| SETDLMS |
Sets HL7 delimiters into individual variables based
either on elements of HL() array or default HL7 delimiter values.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
HL() |
Input |
The HL() is optional. It is passed through the
symbol table if it exists. HL() is set by INIT^HLFNC2().
If the HL() array is not present, default values are output.
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SEPC |
Output |
Component separator. Default = ~.
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SEPS |
Output |
Subcomponent separator. Default = &.
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SEPR |
Output |
Repetition separator. Default = |.
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SEPE |
Output |
Escape character. Default = \.
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SEPF |
Output |
Field separator. Default = ^.
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$$XCN200(DUZ,source) |
Given an IEN from the NEW PERSON file (#200) function
returns an XCN data type.
Optionally, a source of the data can be passed to the API to identify in the
HL7 segment where the person information comes from.
Prerequisite: HL7 delimiters set into variables as done by SETDLMS^VDEFEL must
be present.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
DUZ |
Input |
DUZ = IEN of a New Person file entry is required.
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$$XCN200 |
Output |
Function returns a XCN HL7 data type based on the
indicated New Person file entry.
Example: 520637377~CREAVEN~DON~~~~~VistA200
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source |
Input |
Optional. The string passed will be added to the HL7
data to identify where the data originates. Default value of 'VistA200' is
used if nothing is passed in this parameter.
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$$TS(date_time) |
Given a date/time value, function returns an HL7 TS
data type.
Examples:
1. W $$TS^VDEFEL($H)
20040820182643-0400
2. W $$TS^VDEFEL("3140820.154420")
20140820154420-0400
3. W $$TS^VDEFEL("AUG 23, 2004@100923")
20040823100923-0400
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
date_time |
Input |
A date/time value in either $H, FileMan internal, or
an external format understood by FileMan's date/time utilities.
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$$TS |
Output |
Function returns a TS data type, including time zone.
No time zone is returned if no time is included in input.
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