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----- Original Message -----
On 1/11/06, James
Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
The
main thing that the VistA lookup routine does ...
Are you referring to a fileman function? A registrion code
module? A bit of code stored in the data
dictionary?
Thanks
Kevin
[JLG]
A lookup routine is part of the DD of a file. It is a routine that is
used instead of the standard Fileman lookup code when finding a file
entry if you are doing the lookup using a classic fileman lookup.
Jim
is
help look for potential
duplicate patients. I have not looked
at the routine much. ^AUPNLK* does
that and it makes sure
that required fields in both file 2 and file 9000001
are populated
correctly. Some of the code is old. Most of it was
written
before the silent calls were available. It uses
classical calls within that
code. It would take a lot of work
to replace the functionality using
something other than a lookup
routine. I do not know how silent the code
is.
Jim
Gray
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