| EXC |
EXC^RGHLLOG(RGEXC,RGERR) would be called to log the
exception type of RGEXC with a textual message included in RGERR.
RGEXC is the .01 of the exception being logged. MPIF will only pass .01s that
are in the 200-299 number range.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
RGEXC |
Input |
RGEXC is the .01 NUMBER from the CIRN HL7 EXCEPTION
TYPE FILE for the exception you are attempting to log.
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RGERR |
Input |
RGERR is the text message to be included in the
Exception message generated.
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START |
START^RGHLLOG(RGMSG,RGDC,RGPARAM) which allow the
exceptions to be logged for a particular HL7 message that is being processed.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
RGMSG |
Input |
RGMSG - is the HL7 message number of the message
being processed, This can be 0 also.
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RGDC |
Input |
RGDC is used to update the COUNT field in the file.
MPI will not be utilizing this field, but instead allow the counting to occur
within RGHLLOG functionality.
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RGPARAM |
Input |
RGPARAM - this varibale holds the name of the routine
that would be used to reprocess the message. MPI will not be utilizing this
functionality.
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STOP |
STOP^RGHLLOG(RGQUIT) to stop exceptions being logged
for a HL7 message specified in RGQUIT.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
RGQUIT |
Input |
RGQUIT is the HL7 message number being processed,
that was specified when START^RGHLLOG was called. This can be null or 0 also.
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