$$PARAM |
The following example API call demonstrates syntax,
and also shows a sample of the output of this call.
>W $$PARAM^HLCS2
81^DNS ^P^512^MARYLAND HCS^512^3030^HL7 MSG^^^^
When $$PARAM^HLCS2 is called, a string is returned containing key HL7
environment values. The values in the string are delimited by the up-arrow
('^'). The pieces of data returned, and the source for the data, is listed
below.
Piece Type-Data Data Source
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1 Numeric Domain file pointer DOMAIN field (#.02) in the
HL COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS
file (#869.3).
2 Text Domain name NAME field (#.01) in the
DOMAIN file entry. (See
piece #1.)
3 Text Set of codes DEFAULT PROCESSING ID field
(#.03) in the HL
COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS
file (#869.3).
4 Numeric Institution pointer INSTITUTION field (#.04) in
the HL COMMUNICATION
PARAMETERS file (#869.3).
5 Text Institution name NAME field (#.01) in the
INSTITUTION file (#4).
(See piece 4.)
6 Text Station number STATION field (#99) in the
INSTITUTION file (#4).
(See piece 4.)
7 Numeric Mail Group pointer MAIL GROUP field (#.05) in
the HL COMMUNICATION
PARAMETERS file (#869.3).
8 Text Mail Group name NAME field (#.01) in the
MAIL GROUP file (#3.8).
(See piece 7.)
9 Numeric PURGE COMPLETED MESSAGES
field (#41) in the HL
COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS
file (#869.3).
10 Numeric PURGE AWAITING ACK MESSAGES
field (#42) in the HL
COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS
file (#869.3).
11 Numeric PURGE ALL MESSAGES field
(#43) in the HL COMMUNICATION
PARAMETERS file (#869.3).
12 Numeric DEFAULT RETENTION field (#51)
in the HL COMMUNICATION
PARAMETERS file (#869.3).
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