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Reference Type: Supported, Category: Alerts, Integration Agreement: 2788
This API returns information from the ALERT TRACKING file (#8992.1) for alert with xqaid (input parameter) as its alert ID. The data is returned descendent from the closed root passed in the root input parameter. Usually, xqaid is known based on alert processing.
AHISTORY^XQALBUTL(xqaid,root)
| xqaid: |
(required) This is the value xqaid that is the alert identifier. It is passed to the routine or option that is run when the alert is selected. It can also be obtained from a listing of all of the xqaid values for a specified user and/or patient. |
| root: |
(required) This parameter is a closed reference to a local or global root. The information associated with the desired entry in the ALERT TRACKING file (#8992.1) is returned descendent from the specified root. NOTE: A more user (developer) friendly call would be the ALERTDAT^XQALBUTL: API, which returns the data in an array with the field numbers and names as the subscripts and the internal and external (if different) values as the value. |
| returns: |
The data returned reflects the global structure of the ALERT TRACKING file (#8992.1). |
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The following example illustrates the use of this API and the format of the data returned.
>S XQAID="NO-ID;20;2990212.11294719" >D AHISTORY^XQALBUTL(XQAID,"XXXROOT") >ZW XXXROOT XXXROOT(0)=NO-ID;20;2990212.11294719^2990212.112947^NO-ID^^20 XXXROOT(1)=TEST MESSAGE (ROUTINE) 20^^^XM XXXROOT(20,0)=^8992.11^20^1 XXXROOT(20,1,0)=20^2990212.112954^2990212.145609^2990212.145621^2990212.145621 XXXROOT(20,"B",20,1)=
This is in the basic structure of the nodes taken from the global for this entry, which can be seen from a global map view of the ALERT TRACKING file (#8992.1):
^XTV(8992.1,D0,0)= (#.01) NAME [1F] ^ (#.02) DATE CREATED [2D]^ (#.03) PKG
==>ID [3F] ^ (#.04) PATIENT [4P] ^ (#.05)
GENERATED BY [5P] ^
==>(#.06) GENERATED WHILE QUEUED [6S] ^ (#.07)
STATUS [7S] ^
==>(#.08) RETENTION DATE [8D] ^
^XTV(8992.1,D0,1)= (#1.01) DISPLAY TEXT [1F] ^ (#1.02) OPTION FOR PROCESSING
==>[2F] ^ (#1.03) ROUTINE TAG [3F] ^ (#1.04)
ROUTINE FOR
==>PROCESSING [4F] ^
^XTV(8992.1,D0,2)= (#2) DATA FOR PROCESSING [E1,245F] ^
^XTV(8992.1,D0,20,0)=^8992.11PA^^ (#20) RECIPIENT
^XTV(8992.1,D0,20,D1,0)= (#.01) RECIPIENT [1P] ^ (#.02) ALERT FIRST DISPLAYED
==>[2D] ^ (#.03) FIRST SELECTED ALERT [3D] ^ (#.04)
==>PROCESSED ALERT [4D] ^ (#.05) DELETED ON [5D] ^
==>(#.06) AUTO DELETED [6D] ^ (#.07) FORWARDED BY [7P]
==>^ (#.08) DATE/TIME FORWARDED [8D] ^ (#.09) DELETED
==>BY USER [9P] ^
NOTE: A more user (developer) friendly API would be the ALERTDAT^XQALBUTL: API, which returns the data in an array with the field numbers and names as the subscripts and the internal and external (if different) values as the value.
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