Re: [Hardhats-members] Fileman lookup question: Aliases in PATIENT file

[Gregory Woodhouse]

On Jul 8, 2006, at 10:02 PM, Dan wrote: In File #8, the top-level "B" xref is shared between the .01 field and the  ALIAS subfile .01 field. Worse comes to worse you'd just manually re-index both of them, but since  Kevin said his ALIASes stopped working he  should only need to re-index the  ALIAS .01 field.  The "B" entries from the NAME .01 field will still be  there afterwards. I'm working blind here, but I assumed that aliases were being put in the top level index.  ^DPT("B",alias,ien) not something like ^DPT("B",alias,ien,subien) In any case, using "B" as a whole file index is something that never occurred to me, though i suppose it would work (once). (Working from memory is fun when you can get away with it.) Gregory Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Judge a man by his questions not  his answers."   --Voltaire

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