WhenI try to create a discharge summary(in
the discharge summary tab in CPRS) foran inpatient in our VistA setup
(admitted using the 'admit a patient' option),
afterselectingthe Title, Author/Dictator, Attending
Physician... and associating it with an inpatient stay, the following error
So doesn't that mean that allocating an open file number range in the 000-999 through WorldVistA conflict with the IHS file numbers?
On 2/28/06, Gordon Moreshead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because back in the early 90's, VA imported some files from IHS applications related to visit file
I thought there was an extra digit in the
proposed WorldVistA allocation.
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8:41 AM
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local file
What does your application do when it does encounter a null subscript? I think that is the more important problem than a M error thrown when it happens. In production software, why would your application encounter a null subscript in the first place? Usually it is the resultof bad data or missing
You are addressing issues that have always been of concern to enterprise developers versus individual PC developers. Yes, Yes, Yes, there are individual PC developers that care about efficiencies. I do not want to go there. In an enterprise implementation a 1000 NEWs versus 1 NEW and a 1000 KILLs
--- Steven McPhelan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You are addressing issues that have always been of concern to
enterprise
developers versus individual PC developers.
I'm not sure I agree, but perhaps I just misunderstand your point. It
is true that essentially all PCs run complex operating
--- Steven McPhelan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What does your application do when it does encounter a null
subscript? I
think that is the more important problem than a M error thrown when
it
happens. In production software, why would your application
encounter a
null subscript in the first
As far as I know that editor is full screen only.
At 06:26 PM 2/28/2006, you wrote:
Isn't there a text editor built into vista (although it is clunk in my
opinion).
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Is anyone using Word Processing fields for chemistry results? It seems the
only types used are Free Text, Numeric and Set of Codes. Even if the field is
defined in the Data Dictionary as WP, lab treats it as text, i.e. a one line
entry.
Steve
For those details it would be better for Cameron
to comment.
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local file numbers
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So, Greg, do you ALWAYS use the $GET and then on top of that, check for
$LENGTH before using such values as subscripts? Etc. etc.
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To:
--- Cameron Schlehuber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, Greg, do you ALWAYS use the $GET and then on top of that, check
for
$LENGTH before using such values as subscripts? Etc. etc.
Pretty much...except, I tend to use $GET inside $PIECE like so
S
Cameron;
Doesn't everyone do a $GET first and then a $LENGTH on things that will
be used for subscripts?
By the way, I have used the let it crash technique to seal up holes in
already existing applications so I could trace back how bad data got
into the system via which modules and
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By the way, I have used the let it crash technique to seal up holes
in
already existing applications so I could trace back how bad data got
into the system via which modules and applications
Does everyone realize that you can still log an error after you
There is a line editor too: CLUNK * 1000! I worked for the VA for 5
years before I found out it could be changed!
Dan wrote:
As far as I know that editor is full screen only.
At 06:26 PM 2/28/2006, you wrote:
Isn't there a text editor built into vista (although it is clunk in my
opinion).
Yep, I like it so much that I created a package to track the history of
specific errors that come from specific routines. This is really valuable
to see when a specific problem first started and who was involved. It may
be a software bug, or a training issue (especially if only a single user
is
This is the behavior I want (copy and paste into notepad):
MAIN WINDOW==
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I understand all this. I also made some assumptions in my statements. I had assumed that a process was initiated either through an RPC Broker connection or invoking an OPTION from Menuman through proper Kernel sign-on. In both of these cases, the Kernel sets an initial error trap for that process.
I will give an example of enterprise versus local programmers that I have experienced in over 20 years of hiring programmers. A programmer who has only programmed in the situation where the application will run on a standalone single-user PC may not think twice about locking a record or a file.
Well said, Steve;
Different situations require different solutions. Finesse comes with
applying the best solution for the situation which inconveniences the
fewest people. There was a site in Daito, Japan which had a warehouse
and an facility where locks were being badly applied. They
I cannot tell for sure because none of the rest of
the thread is attached, but I believe this thread was started by Kevin who
was working on an application that did not meet either of your
assumptions. It was a programmers debugging tool.
Jim Gray
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From:
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Well said, Steve;
Different situations require different solutions. Finesse comes
with
applying the best solution for the situation which inconveniences the
fewest people. There was a site in Daito, Japan which had a
warehouse
and an facility where locks
--- Steven McPhelan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will give an example of enterprise versus local programmers that I
have
experienced in over 20 years of hiring programmers. A programmer who
has
only programmed in the situation where the application will run on a
standalone single-user PC may
--- James Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cannot tell for sure because none of the rest of the thread is
attached, but I believe this thread was started by Kevin who was
working on an application that did not meet either of your
assumptions. It was a programmers debugging tool.
Jim Gray
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