CLINICAL REMINDERS INDEX REBUILD ICR (6210)

Name

Value

NUMBER

6210

IA #

6210

DATE CREATED

2015/07/14

CUSTODIAL PACKAGE

CLINICAL REMINDERS

USAGE

Controlled Subscription

TYPE

Routine

DBIC APPROVAL STATUS

APPROVED

ROUTINE

PXRMSXRM

NAME

CLINICAL REMINDERS INDEX REBUILD

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

BLDINDEX^PXRMSXRM provides an API that subscribing
packages can use to rebuild their portion of the Clinical Reminders Index.

STATUS

Active

KEYWORDS

PXRM INDEX
PXRM INDEX REBUILD
CLINICAL REMINDERS

DURATION

Till Otherwise Agreed

PXRMSXRM

COMPONENT/ENTRY POINT

COMPONENT DESCRIPTION

VARIABLES

$$BLDINDEX(.FNUMLIST,START,SEQP)

This API will task a job to rebuild the Clinical
Reminders Index for one or more files.

During the rebuild, all evaluation, dialogs, reminder order checks, and
anything using reminder evaluation will be suspended.

See the Clinical Reminders Index Technical Guide's PXRM INDEX BUILD Option
documentation for a more detailed description on how the index build utility
works.

VARIABLES	TYPE	VARIABLES DESCRIPTION
FNUMLIST	Input	(Passed By Reference) A list of file numbers whose index is to be rebuilt. It is passed in as an array, where the subscripts are the file numbers. The following files can be selected: - 45 - 52 - 55 - 63 - 70 - 100 - 120.5 - 601.2 - 601.84 - 9000011 - 9000010.07 - 9000010.11 - 9000010.12 - 9000010.13 - 9000010.16 - 9000010.18 - 9000010.23
START	Input	The date/time to start the tasked job.
SEQP	Input	If more than one Index is to be rebuilt, this variable controls if the Indexes are built sequentially or concurrently. If SEQP is true then the Indexes will be built sequentially, if it is false they will be built concurrently. This variable is optional, and it defaults to true.
ZTSK	Output	This is the task number returned by ^%ZTLOAD.

SUBSCRIBING PACKAGE

SUBSCRIBING PACKAGE	SUBSCRIBING DETAILS
PCE PATIENT CARE ENCOUNTER	PCE will use PXRM INDEX REBUILD to rebuild the Clinical Reminder Index for files within the PCE namespace (i.e., 9000010.xx).

DATE ACTIVATED

2015/11/19