a encoded string.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
checksum |
Input |
A number that will reveil if the data in the root has
been changed.
|
esblock |
Input |
Optional. This should be the data returned from the
$$ESBLOCK^XUSESIG1 call.
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CMP |
$$CMP^XUSESIG1(checksum,$name_value) The extrinsic
function would compare the checksum passed in to the calculated value from the
$NAME_VALUE. Return 1 for match, 0 for no match.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
checksum |
Input |
The output from the $$CHKSUM^XUSESIG1 call.
|
name_value |
Input |
This is a global root as would be returned from
$NAME.
|
|
DE |
$$DE^XUSESIG1(checksum,encoded_string) This extrinsic
function would decode the string using the checksum as the key. Return a
decoded string.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
checksum |
Input |
The output from the $$CHKSUM^XUSESIG1 call.
|
encoded_string |
Input |
The output from the $$EN^XUSESIG1 call.
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