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Message        Sky Stream          Post subject: Not sure the correct 
terminology for this post, but...Posted: Fri Nov 12, 2010 8:24 pm               
          
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Posts: 144                I am not sure the correct terminology to use for this 
post; however, below is what I am attempting to use.

Let's say I have a list which contains 2 columns with multiple rows which I 
want to use for reference points in some sort of an array.

hex_location, patient_name
hex_location, study_date
hex_location, patient_id
hex_location, modality_type
hex_location, study_instance_uid

now.. what I want to do is store this list in a property in which I can use in 
an array of some kind which at the end would output the results to its 
designated property.

Basically, the list above becomes a reference guide for the loop to process. I 
want to avoid creating seperate loop statements for each item.      
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subject: Re: Not sure the correct terminology for this post, but...Posted: Sat 
Nov 13, 2010 4:11 am                                 
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Location: England                You can use a dictionary, collection, or 
database table to hold this list of pairs.   
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