go to post ED Coder · Aug 31, 2020 HI Robert, thank you, I was able to use your advice on implementing the code. What does the #10 do? I was able to use your suggestion because I already had a Business Process defined, which I could just plug in your suggestion.
go to post ED Coder · Aug 27, 2020 Hi Marc, thank you so much for that. This is a new thought process for me.
go to post ED Coder · Aug 27, 2020 Hi Robert, I am getting the list in an excel file, and thinking I could use a straight global to load the values and compare. Is that a good way? ^EDLIST("DIAG", "X123, internal health") = "" ^EDLIST("DIAG", "X234, External health") = ""
go to post ED Coder · Jul 14, 2020 spot on Cristiano. I will need to find a way to identify the segment and get the value. Thank you so much.
go to post ED Coder · Jul 14, 2020 Hi Cristiano, Thank you so much, I tried that too, but always returns blank. pRequest.GetValueAt("PIDgrpgrp(1).ORCgrp(1).OBXgrp(2).OBX:6"). Is my syntax wrong?
go to post ED Coder · May 6, 2020 Thank you so much Chris, I had to add the parentheses. Thank you for giving me the idea of referencing with the field number. I used to type the whole lot. This works faster. Regards, Eric
go to post ED Coder · Apr 29, 2020 Thank You Vic, somehow the job stopped before I could run out of space (10GB). I was reading the docs and it said that there is no way of reversing the operation, panicked. Really appreciate for sending the details along.
go to post ED Coder · Apr 15, 2020 Thank you for responding to my question Vic. Ok, thats a start, I will check the events and see if there is anything causing the dead jobs.