Jim:
I'm very interested in exploring the m2web stuff; unfortunately I've been concentrating on the Windows (cache) Vista because:
it's somewhat easier to get up and running on the average student's PC
I need to work with CPRS and I don't have two machines or VMWARE
I've been fighting some Linux configuration problems on my machinebut I will get to it. In the meantime, I think your installation needs tweaking--I get a 404 not found from your latest URL and this from the m2web page:
Please send this report to VMTH:Computer Services, immediately.
M2Web Error (2nd level) --> 150375378,init+3^htCGI1,%GTM-E-DBFILOPERR, Error doing database I/O to region /home/vista/2.01/g/mumps.dat,%SYSTEM-E-ENO5, Input/output error
Steve
On Nov 10, 2004, at 3:34 PM, Jim Self wrote:
Steve,
If you add M2Web to your VistA installation, you will have many additional options for
viewing the database and database definitions - in your web browser. I uploaded some
screenshots that illustrate a number of them of them at
http://birch.vmth.ucdavis.edu:8080/m2web/doc/m2web-snapshots/
Of particular interest, at least to me ;), is the javascript object representation of the
database definitions and data that can be used by Mozilla (and other web browsers) to
provide very quick and highly interactive client-side manipulation and presentation of
data formats and queries and...
I will be adding descriptions for the various screenshots, as soon as I can get to it.
Meanwhile, I will be glad to answer questions via email. Incidently, that would help me to
understand what features need the most explanation.
Jim ---
Steve Wagner wrote:Ah! There is a "file of files." That's what I was looking for.
Thanks David!
Anybody know where this is discussed in the documentation?
I also note that I can get the fields for a file in this way:
FM-->Print File Entries Output From What File: PATIENT// SORT BY: NAME// ??
Choose from:
.01 NAME .02 SEX .03 DATE OF BIRTH .033 AGE ...
Steve Wagner
On Nov 10, 2004, at 10:18 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Two questions:
1. What is the best way to print a listing of files in the Vista database, including number of records in each, and sorted in descending order by # of records? Such as:
File Number File Name # Records ------------------ --------------- -------------- ... xxx Patient 10000 ... 01 New Person 1002 ...
Something like this? SORT BY: NAME// -ENTRIES START WITH ENTRIES: FIRST// WITHIN ENTRIES, SORT BY: FIRST PRINT ATTRIBUTE: NUMBER THEN PRINT ATTRIBUTE: NAME;C15 THEN PRINT ATTRIBUTE: ENTRIES THEN PRINT ATTRIBUTE: Heading (S/C): FILE LIST// STORE PRINT LOGIC IN TEMPLATE: DEVICE: GENERIC TELNET TERMINAL Right Margin: 80//
...EXCUSE ME, I'M WORKING AS FAST AS I CAN...
FILE LIST NOV 10,2004 11:58
PAGE 1
NUMBER NAME ENTRIES
--------------------------------------------------------------------- --
---------
100 ORDER 20520870 433 AR TRANSACTION 19073425 120.5 GMRV VITAL MEASUREMENT 15977800 9000010.18 V CPT 15593974 409.68 OUTPATIENT ENCOUNTER 15236048 9000010 VISIT 11800216 9000010.06 V PROVIDER 9979266 53.79 BCMA MEDICATION LOG 9868102 8925 TIU DOCUMENT 9145751 9000010.07 V POV 8742690 ...
I'd also like to be able to do a simple list of fields within a file (not an inquiry).
Select OPTION: DATA DICTIONARY UTILITIES Select DATA DICTIONARY UTILITY OPTION: LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH WHAT FILE: FILE// GO TO WHAT FILE: FILE// Select SUB-FILE: Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// CONDENSED DEVICE: GENERIC TELNET TERMINAL Right Margin: 80//
CONDENSED DATA DICTIONARY---277 FILE (#1) UCI: TESTING ACCOUNT
VERSION:22.0
STORED IN: ^DIC( 11/10/04
PAGE 1
--------------------------------------------------------------------- --
---------
FILE SECURITY DD SECURITY : ^ DELETE SECURITY: READ SECURITY : ^ LAYGO SECURITY : ^ WRITE SECURITY : ^ CROSS REFERENCED BY: APPLICATION GROUP(AC) NAME(AD) NAME(AE) NAME(B)
FILE STRUCTURE
FIELD FIELD NUMBER NAME
.001 NUMBER (N), [ ] .01 NAME (RF), [0;1] 1 GLOBAL NAME (CJ14), [ ; ]
2. Is #1 something I should be able to find in the Vista documentation
(for FileMan?), and where should I look?
Thanks in advance! Steve Wagner
I'm afraid I started in FileMan long enough ago that a version 15
programming guide was all that I had to work with (kudos to anyone who
knows
how much that dates me)
I assume it is in the documentation, and as I recall, classes taught by
Greg Kreis, Dee Knapp and other trainers cover Files, Data
Dictionaries,
and these kind of concepts based of File #1 (the File of Files)
Best Wishes, David Whitten (713) 870-3834
--------------------------------------- Jim Self Systems Architect, Lead Developer VMTH Computer Services, UC Davis (http://www.vmth.ucdavis.edu/us/jaself)
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