You can use a search template as the value of BY(0) when making a call
to EN1^DIP. By setting FLDS="" and DHD="@@" and then programming DHIT
to be the line of code you want to have happen, per record, you can
iterate through the search template entries using FM, without having to
know about the '1' node structure.
Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
One option that may be more trouble than its worth, is to use EN^DIP
and set IOP to a host file device. That way, you can redirect the
output to a (host) file and parse it later. The big advantage to
sort templates is that they give you a mechanism to allow the user to
interactively specify sort criteria. If you don't need this (e.g., if
you know in advance what you want to do, or if you want to set the
criteria programmatically) then I wouldn't use sort templates, but
would use LIST^DIC instead.
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On Jul 4, 2005, at 2:04 PM, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Greg,
Thanks for the feedback. That LIST^DIC looks like a
juicy function, that I may use as another method
available for users to generate a list of records for
export.
Thanks again
Kevin
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