MEDICINE KILL API ICR (2040)

Name

Value

NUMBER

2040

IA #

2040

DATE CREATED

1997/06/24

CUSTODIAL PACKAGE

CUSTODIAL ISC

Chicago

USAGE

Controlled Subscription

TYPE

Routine

DBIC APPROVAL STATUS

APPROVED

ROUTINE

NAME

MEDICINE KILL API

GENERAL DESCRIPTION


This entry point removes entries from the Image multiples in the Medicine
Procedure data files.

STATUS

Active

DURATION

Till Otherwise Agreed

MCUIMAG0

COMPONENT/ENTRY POINT

VARIABLES

KILL

VARIABLES	TYPE	VARIABLES DESCRIPTION
MCFILE	Input	A Medicine Procedure data file number 691, 691.1, 691.5, 691.6, 691.7, 691.8, 694, 694.5 698, 698.1, 698.2, 698.3, 699, 699.5, 700, 701* (Note: only those marked with a '*' have Image pointer multiples)
MCD0	Input	A pointer to one of the entries in one of the Medicine Procedure data files, e.g., ^MCAR(MCFILE,MCD0,...
MCD1	Input	A pointer to one of the entries in the in the Image multiple e.g., ^MCAR(MCFILE,MCD0,2005,MCD1,0)='File_#2005_Pointer'
OK	Output	Flag: '1^Message' = All is well, '0^Message' = Bad news The list of possible return values is shown below: 0^Image field not found in the Medicine Procedure file MEANING: A pointer to the Image file (#2005) was not found in the Medicine Procedure data file (see file list under MCD0). 0^Medicine Procedure file global name not found MEANING: The global root of the Medicine Procedure data file (see file list under MCD0) could not be found. (File file (#1) problem) 0^Medicine Procedure file global subscript location not found MEANING: The node on which the image pointer multiple stores its data cound not be found (Medicine DD problem). 1^Image pointer deleted from Medicine Procedure file MEANING: The pointer to the Image file (#2005) has been removed from the Medicine Procedure data file.

SUBSCRIBING PACKAGE

SUBSCRIBING PACKAGE	ISC
IMAGING	Washington/Silver Spring