DBIA3181-F ICR (3186)

Name

Value

NUMBER

3186

IA #

3186

DATE CREATED

2000/09/06

CUSTODIAL PACKAGE

VBECS

CUSTODIAL ISC

Chicago

USAGE

Controlled Subscription

TYPE

Routine

ROUTINE

VBECA1

NAME

DBIA3181-F

ORIGINAL NUMBER

3181

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The entry point AGPRES^VBECA1 is provided by the Blood
Bank package to return data from the RBC ANTIGENS PRESENT(other) sub-file
(#63.13)) including the fields RBC ANTIGENS PRESENT (#.01) and RBC ANTIGENS
PRESENT COMMENT (#.02) for the DFN value provided in the call. The API will
create a .ARR array for every antigen record found by the function.

STATUS

Retired

DURATION

Till Otherwise Agreed

VBECA1

COMPONENT/ENTRY POINT

COMPONENT DESCRIPTION

VARIABLES

AGPRES

INPUT DEFINITION:

DFN = internal entry number from the PATIENT file (#2) (Passed as a
parameter).  You must precede the internal entry number with the accent grave
character ( ` ).

.ARR = The name of an array that will store the value of any antigens found by
the function.  This array must be passed as a parameter by reference.


OUTPUT DEFINITION:

The function builds an array for all antigen records it finds in Blood Bank
data files. The name of the array used to store the retrieved data should be
passed in as a parameter in the call to the function.

If no antigens are found, the array will be returned empty.

For each antigen record found, the array will contain the name of the antigen
in the first data piece of the array and any antigen comments in the second
data piece.  The populated array will be returned with the following
structure:

ARR("AGPRES",n) = Antigen ^ Antigen comment

Where "n" is a sequential index number.

VARIABLES

TYPE

VARIABLES DESCRIPTION

DFN

Input

This is the internal entry number from the PATIENT
file (#2) (Passed as a parameter).  You must precede the internal entry number
with the accent grave character ( ` ).

.ARR

Both

The name of an array that will store the value of any
antigens found by the function.  This array must be passed as a parameter by
reference.

The function builds an array for all antigen records it finds in Blood Bank
data files. The name of the array used to store the retrieved data should be
passed in as a parameter in the call to the function.

If no antigens are found, the array will be returned empty.

For each antigen record found, the array will contain the name of the antigen
in the first data piece of the array and any antigen comments in the second
data piece.  The populated array will be returned with the following
structure: ARR("AGPRES",n) = Antigen ^ Antigen comment Where "n" is a
sequential index number.

SUBSCRIBING PACKAGE

SUBSCRIBING PACKAGE	ISC
LAB SERVICE	Dallas