Hey,
I did manage to find that out as well. Actually I also
found out that in order to have the SR*3*100 patch up
i need the following patches installed
SR*3*96
SR*3*99
SR*3*105
SR*3*107
SR*3*112
SR*3*115
SR*3*126
TIU*1*112.
Out of these, i do not have (SR*3*126 and TIU*1*112)
installed on my server. and when i tried, i just
landed up sending a couple of mails to the group! I am
unable to install these patches on my system.
I tried doing the xu-8-275.rtns in the %RI at GTM. got
somewhere...???
but i still need help. guess its got something to do
with installing a KID file that I'm loosing out on!
THAT WAS WHAT HAPPENED WHEN I TRIED. After the
INSTALL/CHECK MESSAGE option on the PackMan menu
Select Installation Option: 1 Load a Distribution
Enter a Host File:
/home/vista/patches/SR-3_SEQ-120_PAT-126.kid
Released SR*3*126 SEQ #120
Comment: Extracted from mail message
This Distribution contains Transport Globals for the
following Package(s):
SR*3.0*126
to Install File
SR*3.0*126 Build will not be installed, Transport
Global deleted!
Jan 29, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:47:14
**NOTHING LOADED**
I wonder if it has to do with "Review your mapped set.
If the routines are mapped, they should be removed
from mapped set at this time."!
I do not know what a mapped set is?
Look forward to some help!
Nick.
--- "Nancy E. Anthracite" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> That is exactly what I thought, but there are
> additions needed at the server
> level to provide the needed data for the graphical
> level. I am beginning to
> get a pretty good handle on how the whole thing fits
> together so when I ask
> for coders to try to do something, I hope my
> requests won't be too
> outlandish!
>
> On Friday 28 January 2005 01:33 pm, Kevin Toppenberg
> wrote:
> > Hey all,
> >
> > I just printed out the 271 page CPRS users manual
> > (file=cprsguium.pdf) on the documentation web
> site. I
> > was leafing through it and found this about the
> > surgery tab:
> >
> > Note: Until Surgery patch SR*3.0*100 is released,
> > sites will not see the Surgery tab.
> > When a user launches the application, CPRS checks
> to
> > see if the patch is
> > installed, and if it is, users will see the
> Surgery
> > tab. Display of the surgery tab is
> > controlled by the parameter ORWOR SHOW SURGERY
> TAB,
> > which can be set
> > at the User, Division, or System level.
> > Depending on the configuration of your site and
> your
> > access permission, the CPRS
> > Surgery tab may be visible. The Surgery tab allows
> you
> > to view signed operative reports
> > generated in the VistA Surgery package. These
> reports
> > include the Operation Report,
> > Nurse Intraoperative Report, Anesthesia Report,
> and
> > Procedure Report (Non-O.R.).
> >
> >
> > Hope this helps.
> >
> > Nancy, you mentioned precident for adding tabs
> (i.e.
> > for the Peds/OB-GYN project). In this case, it is
> not
> > something that can be added at a server level. As
> I
> > look through the source code for CPRS, there are
> pages
> > that are hard-coded for this. So to add peds
> > growthcharts etc, you will need to do a little
> coding.
> > Not all that hard, just needs doing.
> >
> > Kevin
> >
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