That does it and , yes, asking does often generate more than one helpful
response on this list.
This is an example that a seasoned user can correct with a quick note of
advice. I don't know whether the error wording displayed in the client
comes from client code or is generated by the server.
This is also an example where I wish there was another searchable text
database along the lines of your Menu/Commands tree
( http://geocities.com/kdtop3/vistamastermenus.html )
In this case *that something* would be an organized massive text of
all the menu dialog/choices, and also the text labels of all final
properties that can be set (regardless of whatever M variables they
correspond to).
I can't imagine what the robot would be to walk through all the styles of
Vista menus (the way Google can more predictably hunt down hyperlinks) and
derive such a searchable file
Then when you have an error saying "patient selection list flag not
set", searching for a few key words in the massive text file could
give leads on where to go mining. Prospecting with roll and scroll
would not be as swift to decide where to stake your claim.
When I asked if anyone goes mining by searching for a phrase in the raw
globals, I was just thinking that perhaps that is another way to get
your bearings on the massive range of menu options. So if anyone
resorts to such methods, I would still like to hear how it is done.
Thanks
Rusty
> I think the best way is to ask. Otherwise, it
> involves tracing through the code, which is not fun.
>
> I think this was found on the third page of the edit
> user screenman form (OPTION XUSEREDIT)
> RESTRICT PATIENT SELECTION should be set to NO
>
> See if that helps.
> Kevin
>
>
> --- Tyrus Maynard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>
>> I have also encountered the "Patient Flagnot Set "
>> error. I found
>> Kevin's fairly recent post by searching the archives
>> (the list archive
>> doesnt offer a thread of discussion)and another post
>> mentioned by
>> Thurman, but no continued thread giving the fix. My
>> context is with
>> Semiviva.4 and CPRS ver*.40 which connects OK to the
>> GUI but then dies
>> after the error message.
>>
>> Besides seeking guidance,I want to take this
>> opportunity to ask about
>> skills for searching error messages within the vista
>> globals.
>> When you have a specific error message, with no
>> clue as to where "the
>> flag" resides among in the many Vista menus, is
>> there any strategy of
>> deduction to locate the text in a global and then
>> map it back to a menu
>> name???
>> IF anyone does this style of sleuthing, what are
>> your tools or mumps
>> commands, working backwards from an obscure error
>> text?
>> Thanks
>> Rusty
>>
>> >>earlier post>>>
>> From: Kevin Toppenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> CPRS Error: Patient Selection Flag not Set
>> 2005-01-27 09:51
>>
>> I am having a problem with CPRS. My username works
>> fine, but when I tried to add another user, I am
>> getting an error from CPRS that says something
>> like:
>> "Patient Selection List Flag Not Set". Then CPRS
>> quits.
>>
>> How do I fix this?
>>
>> thanks
>> Kevin
>>
>>
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