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APPTS_BY_STATUS help

MEL, SQL, Oracle

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asears

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I'm trying to show only PT appointments in a data display. Our PT appointment types all begin with PT, so I was going to try to break down the APPTS_BY_STATUS list into arrays in order to do so, but I can't seem to get it to work.

This is what is in the data display:
{arrived_list(APPTS_BY_STATUS("scheduled","FULL"))}

And this is the function I created:
{!fn arrived_list(strList){


local counter

local strArrivedList

local result = ""

strArrivedList = getfield(strList,"\r","")
for

counter = 1, counter <= size(strArrivedList), counter = counter + 1

do

strArrivedList[counter] = getfield(strArrivedList[counter], ",","")

if match(strArrivedList[counter][3],"PT")>0 then

result = strArrivedList[counter][1] + ", "+strArrivedList[counter][2]+", "+strArrivedList[counter][3]+", "+strArrivedList[counter][4]+", "+strArrivedList[counter][5]+hret

else ""

endif

endfor

return result }}

Posted : June 23, 2015 3:23 am

ken.takenaka

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what does it end up actually returning when you use that? I think I have a function that can do that

Posted : June 23, 2015 10:05 am

asears

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The data display is blank.

I'd like it to return:
date, time, appt type, facility, provider
date, time, appt type, facility, provider

but only PT appointments.

Posted : June 23, 2015 10:34 am

ken.takenaka

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Ok and is PT a separate location of care or would that be based on the summary line for the appointment?

Posted : June 23, 2015 10:38 am

asears

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Yes, PT has 3 separate locations and their names all end in "PT". Just like their appointment types all begin with "PT". I was trying to narrow down the results to only appointments that had an appointment type that contained "PT" (match function). I tried with facility that contained "PT" as well and that didn't work either.

Posted : June 23, 2015 10:42 am

ken.takenaka

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Hey Aubrey, sorry but every time I try to post the function, it cuts out part of the text so I sent you an email. Let me know!

Posted : June 23, 2015 1:19 pm

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