XUTMTP TBD XUTMTP0 TBD XUTMTP1 TBD XUTMTPD TBD XUTMTPU TBD XUTMTR1 TBD XUTMTR2 TBD XUTMTR3 TBD XUTMTR4 TBD XUTMTS TBD XUTMTU TBD XUTMTUL TBD XUTMTZ TBD XUTMTZ1 TBD XUTMTZ2 TBD XUTMTZ3 TBD XUTMUSE TaskMan: Option: XUTMUSER: Part 1: Driver. XUTMUSE1 TaskMan: Option: XUTMUSER: Part 2: Print. XUTMUSE2 TaskMan: Option: XUTMUSER: Part 3: Edit. XUTMUSE3 TaskMan: Option: XUTMUSER: Part 3: Help. XUTMUTL TaskMan: Utility. XUVERIFY Checks a user’s Access and Verify codes. XUWORKDY Workdays: Monday – Friday. XUXCTY TBD XUXPRT TBD XUYDEV TBD ZISEDIT Device edit. ZISPL Utilities for spooling. ZISPL1 Utilities for spooling (continued). ZISPL2 Spooler cleanup. ZISX Executes nodes in ^%ZIS global.
relate to the scheduling of options to run on a schedule or occasionally on a one-time basis. There is one record for each time that an option is scheduled. This allows one option to be scheduled to run on more than one CPU or at more than one time without having to duplicate the option in the OPTION (#19) file. 19.8 MENUMAN QUICK HELP ^DIC(19.8, This file holds help text to be displayed in the ScreenMan edit form for the menu file. It only changes when there are changes to the Menu system. YES 20 NAME ^VA(20, This file, introduced with Name Standardization (Patch XU*8.0*134), stores the component parts of a person’s name in the following fields: FAMILY (LAST) NAME (#1) GIVEN (FIRST) NAME (#2) MIDDLE NAME (#3) PREFIX (#4) SUFFIX (#5) DEGREE (#6) The “source name” that has these components is identified by the following three fields: FILE (#.01) FIELD (#.02) IENS (#.03) The “ANAME” on the FAMILY (LAST) NAME, GIVEN NO N/A G reference
(FIRST) NAME, MIDDLE NAME, and SUFFIX fields keep each component in synchronization with the corresponding source name. In the case of Patch XU*8.0*134, the source name is the NAME (#.01) field of the NEW PERSON (#200) file. The DEGREE and PREFIX fields are not considered part of a standard name but can be used to build formatted names for display. 40.5 HOLIDAY ^HOLIDAY( This file is used to record institutional holidays. It is by the XUWORKDY routine and is not distributed with data. It is cross-referenced by date. NO N/A 46.11 RAI MDS MONITOR ^DGRU(46.11, This file stores the modified and original contents of the #.01 field of the Master file entry and file reference information. NOTE: RAI/MDS = Resident Assessment Instrument/Minimum Data Set. NO N/A 49 SERVICE/ SECTION ^DIC(49, This file is a list of the services and sections within the services. Some of the entries may be “MIS COSTING SECTIONS” for use with the cost accounting part of the Management Information System software. A section is an MIS section if there is a code entered in the field called MIS COSTING CODE. In the cost accounting system all NO N/A
At the “Select Display Menus and Options Option:” prompt, select the Diagram Menus option [XUUSERACC]. At the “Select USER (U.xxxxx) or OPTION (O.xxxxx) name:” prompt, enter O.XXXXXXXX, where “XXXXXXXX” is the option name you want diagrammed (e.g., O.XUMAINT for the Menu Management menu). At the “DEVICE: HOME//”and “Right Margin: 80//” prompts, press Enter to display the diagram to the screen.
|---------------------------------------------- Remove | Out-Of-Order | Messages from a | Set of Options | [XQOON] | |---------------------------------------------- Toggle options/protocol s on and off [XQOOTOG] --------------------------------------------------------- See if a User Has Access to a Particular Option [XQOPACCESS] --------------------------------------------------------- Show Users with a Selected primary Menu [XUXREF-2]
[XU-PERSON CLASS EDIT] ----------------------------------------------------------------- Reprint Access agreement letter [XUSERREPR INT]
Duplicate Pair duplicate pair for merging. XDR OPERATIONS MENU Operations Menu Exit Action: W:$D(IOF) @IOF W !,”Duplicate Resolution System Menu”,! Entry Action: W:$D(IOF) @IOF W !,”Duplicate Resolution Operations Menu”,! This menu contains options for running duplicate check searches and verifying and merging duplicate pairs. It includes the following options: XDR DISPLAY SEARCH STATUS XDR APPROVE FOR MERGE XDR VERIFY ALL XDR ANCILLARY REVIEW XDR CHECK MERGE PROCESS STATUS XDR STOP MERGE PROCESS XDR PRELIMINARY SCAN Preliminary Scan of File for errors Run Routine Routine: XDRDPREL This option scans through a file selected for Duplicate Resolution to check for entries within the file that are missing identifiers (which are presumed to be significant data elements) or have other problems. XDR PRELIMINARY SCAN LIST List file entries identified in preliminary scan Run Routine Routine: XDRDPRE1 This option is used to generate a list of those entries in the file that were identified as lacking a zero node, having a bad SSN value, or missing one or more of the identifiers in the file. XDR PRINT LIST Print List of File Run Routine Routine: XDRDLIST This option prints a list of file duplicates. You
FORCEIP4 IP address to IPv4 XU*8.0*605) XLFIPV FORCEIP6 Convert any IP address to IPv6 (Released with Patch XU*8.0*605) XLFIPV IPV4 IPV6 MENU IPV—IPv4 and IPv6 Address Tools Menu (Released with Patch XU*8.0*605) It includes the following options: XLFIPV CONVERT XLFIPV FORCEIP4 XLFIPV FORCEIP6 XLFIPV VALIDATE XLFIPV VERSION XLFIPV VALIDATE Validate IPv4 and IPv6 address (Released with Patch XU*8.0*605) XLFIPV VERSION Show system settings for IPv6 (Released with Patch XU*8.0*605) XPAR EDIT BY TEMPLATE Edit Parameter Values with Template Action Entry Action: D SELTED^XPAREDT3 This option prompts for a Parameter template and then uses the selected template to edit parameter values. XPAR EDIT KEYWORD Edit Parameter Definition Keyword Edit This option edits the KEYWORD field in the PARAMETER DEFINITION (#8989.51) file. XPAR EDIT PARAMETER Edit Parameter Values Action Entry Action: D ^XPAREDIT This option calls the low-level parameter editor that allows you to edit the values for every parameter. Normally, VistA software applications supply other means of editing parameters. XPAR LIST BY ENTITY List Values for a Selected Action Entry Action: D ALLENTS^XPARLIST This option prompts the user for the entry of an entity (e.g., location,
Entity user, etc.) and lists all value instances for that entity. XPAR LIST BY PACKAGE List Values for a Selected Package Action Entry Action: D ALLPKG^XPARLIST This option prompts the user for a VistA software application and lists all parameter values for the selected application. XPAR LIST BY PARAM List Values for a Selected Parameter Action Entry Action: D ALLPARS^XPARLIST This option prompts the user for a parameter (i.e., defined in the PARAMETER DEFINITION [#8989.51] file) and lists all value instances for that parameter. XPAR LIST BY TEMPLATE List Values for a Selected Template Action Entry Action: D TMPLT^XPARLIST() This option prompts the user for a Parameter template. Depending on the definition of the template, additional information may be requested, and then the parameter values defined by the template are displayed. XPAR MENU TOOLS General Parameter Tools Menu This menu contains general purpose tools for managing parameters. It includes the following options: XPAR LIST BY PARAM XPAR LIST BY ENTITY XPAR LIST BY PACKAGE XPAR LIST BY TEMPLATE XPAR EDIT PARAMETER XPAR EDIT BY
TEMPLATE XPAR EDIT KEYWORD REF: For more information on the XPAR* APIs, see the Parameter Tools Supplement to Patch Description: XT*7.3*26 documentation located on the VDL at: XPD BACKUP Backup a Transport Global Run Routine Routine: EN^XPDIB This option creates a MailMan message that will back up all current routines on your system that would be replaced by the packages (VistA software applications) in this Transport Global. Those components that are not routines must be backed up separately if they need to be preserved. XPD BUILD NAMESPACE Create a Build Using Namespace Run Routine Routine: BUILD^XPDE This option creates a new entry in the BUILD (#9.6) file, and populates the entry using a namespace. XPD COMPARE TO SYSTEM Compare Transport Global to Current System Run Routine Routine: XPDCOM This option lets you compare the components of a transport global, which is currently loaded in the XTMP global, to your current system. XPD CONVERT PACKAGE Convert Loaded Run Routine Routine: EN2^XPDIU This option changes a package (VistA
BUILD Routine EDIT^XPDE edit BUILD (#9.6) file entries. XPD EDIT INSTALL Edit Install Status Edit This option edits the STATUS and the INSTALL COMPLETE TIME fields in the INSTALL (#9.7) file. XPD INSTALL BUILD Install Package(s) Run Routine Routine: EN^XPDI This option starts the install process for all packages (VistA software applications) in a Transport Global that are part of a distribution. NOTE: You must load the distribution before you can use this option to install it. XPD INSTALLATION MENU Installation Menu This menu contains options to load, install, and restart the install of a KIDS Distribution. It includes the following options: XPD LOAD DISTRIBUTION XPD PRINT CHECKSUM XPD PRINT INSTALL XPD COMPARE TO SYSTEM XPD BACKUP XPD INSTALL BUILD XPD RESTART INSTALL XPD UNLOAD DISTRIBUTION XPD LOAD Load a Run Routine: This option loads a
update. Optionally, this option goes through the ROUTINE (#9.8) file and deletes any local routine names that no longer exist on the system. Any routine listed as national will not be removed from the file. XPD TRANSPORT PACKAGE Transport a Distribution Run Routine Routine: XPDT This option uses entries in the BUILD (#9.6) file to create a Transport Global to export packages (VistA M-based software applications). If you choose a Host File Server (HFS) file as an output device, the Transport Global is written to the HFS file, creating a distribution. If you do not choose a device, the Transport Global is written to the ^XTMP global on your system. XPD UNLOAD DISTRIBUTION Unload a Distribution Run Routine Routine: EN1^XPDIU This option removes the Transport Global and packages (VistA M-based software applications in the INSTALL (#9.7) file for a loaded distribution. It also removes any dangling packages in the Transport Global. You can only select the starting package. XPD UTILITY Utilities Menu This menu contains options to print and verify a BUILD (#9.6) file \ entry. It also contains options to
Number of errors for that date, by site (and if multiple Error Traps are used at a site, by the VOL,UCI) XQAB ERROR LOG XMIT Errors Logged in Alpha/Beta Test (QUEUED) Run Routine Routine: XQABERR Scheduling Recommended: YES This option is used to identify any errors associated with an application package hat is in either alpha or beta test. The identified errors are combined in a mail message that includes the following: Type of error Routine involved Date (usually the previous day) Option that was being used at the time of the error Number of times the error was logged. Volume and UCI are included so that stations with error logs being maintained on different CPUs can run the task on each different system. This option was designed to be tasked. It does not require a device and generates a mail message to the developing OIFO. An alpha or beta package is indicated by the presence of the package (and its
namespaces in the ALPHA/BETA TEST PACKAGE (#32) Multiple field in the KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3) file. The option should usually be scheduled to run after midnight and scheduled for at a daily interval. XQAB LIST LOW USAGE OPTS Low Usage Alpha/Beta Test Options Run Routine Routine: LOW^XQABLIST This option is available for obtaining a listing of options that are in a package under alpha or beta testing and have low levels of use since the last installation of the package. An option with low use is any option in the package namespaces with zero to five accesses. XQAB MENU Alpha/Beta Test Option Usage Menu Menu This menu option is available for accessing the following options related to usage of options in alpha or beta test packages: XQAB ACTUAL OPTION USAGE XQAB LIST LOW USAGE OPTS XQAB AUTO SEND XQAB ERR XQAL ALERT LIST FROM DATE List Alerts for a user from a specified Run Routine Routine: EN^XQARPRT2 This option reports all alerts from the ALERT TRACKING (#8992.1) queuing
alerts with text. Alert—Date of the oldest alert. XQAL GUI ALERTS Kernel GUI Alerts Broker (Client / Server) This is the context option for the Kernel Alert components: RPC: XQAL GUI ALERTS RPC: XUS KEY CHECK RPC: DDR DELETE ENTRY RPC: DDR FILER RPC: DDR FIND1 RPC: DDR FINDER RPC: DDR GET DD HELP RPC: DDR GETS ENTRY DATA RPC: DDR KEY VALIDATOR RPC: DDR LISTER RPC: DDR LOCK/UNLOCK NODE RPC: DDR VALIDATOR XQAL NO BACKUP REVIEWER No Alert Backup Reviewer Run Routine Routine: RPT1^XUP468 This option runs the report that generates a list of active users/providers that hold the ORES security key and backup reviewers for alerts. XQAL PATIENT ALERT LIST Patient Alert List for specified date Run Routine Routine: This option is used to obtain a list of alerts for a specified patient from the ALERT TRACKING (#8992.1) file for a selected date. type
Name—User name. for the user. Alerts—Number of alerts in the ALERTS (#8992) file. Last sign-on date. CRIT—Number of alerts with text. Alert—Date of the oldest alert. XQAL VIEW ALERT TRACKING ENTRY View data for Alert Tracking file entry Run Routine Routine: This option can be used to view data for one or more entries in the ALERT TRACKING (#8992.1) file in captioned format. The internal entry numbers for the entries to be displayed must be entered individually. XQALERT View Alerts Run Routine Routine: DOIT^XQALERT Exit Action: K:$D(ORVP) ORVP This option is used to select alerts or notifications produced by application packages for viewing or to perform any actions associated with the alert or notification received. XQALERT BY USER DELETE Purge Alerts for a User Run Routine Routine: This option permits users holding the XQAL-DELETE security key to delete alerts for another user. This is intended for when a user has been inactive for a period of time (e.g., vacation,
XQCOPYOP Copy Everything About an Option to a New Option Run Routine Routine: XQ11 This option does a %RCR copy of one option’s fields into a new option. It also tries to enforce namespacing rules when the new option is named. XQDIAGMENU Menu Diagrams Menu This menu contains the various methods of diagramming menus. It includes the following methods: XUUSERACC XUUSERACC2 XUUSERACC1 XQDISPLAY OPTIONS Display Menus and Options Menu This is a menu of options that help the user display menus and their options. It includes the following options: XUINQUIRE XUPRINT XUUSERACC1 XUUSERACC2 XUUSERACC XQ LIST UNREFERENCED OPTIONS Assign Editors Run Routine Routine: EN1^XQ61 This option allows the author of a help frame to assign editors. A help frame is editable thru ^E by the author, the editors, and anyone holding the XUAUTHOR security key. Unassign Editors Run Routine Routine: EN2^XQ61 This option allows the author of a help frame to take away edit
Reference Help Frames Routine XQH3 frames for a specified package, showing parent frames, linked to menu options, and invoked routines. XQHELPFIX Fix Help Frame File Pointers Action Entry Action: S %=0 D ENASK^XQ3 This option scans through the HELP FRAME (#9.2) file for dangling pointers. It deletes keywords that point to help frames that no longer exist. Change user’s allocated keys to delegated keys Run Routine Routine: ATOD^XQ6 This option prompts for a user and uses %XY^%RCR to make all security keys the user holds delegated security keys, so that the user can give them to others. This option is locked with the ADP security key. XQKEYDEL Delegate keys Run Routine Routine: EN3^XQ6 This option delegates security keys to a user, so that user can then give them out to other users. It also allows other users to delegate them in return. This option is locked with the ADP security key. XQKEYRDEL Remove delegated keys Run Routine Routine: EN4^XQ6 This option removes security keys previously delegated to a user. XQKICKMICRO Kick Off Micro Surgery Run Routine Routine: CHEK^XQ83 Entry Action: W to When certain changes are made to the OPTION (#19) file those changes are recorded in the ^DIC(19,“AT”) Micro
rebuild.”) surgery is the software in ^XQ83* that uses this data to rebuild the compiled menu trees in ^DIC(19,“AXQ”). Micro surgery is normally triggered when a user logs into a system, but this option allows the programmer to start it manually if minor changes are made to the OPTION (#19) file, which do not merit a complete rebuild. If there is nothing in the “AT” cross-reference to work on, the option responds with: “Nothing to rebuild.” If there is work to do, then the option responds with: “Done,” which means that Micro surgery has been started. XQLISTKEY Show the keys of a particular user Run Routine Routine: LIST^XQ6 This option lists the security keys held by a particular user. XQLOCK1 All the Keys a User Needs Run Routine Routine: EN1^XQLOCK This option invokes a routine that follows the menu trees of a user and collects all of the security keys into a list that are needed to effectively use a menu. XQLOCK2 Keys For a Given Menu Tree Run Routine Routine: EN2^XQLOCK This option runs a routine that searches the children of a given parent option and compiles a list of the security keys needed for that menu tree. XQOOFF Mark Option Run Routine: This option marks an
Set Routine OFFOP^XQOO1 option set XQOOMAIN Out-Of-Order Set Management Menu This menu includes the following options: XQOOMAKE XQOOFF XQOON XQOOSHOFIL XQOOSHOW XQOOSHOPRO XQOOREDO XQOOTOG This option is locked with the ADP security key. XQOOMAKE Create a Set of Options To Mark Run Routine Routine: EN^XQOO This option creates a set of options to mark Out-Of-Order. XQOON Remove Messages from a Set of Options Run Routine Routine: ONOP^XQOO1 This option removes Out-Of-Order messages from a set of options. XQOOREDO Recover deleted option set Run Routine Routine: REBLD^XQOO1 This option recovers an option set that has been deleted from the ^XTMP global by looping through the OPTION (#19) and PROTOCOL (#101) files to find all that have a particular message. It rebuilds the option set in the ^XTMP global. XQOOSHOFIL Options in the Option File that are Out-Of-Order Run Routine Routine: LALL^XQOO3 This option presents a list of options in the OPTION (#19) file that are currently marked Out-Of-Order. Order Order
XQOOSHOPRO Protocols Marked in Protocol File Run Routine Routine: LAPR^XQOO3 This option presents a list of protocols in the PROTOCOL (#101) file that are currently marked as XQOOSHOW List Defined Option Sets Run Routine Routine: EN^XQOO2 This option lists the option sets that have been created in ^XUTL by their names. XQOOTOG Toggle on and off Run Routine Routine: TOG^XQOO1 This option is used to write or remove messages from individual options or protocols. XQOPACCESS See if a User Has Access to a Particular Option Run Routine Routine: This option prompts for an option name and the name of a user and then searches the user’s menu trees to see if the user has access to the option. It also checks to see if the user has the security key for a locked option. XQOPED Option Editor Entry Action: D EA^XQOPED Exit Action: D XA^XQOPED This option runs the ScreenMan option editor form XQEDTOPT. This option is locked with the ADP security key. XQOPTFIX Fix Option File Pointers Action Entry Action: S %=1 D ENASK^XQ3 This option scans through the OPTION (#19) file for dangling pointers. It deletes menu items that point to options that no longer exist. options with Menu The options on this menu should not be assigned to a user’s
XQSMD EDIT OPTIONS XQSMD LIMITED FM OPTIONS XQSMD COPY USER XQCOPYOP XQSPING TCP/IP Type Ping Server Server Server Action: RUN IMMEDIATELY Server Audit: NO Suppress Bulletin: YES, SUPRESS IT Server Reply: REPLY ON ERROR ONLY This is a PING server that works like PING under TCP/IP. If you send a message to this sever it sends it back to you, thereby showing that the network mail channel is open. XQTKILL Delete a Menu Template Run Routine Routine: KILL^XQT4 Removes a menu template from the NEW PERSON (#200) file. XQTLIST Show all options in a Menu Template Run Routine Routine: LIST^XQT4 List out all of the options in a particular menu template. XQTNEW Create a new menu template Run Routine Routine: XQT2 This option invokes a routine that walks the user through the menu trees creating a new menu template. XQTRNAM Rename a menu template Run Routine Routine: RNAM^XQT4 This option renames a particular menu template. XQTSHO List all Menu Templates Run Routine Routine: SHO^XQT4 This option lists all of the menu templates for the invoking user along with the first two options in that template. XQTUSER Menu Templates Menu This is the user’s menu of menu template
TERMINATION DATE DEA EXPIRATION DATE XU EPCS DISUSER PRIVS Print DISUSER Prescribers with Privileges Print Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580, this option prints all DISUSERed users who have privileges to any of the SCHEDULEs II through V and who have a DEA# or VA#. This option prints the following data: NAME DUZ DEA# TERMINATION DATE VA# SCHEDULESs XU EPCS DISUSER XDATE EXPIRES Print DISUSER DEA Expiration Date Expires 30 days Print Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580, this option prints all DISUSERed users with a DEA# and where the DEA EXPIRATION DATE expires within 30 days. This option prints the following data: NAME DEA# DEA EXPIRATION DATE XU EPCS EDIT DATA ePCS Edit Prescriber Data Broker (Client/ Server) RPCs: XU EPCS EDIT XUS KEY CHECK DDR DELETE ENTRY Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580, this option is a Broker-type context option that is given to those individuals who are permitted to edit the data related to
DDR FILER DDR FIND1 DDR FINDER DDR GET DD HELP DDR GETS ENTRY DATA DDR KEY VALIDATOR DDR LISTER DDR NODE DDR VALIDATOR XWB GET VARIABLE VALUE XUS PKI SET UPN XUS PKI GET UPN of controlled substances. It includes the following option: XQAL GUI ALERTS This option is locked with the XUEPCSEDIT security key. XU EPCS EDIT DEA# AND XDATE Edit Facility DEA# and Expiration Date Edit Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580, this option edits the FACILITY DEA NUMBER (#52) and FACILITY DEA EXPIRATION DATE (#52.1) fields in the INSTITUTION (#4) file. XU EPCS EXP DATE Print DEA Expiration Date Null Print Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580, this option prints all active users with an unpopulated DEA# and DEA EXPIRATION DATE. This option prints the following data: NAME DEA#
section in the Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Systems Management Guide. XU EPCS PRINT EDIT AUDIT Print Audits for Prescriber Editing Run Routine Routine: Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580, this option prints information related to the editing of prescriber information. XU EPCS PRIVS Print Prescribers with Privileges Print Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580, this option prints all active users who have privileges to any of the SCHEDULEs II through V and who have a DEA# or VA#. This option prints the following data: NAME DUZ DEA# VA# SCHEDULESs XU EPCS PSDRPH Print PSDRPH Key Holders Print Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580, this option prints all active users holding the PSDRPH security key. This report sorts by Division, and within DIVISION, it sorts by NAME. This option prints the following data: NAME DUZ GIVEN BY (Person Who Assigned Key) DATE GIVEN (Date
7.3 Systems Management Guide. XU EPCS PSDRPH KEY of PSDRPH Key Run Routine Routine: Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580, this option allows users to allocate or de-allocate the PSDRPH security key XU EPCS SET PARMS Print Setting Parameters Privileges Print Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580, this option prints all active users holding the XUEPCSEDIT security key. This option identifies individuals responsible for setting the parameters. XU EPCS UTILITY FUNCTIONS ePCS DEA Utility Functions Menu (Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580) This is DEA ePCS Utility main menu. It includes the following options (listed in display order): XU EPCS EXP DATE (1; SYNONYM: 1) XU EPCS DISUSER EXP DATE (2; SYNONYM: 2) XU EPCS XDATE EXPIRES (3; SYNONYM: 3) XU EPCS DISUSER XDATE EXPIRES (4; SYNONYM: 4) XU EPCS PRIVS (5; SYNONYM: 5) XU EPCS DISUSER PRIVS
Production Account Routine ASK^XUPROD user to claim that the current account is the Production account and set the SID into the KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3) file. This option is locked with the XUMGR security key. XU SID EDIT Edit Mapping Run Routine Routine: EDIT^XUPROD This option lets you edit the two fields that are used in the SID code to map a logical name in the Cache cpf file to the Physical name that is returned by a $ZU(12,”“) call. XU SID STARTUP Startup PROD check Run Routine Routine: CHECK^XUPROD This option should run at every startup to check if the current SID matches the stored SID. To do this, the option needs to be in the OPTION SCHEDULING (#19.2) file with the SPECIAL QUEUEING field set to Startup Persistent. XU SITE LOCKOUT Edit Site IP lockout Action Entry Action: N DA,DR,DIE S D XUDIE^XUS5 This option edits the KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3) file for IP lockout, User lockout, and Terminal server list entry. XU SWITCH UCI Switch UCI Run Routine Routine: SWITCH^XUS3A This option switches UCIs. XU USER ADD New User Event Extended Action Entry Action: D This is a protocol to link other software applications that want to know about a USER ADD event. Other packages can attach to
to run after the menu tree rebuild has finished on the print server. As distributed, it only copies the compiled menus to a UCI named VAH on compute servers named CSA,CSB,… It uses %RCR to copy the data. XU-CLINICAL ACTIVE TRAINEE List of Active Registered Trainees Print This option prints a report of active Registered Trainees. The SCHEDULING RECOMMENDED (#209) field has been set to “YES” in case the site decides they want to schedule this report at regular intervals. When manually launching this report, it is recommended that it be QUEUED. XU-CLINICAL INACTIVE TRAINEE List of Inactive Registered Trainees Print This option prints a report of inactive Registered Trainees. The SCHEDULING RECOMMENDED (#209) field has been set to “YES” in case the site decides they want to schedule this report at regular intervals. When manually launching this report, it is recommended that it be QUEUED. XU-CLINICAL LOCAL REPORTS Local Trainee Registration Reports Menu This menu option provides various Trainee Registration reports that look at the
Selectable Items range for the VHA training facility. XU-CLINICAL TRAINEE TRANSC Trainee Transmission Report by Range Print This report displays/prints the Registered Trainee transmission counts for a selected period of time. XU-CLINICAL TRANS REPORTS Trainee Transmission Reports to OAA Menu This is the menu for the Various Trainee Registration transmission reports to the OAA. It includes the following options: XU-CLINICAL TRAINEE TRANSA XU-CLINICAL TRAINEE TRANSB XU-CLINICAL TRAINEE TRANSC XU-INACTIVE PERSON CLASS USERS List Inactive Person Class Users Run Routine Routine: PR^XUBA This option lists users who currently have inactive Person Classes and need to be assigned new Person Classes. Institution DEA# edit Edit This option edits the Facility DEA number in the INSTITUTION (#4) file. Institution Edit This option edits a subset of the fields in the INSTITUTION (#4) file. XU-PERSON CLASS EDIT Person Class Edit Action Entry Action: S D ^DIC K DIC Q:Y=-1 S This option is used to edit Person Class data. This option is located under the User Management menu [XUSER]. This option can be given to any user who needs to edit this data. n
devices. Host File Server Device Edit Run Routine Routine: HFS^ZISEDIT This is a edit option for editing Host file devices. LPD/VMS Device Edit This option calls a ScreenMan form to edit a VMS LPD device. XUDEVEDITMT Magtape Device Edit Run Routine Routine: MT^ZISEDIT This is a ScreenMan edit option for editing magtape devices. Resource Device Edit Run Routine Routine: RES^ZISEDIT This is a edit option for editing resource devices. Spool Device Edit Run Routine Routine: SPL^ZISEDIT This is a edit option for editing spool devices. Network Channel Device Edit Run Routine Routine: CHAN^ZISEDIT This is a ScreenMan oriented edit option for editing synchronous devices. TRM or VTRM Device Edit Run Routine Routine: TRM^ZISEDIT This option calls a ScreenMan form to edit a TRM or VTRM device. XUDIACCESS FOR ISO Fileman Access for the ISO Menu This menu contains VA FileMan options. VA FileMan access is basically required until such time as all necessary reports can be generated by standardized menu options. It includes the following options (listed in display order): DIPRINT (1) DISEARCH (2) DIINQUIRE (3)
ERRS XUERTRP PRINT T-1 1 ERR (SYNONYM: P1) XUERTRP PRINT T-1 2 ERR (SYNONYM: P2) XUERTRP CLEAN XUERTRP TYPE XUER SUMMARY (SYNONYM: SUM) XUERTRAP Error Trap Display Run Routine Routine: XTER This option displays programmer error messages dependent). XUERTRP AUTO CLEAN Error trap Auto clean Run Routine Routine: AUTO^XTERPUR This is a queueable option to clean up the Error Trap. By default, this option cleans up any errors that were recorded more than 7 days ago. If in the TaskMan Schedule/Unschedule Options option [XUTM SCHEDULE] the TASK PARAMETERS field has another numeric value that is used instead. XUERTRP CLEAN Clean Error Trap Run Routine Routine: XTERPUR This option is available to delete old errors from the Error Trap. This option is locked with the XUPROGMODE security key. XUERTRP PRINT ERRS Interactive Print of Error Messages Run Routine Routine: This option provides an interactive print of the first occurrences of an error (where n is user-selectable) over the specified date
a File Range K deletes a file range for a user. This file range is used when creating a new file. If the range is present, then the user can only create new files whose numbers are within the range. Remove All Access from a Single User Run Routine Routine: DELI^XUFILE1 This option removes all the file access a single user holds. Delete Users’ Access to a Set of Files Run Routine Routine: XUDEL^XUFILE This option deletes the access to files held by one or more users. You can enter an individual file number, a range of numbers, and/or a list of file numbers. Single file add/delete for a user Edit Exit Action: K This option adds or deletes the access a user has for a single file. XUFPURGE Failed Access Attempts Log Purge Run Routine Routine: This option asks for a beginning and ending date to purge all those entries in that range. Also, it asks for a date/time when this task will be queued to run. XUHALT Halt Action ENTRY ACTION: S:’$D(XQCH) XQCH=“HALT” G:$L(XQCH)>2 HALT^XQ12 XQUR=“HALT” G XPRMP^XQ12 This is the command that is used to terminate processing in MenuMan. XUINDEX %Index of Routines Run Routine Routine: XINDEX This option runs the %INDEX routine. XUINDEX2 Structured Routine listing Run Routine Routine: XCR^%INDX8 This option allows the direct printing of %INDEX’s structured
XUKEYDEALL De-allocation of Security Keys Run Routine Routine: EN2^XQ6 This option is used to take away a set of security keys from an individual user or a single key from a set of users. To be eligible, a key must be in existence and owned by the user of this option. XUKEYEDIT Enter/Edit of Security Keys Edit This option edits the descriptions of existing security keys and adds new keys to the system. Holders are specified through the Allocation of Security Keys option [XUKEYALL]. XUKEYMGMT Key Management Menu This menu contains all of the options used to manage security keys. It includes the following options: ORLEASE (DISPLAY ORDER: 1) XUKEYDEALL (DISPLAY ORDER: 2) XUKEYEDIT (DISPLAY ORDER: 3) XQSHOKEY XQLISTKEY XQKEYDEL XQKEYRDEL XQKEYALTODEL XQLOCK1 XQLOCK2 XUEXKEY This menu is locked
THIS OPTION cleanup for each facility. XUMF INSTITUTION Institution File Query / Update Run Routine Routine: EN^XUMF4 Out of Order Message: Use XUMF LOAD INSTITUTION This option provides clean up utilities to check for duplicate station numbers and to get a copy of Institution Master File from FORUM for comparison and update purposes. The cleanup utilities provide several lists to compare the local INSTITUTION (#4) file with the Institution Master File (IMF) -- the “Gold” file of Institutions complete with all approved station numbers including inactive as well as active station numbers. Utilities will be included to resolve duplicate station numbers and to automatically populate the local INSTITUTION (#4) file with national IMF data. The INSTITUTION (#4) file cleanup utilities use the query functionality provided by the Master File Server mechanism. An HL7 Master File Query (MFQ) message is sent to FORUM to get the IFM. The MFQ message is handled by the VistA HL7 package that invokes the Master File Sever (MFS) message handler.
information. XUPROG Programmer Options Menu This menu is used by developers. It includes the following options: XUPROGMODE (SYNONYM: PG) XUPRGL XUERRS XT-NUMBER BASE CHANGER XTSUMBLD (SYNONYM: NTEG) DI DDMAP XT-OPTION TEST XQ UNREF’D OPTIONS XTV MENU XPD MAIN (SYNONYM: KIDS) XUROUTINES XUPROGMODE Programmer mode Run Routine Routine: This option drops the programmer into programmer direct mode. This option is locked with the XUPROGMODE security key. XUPROTOCOL EDIT Edit a Protocol Edit Entry Action: S DLAYGO=101 Exit Action: K DLAYGO I $D(NAME) D XREF^XQORM K This option creates or edits a protocol. TOOLS
XUROUTINE IN Input routines Action Entry Action: N % S D Loads routines from an external device, like a host file. CAUTION: Do not use this option if you are not sure how to run it! XUROUTINE OUT Output routines Action Entry Action: N % S D This routine outputs routines to an external device, such as a host file. XUROUTINES Routine Management Menu Menu This menu contains various Kernel options relating to the management of routines on the system. It includes the following options: XTMOVE XTRDEL XTMOVE-IN XUPRROU XU FIRST LINE PRINT XUS KAAJEE PROXY LOGON KAAJEE PROXY BROKER CONTEXT Broker (Client/ Server) RPC: XUS KAAJEE GET USER VIA PROXY This is the KAAJEE Application User Broker Context option. XUS KAAJEE WEB LOGON KAAJEE BROKER CONTEXT Broker (Client / Server) RPCs: XUS KAAJEE GET USER INFO XUS KAAJEE LOGOUT XUS ALLKEYS XUS KAAJEE GET CCOW This option is an RPC Broker Client / Server option.
XUS NPI EXEMPT PROVIDER XUS NPI LOCAL REPORTS This option is locked with the XUSNPIMTL security key. XUS NPI PROVIDER SELF ENTRY PROVIDER NPI SELF ENTRY Run Routine Routine: This option provides the ability for a provider to enter his/her own NPI value and effective date. It is intended to be attached to the XU COMMON menu and checks for whether the user selecting it has the need to enter an NPI value. XUS NPI SIGNON CHECK NPI Signon Check Action Entry Action: D SIGNON^XUSNPIED This option checks a user’s signon to see whether the user needs to enter an NPI value. If so, a message is displayed to the user. XUS SIGNON Kernel context Broker (Client / Server) RPCs: XUS SIGNON SETUP XUS AV CODE XUS INTRO MSG XUS CVC XUS AV HELP XUS DIVISION SET XUS GET USER INFO XUS DIVISION GET XWB GET BROKER INFO This option is an RPC Broker Client / Server option.
XUS GET TOKEN XUS CCOW VAULT PARAM XUS GET CCOW TOKEN XUSAP PROXY LIST Proxy User List Print This option runs a VA FileMan (FM) print to show any users that have a USER CLASS of APPLICATION PROXY or CONNECTOR PROXY. XUSAZONK Purge of the %ZUA global. Run Routine Routine: PURG^ZUA[MGR] Entry Action: S XUSLNT=1 Exit Action: K XUSLNT This option purges the FAILED ACCESS ATTEMPTS and PROGRAMMER MODE ACCESS logs of all entries older than 30 days. XUSC LIST Print Sign-on Log Print This option prints the SIGN-ON LOG. XUSCZONK Purge log Run Routine Routine: This option purges the SIGN-ON LOG. All entries older than 30 days are removed permanently from the file. XUSEC ISO ACTIVE USER EXTRACT Special Active User Excel output Print This option produces a special Microsoft® Excel formatted output. XUSEC ISO Q TERMINATION REPORT Queueable ISO Terminated User Report Print This is a queueable version of the ISO’s termination date report. The report dates are from the current date minus eight (8) days to the current date minus one (1) day.
25) XUSERDEACT (DISPLAY ORDER: 20) XUTESTUSER (DISPLAY ORDER: 40) XUSERINQ (DISPLAY ORDER: 35) XUFILEACCESS (DISPLAY ORDER: 45) XUSESIG (DISPLAY ORDER: 60) XUSERBLK (DISPLAY ORDER: 10) XUSESIG BLOCK XUSERREPRINT XUSER FILE MGR XU-PERSON CLASS EDIT XU-CLINICAL TRAINEE MENU XUOPTWHO (SYNONYM: WHO) XU-INACTIVE PERSON CLASS USERS XUSER DIV CHG Change my Division Run Routine Routine: DIVCHG^XUSER1 This option changes the division to which you are currently assigned. It performs the same function as entering your current division at the “Select DIVISION: default division //” signon prompt. If you only have one
5) XUSTATUS (DISPLAY ORDER: 1) XUSTAT (DISPLAY ORDER: 6) XQ XUTL $J NODES XQAB MENU XUOPTUSER XUKERNEL XQALERT DELETE OLD XUSERPOST XQALERT MGR XWB MENU XOBU SITE SETUP MENU XUSITEPARM Enter/Edit Kernel Site Parameters Action Entry Action: W !!,”Note: the TaskMan site parameters have been moved out of this file.”,!,”Use the Edit TaskMan Parameters option to edit those values.”,! S D XUDIE^XUS5 Exit Action: K DA,DIE,DR This option edits the KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3) file. It contains fields for default system values, lifetime of Verify code, auto-generation of Access codes, and name of edit template. XUSPY Information Security Officer Menu Menu Entry Action: D ^ASTR2 This menu is for the person serving as the Information Security Officer (ISO). It includes the following options: XUSER SEC OFCR (DISPLAY ORDER:
1) XUFILEACCESS SEC OFCR (DISPLAY ORDER: 2) XU SEC OFCR (DISPLAY ORDER: 3) XUAUDIT MAINT (DISPLAY ORDER: 4) XUMNACCESS (DISPLAY ORDER: 5) DG SECURITY OFFICER MENU (DISPLAY ORDER: 6) XUSEC ISO ACTIVE USER EXTRACT 452 SECURITY LOG BY USER (SYNONYM: SL3) XUSSPKI CRL UPLOAD PKI CRL Upload Run Routine Routine: CRLUP^XUSSPKI This option should be scheduled to run every hour to send any new URL for the CRLs to be collected by the PKI verification server. XUSSPKI EDIT Kernel PKI Parameter Edit Action Entry Action: N DA,DR,DDSFILE S D ^DDS This option runs the XUSSPKI form to edit the PKI server IP address. XUSSPKI UPN SET ePCS Set SAN from PIV Card Broker (Client/ Server RPCs: XUS PKI GET UPN XUS PKI SET UPN Released with Kernel Patch XU*8.0*580, this is a Broker-type context option that sets the SUBJECT ALTERNATIVE NAME (#501.2) field (aka SAN field or USER PRINCIPLE NAME) in
the NEW PERSON (#200) file from the Personal Identification Verification (PIV) Smart Card. This is used with the DEA ePCS electronic signature to be sure the correct certificate is selected from the PIV card. NOTE: This option only needs to be run once for a user at a site. XUSTAT Stats Run Routine XUSTAT This option gives you a system utilization report for CPUs, Services, or users. XUSTATUS System Status Action Entry Action: W @IOF N DUZ,DT,DTIME ^(“SS”) D HOME^%ZIS This option uses an operating system utility to show all current jobs signed onto the computer. XUTERM Terminal Type Edit Edit This option edits the TERMINAL TYPE (#3.2) file. XUTESTUSER Switch Identities Run Routine Routine: TESTM^XUS91 This option simulates signing on as another user, and thus, tests out a user’s menus. It assigns all security keys but will not allow for the execution of any options. XUTIME Time Action Entry Action: W This command displays the time and date. XUTIO Device Management Menu This menu maintains the DEVICE (#3.5) file, which defines the characteristics of each device attached to the
XUTM CLEAN Clean Task File Run Routine Routine: OPTION^XUTMK This option cleans out the Task Log for the site manager, removing all entries for tasks that have completed, have been rejected, or have failed with an error. The site manager is asked to specify how old such entries can be before they should be deleted. It then deletes them from ^%ZTSK for all inactive tasks that are older than that. NOTE: This option is not queueable; though, it does create a tasked job to do the actual deletion. ZTMQCLEAN is the queueable version of this option. XUTM DEL Delete Tasks Run Routine Routine: XUTMD This option allows users to dequeue their own tasks and delete them from the Task Log. Users can delete either a single task or a range of tasks. Holders of the ZTMQ security key selecting this option can delete any tasks. XUTM DQ Dequeue Tasks Run Routine Routine: XUTMDQ This option allows users to dequeue their own tasks. Holders of the ZTMQ security key selecting this option can dequeue any tasks. XUTM ERROR Taskman Menu This menu contains
Error Log options to help the site manager manage TaskMan’s log of errors. It includes the following options: XUTM ERROR SHOW (1) XUTM ERROR LOG CLEAN RANGE (2) XUTM ERROR PURGE TYPE (3) XUTM ERROR DELETE (4) XUTM ERROR SCREEN LIST (5) XUTM ERROR SCREEN ADD (6) XUTM ERROR SCREEN EDIT (7) XUTM ERROR SCREEN REMOVE (8) XUTM ERROR DELETE Delete Error Log Run Routine Routine: KILL^XUTMKE This option deletes the Task Error Log. XUTM ERROR LOG CLEAN RANGE Clean Error Log Over Range Of Dates Run Routine Routine: RANGE^XUTMKE This option allows the site manager to remove from TaskMan’s error log all entries that occur on or between two dates. The site manager enters the two dates, first the earlier date and then the later date, and then the option removes the appropriate entries. XUTM ERROR PURGE TYPE Purge Error Log Of Type Of Error Run Routine Routine: TYPE^XUTMKE This option provides a way to clean TaskMan’s log of errors. The site manager can enter a
the tasks it runs, but the only errors logged in the system error log and in TaskMan’s error log are those errors whose $ZE values do not contain an error screen as a substring. The system manager can decide whether to count the number of errors screened out. XUTM ERROR SHOW Show Error Log Run Routine Routine: LIST^XUTMKE This option displays a simple list of the errors recorded by TaskMan. XUTM INQ List Tasks Run Routine Routine: XUTMQ This option lists either all tasks currently queued or else all tasks listed in the Task Log. XUTM MGR Taskman Management Menu Entry Action: W:’$$TM^%ZTLOAD *7,!!,”WARNING -- TASK MANAGER DOESN’T SEEM TO BE This menu is for site managers. It allows the manipulation of TaskMan. It includes the following options: XUTM SCHEDULE (DISPLAY ORDER: 1) XUTM BACKGROUND PRINT (DISPLAY ORDER: 7) XUTM DEL (DISPLAY ORDER: 6) XUTM REQ (DISPLAY ORDER: 5) XUTM DQ (DISPLAY ORDER: 4) XUTM UTIL (DISPLAY ORDER:
BASE CHANGER base changer Routine XTBASE number base calculator. It allows input in base 2, 8, 10, 16, and displays the number in all 4 bases. It is locked with the XUPROGMODE security key. XT-OPTION TEST Test an option not in your menu Action ENTRY ACTION: S entry to test: “,DIC(“S”)=“I D ^DIC K DIC I Y>0 S G M0^XQ This option is for testing of options only. It allows the selection of an option from the OPTION (#19) file and then executes it. CAUTION: No security checks are performed; therefore, this option should only be given to developers. XT-PURGE ERRORS Clean Error Trap Run Routine Routine: XTERPUR This option deletes old errors from the Error Trap. This option is locked with the XUPROGMODE security key. XT-ROUTINE COMPARE Compare two routines Run Routine Routine: XTRCMP This option compares two routines located in the current account and prints a list of differences. It uses the MailMan compare routine to do the work. XT-RTN CS EDT Old Checksum Edit Edit This option edits the CHECKSUM field in the ROUTINE (#9.8) file that is used by the Routine Summary List. XT-RTN CS UPDATE Old Checksum Update from Build Run Routine Routine: This option updates the old checksum of the routine in a build with the routines current checksum value. This
option should be run after a patch has been released and before any new editing of the routines takes place. XT-VARIABLE CHANGER Variable changer Run Routine Routine: XTVCHG This option runs the XTVCHG routine that does a fair job of changing all occurrences of a variable to another. It changes DOs and GOTOs also, but does not change the TAG. This option is locked with the XUPROGMODE security key. XT-VERSION NUMBER Version Number Update Run Routine Routine: XTVNUM This option runs the XTVNUM routine that updates or sets the version number into a set of routines. XTCM MAIN Capacity Planning Menu This menu holds all the currently available capacity management functions. It includes the following options: KMPS SAGG MANAGER KMP MAIL GROUP EDIT (SYNONYM: CMG) KMPR RUM MANAGER MENU (SYNONYM: RUM) KMPD CM MANAGER MENU (SYNONYM: TLS) XTFCE Flow Chart from Entry Point Run Routine Routine: XTFCE This option produces a flow chart on the terminal screen of the processing performed from the specified entry point to the termination
PACKAGE XTVR MOST RECENT CHANGE DATE XTVR RESTORE PREV ROUTINE XTVG COMPARE Global Compare for selected package Run Routine Routine: XTVGC2 This option is used to produce a listing of changes in the global structure, including file protection and templates, and a previously stored version of the package (using the Accumulate Global option [XTVGC UPDATE]). XTVG UPDATE Accumulate Globals for Package Run Routine Routine: XTVGC1 This option accumulates the current globals for a package for comparison with subsequent versions. The global data is accumulated for the ^DIC(fn,0, the ^DD(fn, nodes where fn is an included file number), and the Edit, Print, and Sort templates for the files indicated as related to the package in the PACKAGE (#9.4) file. XTVR COMPARE Routine Compare - Current with Previous Run Routine Routine: XTVRC2 This option compares one or more current routines to previous versions that have been recorded using the Update with current routines option. Differences between the current version and the indicated number of prior versions are noted. XTVR MENU Verifier Tools Menu Menu This menu contains options that are available as tools for
D CHCKSUM^XTSUMBLD Integrity checking utility Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide; Toolkit: Developer Tools D ^XTVCHG Variable Changer option Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide; Toolkit: Developer Tools D ^XTVNUM Version Number Update option Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide; Toolkit: Developer Tools D ENABLE^XUFILE3 Enable File Access Security System Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Systems Management Guide; File Access Security D ^XUINCON Run File Access Security Conversion Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Systems Management Guide; File Access Security D ^XUP Programmer Sign-On Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide; Signon/Security: Programmer Tools D ^XUS User Sign-On, No Error Trapping Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide; Signon/Security: Programmer Tools D H^XUS Programmer Halt Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide; Signon/Security: Programmer Tools D ^XUSCLEAN Programmer Halt Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide; Signon/Security: Programmer Tools X ^%Z Routine Edit option Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide; Miscellaneous: Developer Tools D ^%ZTBKC Global Block Count Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide; Operating System Interface: Developer Tools D ^ZTEDIT Install ^%Z editor Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide; Miscellaneous: Developer Tools D ^%ZTER Record an error Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide; Toolkit: Developer Tools D ^ZTMB Start TaskMan Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Systems Management Guide; TaskMan: System Management—Configuration
Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs) Table 28 lists the Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs) in the Kernel and Kernel Toolkit namespaces as stored in the REMOTE PROCEDURE (#8994) file (listed alphabetically by RPC name): NOTE: The Kernel and Kernel Toolkit namespaces include: “XDR*,” “XI*,” “XPAR*,” “XPD*,” “XQ*,” “XT,” and “XU*.” Table : Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs)—Kernel and Kernel Toolkit RPC ICR # Tag^Routine Input Parameter Output/ Return Parameter Description XDR ADD POTENTIAL PATIENT DUP Availability: AGREEMENT 5271 ENTRY^XQALGUI FILE NUMBER: File number for the file to which the potential duplicate records belong. For example, if the two potential duplicate entries are on the PATIENT file, this value is set to 2. TO_IEN: Internal Entry Number (IEN) of one of the potential duplicate records. For example, this could be a DFN from the PATIENT (#2) file. FROM_IEN: Internal Entry Number (IEN) of one of the potential duplicate records. For example, this could be a DFN from the PATIENT (#2) file. Returns: Success: IEN from the DUPLICATE RECORD (#15) file. If no errors occur, and if either an existing record is found, or a new record is added. Failure: -1^Error Message—If any errors occur. This RPC adds a record to the VistA DUPLICATE RECORD (#15) file, or find an existing record for the pair of potential duplicates passed to the RPC. This was written to allow MPI to add potential duplicate patients to the file when potential duplicates are detected by the Person Service Identity Management (PSIM) probabilistic search. XDR UPD SUPPR EMAIL None ADD^XDRDADDS FILE NUMBER: File number for the file that Returns: Success: 0—If no This API remotely sets the SUPPRESS NEW DUP EMAIL
XUPSSSN XUPSPROV XUPSSTN XUPSMNM XUPSDATE XUPSVPID: Required if lookup by VPID. XUS ALLKEYS Agreement: PUBLIC 6287 ALLKEYS^XUSRB IEN: This is the IEN or DUZ of the user in question. If not passed in, the RPC will use the current DUZ. FLAG: Not in use at this time. Returns: Success: Returns a list of the names of the Security KEYS the user holds. Failure: Returns -1 if failed for some reason. This RPC returns all the KEYS that a user holds. If the FLAG is set to some value, the list of KEYS will be screened to only be those for J2EE use. For KAAJEE. XUS AV CODE Agreement: RESTRICTED 1630 VALIDAV^XUSRB AVCODE: in unencrypted form. Array: It returns an array of values. This RPC checks if an ACCESS/VERIFY code pair is valid. XUS AV HELP Agreement: RESTRICTED None AVHELP^XUSRB None Array: Returns instructions on entering new access/verify codes. This RPC returns instructions on entering new Access/Verify codes. XUS CCOW VAULT PARAM Agreement: RESTRICTED None CCOWPC^XUSRB4 None Returns a value for use with the CCOW vault. This RPC returns a value for use with the CCOW vault. XUS CVC Agreement: RESTRICTED 6296 CVC^XUSRB None This RPC allows the user to change their Verify code. XUS DIVISION GET Agreement: RESTRICTED 5198 DIVGET^XUSRB2 IEN: If passed, this will be the user to get the division info on. Returns a list of divisions for a user. This RPC returns a list of divisions for a user.
XUS DIVISION SET Agreement: RESTRICTED 5199 DIVSET^XUSRB2 DIV Returns: Success: 1 if the value was accepted. Failure: 0 if the input was not OK. This RPC sets the user’s selected Division in DUZ(2) during signon. XUS GET CCOW TOKEN Agreement: RESTRICTED None CCOW^XUSRB4 None Array This RPC gets a token to save in the CCOW context to aid in signon. XUS GET TOKEN Agreement: RESTRICTED 6813 ASH^XUSRB4 None Returns: A handle to a token that signs on a new process. This RPC returns a handle to a token that signs on a new process. XUS GET USER INFO Agreement: RESTRICTED 2857 None Array: Returns information about a user after logon. This RPC returns information about a user after logon. XUS GET VISITOR Agreement: SUBSCRIPTION 5532 TOKEN Single Value This controlled-subscription RPC is used by the Broker Security Enhancement (BSE) to check a user’s credentials based on a BSE TOKEN that was passed to identify and authenticate a visiting user. The remote VistA system calls this RPC on the authenticating VistA system to validate if the visiting user is permitted to visit, and if so, obtain the authenticated user’s demographics. XUS INTRO MSG Agreement: RESTRICTED 1631 INTRO^XUSRB None Returns: Introductory text. This RPC returns the INTRO message from the KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3) file. XUS KEY CHECK 6286 OWNSKEY^XUSRB KEY: Array This RPC checks if the user
Global Protection, Translation, and Journaling An outline of a possible scheme for the management of Kernel globals is presented in this section. Cookbook recommendations should also be consulted. DSM for OpenVMS sites should refer to the most recent VAX DSM Systems Guide (otherwise known as the Cookbook) for recommendations concerning global characteristics. Kernel’s recommendations and the cookbooks’ recommendations should serve as examples as you manage your site’s global configuration. Globals in Production Account Table : Globals in Production Account—Protection, Translation and Journaling Information Global Name DSM for OpenVMS Protection Translate? Journal? / Comments ^DIC System: RWP W/G/U: RW Yes See VA FileMan Technical Manual ^HOLIDAY System: RWP W/G/U: RW Yes ^TMP System: RWP W/G/U: RW Separate Copy per CPU ^USC N/A Yes The PERSON CLASS file is in the ^USC global. Please be sure to place this global and add it to your translation tables. This is a static file. ^UTILITY System: RWP W/G/U: RW Separate Copy per CPU ^VA System: RWP W/G/U: RW Yes Yes ^XMB System: RWP W/G/U: RW Yes See MailMan Technical Manual ^XMBS System: RWP W/G/U: RW Yes See MailMan Technical Manual ^XPD System: RWP W/G/U: RW Yes ^XTV System: RWP W/G/U: RW Yes Yes
^XTMP System: RWP W/G/U: RW Yes ^XUSEC System: RWP W/G/U: RW Yes ^XUTL System: RWP W/G/U: RW ^XUTL = Separate Copy per CPU. = Translated. = Translated. ^XUTL(“XQO”) = Translated. = Translated. ^%ZIS System: RWP World: RW Group: RW UCI: RWP Yes ^%ZISL System: RWP World: RW Group: RW UCI: RWP Yes ^%ZOSF System: RWP World: R Group: R UCI: RWP Separate Copy per CPU ^%ZTER System: RWP World: RW Group: RW UCI: RWP Yes ^%ZTSCH System: RWP World: RW Group: RW UCI: RWP Yes*
^%ZTSK System: RWP World: RW Group: RW UCI: RWP Yes* ^%ZUA System: RWP World: R Group: RW UCI: RW Yes Yes There should be only one copy of the TaskMan globals (^%ZTSCH and ^%ZTSK) within TaskMan’s reach. At VA sites, TaskMan’s reach is across all CPUs. Other sites should evaluate TaskMan’s reach in their configurations. Also, at DSM for OpenVMS sites, these globals should not be in a volume set that is cluster-mounted across all systems; instead, master from two nodes and DDP server to the other nodes. REF: For more information about TaskMan’s reach, see the Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Systems Management Guide.
Bulletins Kernel and Kernel Toolkit distribute the following bulletins: Table : Bulletins—Kernel and Kernel Toolkit Name Description Subject Message Parameters XDR ERROR This bulletin is sent by the Kernel Duplicate Resolution software when an error that halts the process is encountered by a background task. It is only sent if there is an entry in the Duplicate Manager mail group’ in the DUPLICATE RESOLUTION file. ERROR DURING DUPLICATE CHECKING OR MERGE |NOWRAP| This is to notify you that an error was encountered while trying to either check for duplicates or during the early merge process of the |1| file. From DA/DFN: |2| To DA/DFN: |3| |4| |5| |WRAP| |6| 1—File from which the two records come from. 2—From record’s DA/DFN. 3—To record’s DA/DFN. 4—Internal value of the .01 field of the From Record. 5—Internal value of the .01 field of the To Record. 6—Error condition that was encountered. XDR MERGED This bulletin is sent by the Kernel Duplicate Resolution software when a Verified Duplicate pair is merged together. This bulletin is sent only if a package merge developer does not have a routine that sends its own customized merge message. NOTIFICATION OF DUPLICATES MERGED |WRAP| The following records from the |1| file have been merged. |NOWRAP| From record DA/DFN: |2| To record DA/DFN: |3| |4| |5| |WRAP| The FROM Record has now been merged to the TO Record. |NOWRAP| 1—File from which the two records come from. 2—From record’s DA/DFN. 3—To record’s DA/DFN. 4—Internal value of the .01 field of the From Record. 5—Internal value of the
|6| .01 field of the To Record. 6—Package merge error listing header. XDR VERIFIED This bulletin is sent by the Kernel Duplicate Resolution software anytime a pair of Potential Duplicates is reviewed, and the operator determines that the pair is indeed Verified Duplicates. This bulletin is sent only if a package merge developer does not have a routine that sends its own customized verified message. NOTIFICATION OF VERIFIED DUPLICATES |WRAP| The following records have been identified as Verified Duplicates of the |1| file: |NOWRAP| From record DA/DFN: |2| To record DA/DFN: |3| |4| |5| |WRAP| The FROM record will be merged to the TO record. Please resolve any package discrepancies so that the merge may proceed. 1—File from which the two records come from. 2—From record’s DA/DFN. 3—To record’s DA/DFN. 4—Internal value of the .01 field of the From Record. 5—Internal value of the .01 field of the To Record. XQSERVER This is the standard, or default, bulletin used by the menu system to notify system administrators and users about server request events. Server Request Notice |1| A request for execution of a server option has been received. Sender: |2| Option name: |3| Subject: |4| Message #: |5| Comments: |6| 1—Date and time in form when the server request was received. 2—Name of the sender of the server request. 3—Name of the option that was requested by
at |7| Pre-INIT finished at |8| Post-INIT started at |9| and finished at |3| For a TOTAL of |10| (hh:mm:ss). XUMF ERROR This bulletin is triggered upon receipt of a Master File Notification message from the Master File Server. Master File Server - error message The Master File Server has received a Message Acknowledgement (MSA) segment with an Acknowledgement Code indicating an application error for the following message: HL7 Message ID: |1| Server message: |2| HL7, FM, or other message: |3| |4| This message must be investigated, or the master file related to this message will be out of sync with the national standard table. 1—Message Control ID. 2—Message from MFS. 3—Message from HL7 application, VA FileMan (FM), or other source. 4—FM error message. XUMF INSTITUTION This bulletin notifies the XUMF INSTITUTION mail group that an unsolicited update message has been Master File Server - update notification - INSTITUTION file The following Master File Notification (MFN) message was received and processed by the Master File 1—Message ID. 2—Added or Updated. 3—Internal Entry Number.
received and processed by the Master File Server mechanism. An INSTITUTION (#4) file entry has been added / updated. Server: HL7 Message ID: |1| The following INSTITUTION (#4) file entry has been |2|: IEN: |3| STATION NUMBER: |4| UPDATED ENTRY ------------- NAME: |5| OFFICIAL VA NAME: |6| FACILITY TYPE: |7| INACTIVE FACILITY FLAG: |11| VISN: |13| PARENT FACILITY: |14| STREET ADDR. 1: |19| CITY: |20| STATE: |12| ZIP: |22| ST. ADDR. 1 (MAILING): |23| CITY (MAILING): |24| STATE (MAILING): |25| ZIP (MAILING): |26| OLD VALUES ---------- NAME: |8| OFFICIAL VA NAME: |9| FACILITY TYPE: NUMBER. 5—NAME. VA NAME. TYPE. 8—OLD NAME. 9—OLD OFFICIAL VA NAME. 10—OLD FACILITY TYPE. FACILITY FLAG. 12—STATE. 13—VISN. FACILITY. 15—OLD INACTIVE FACILITY FLAG. 16—OLD STATE. 17—OLD VISN. 18—OLD PARENT FACILITY. ADDR. 1. 20—CITY. 22—ZIP. 23—ST.
|10| INACTIVE FACILITY FLAG: |15| VISN: |17| PARENT FACILITY: |18| STREET ADDR. 1: |27| CITY: |28| STATE: |16| ZIP: |29| ST. ADDR. 1 (MAILING): |30| CITY (MAILING): |31| STATE (MAILING): |32| ZIP (MAILING): |33| ADDR. 1 (MAILING). 24—CITY (MAILING). 25—STATE (MAILING). 26—ZIP (MAILING). 27—OLD STREET ADDR. 1. 28—OLD CITY. 29—OLD ZIP. 30—OLD ST. ADDR. 1 (MAILING). 31—OLD CITY (MAILING). 32—OLD STATE (MAILING). 33—OLD ZIP (MAILING). XUPROGMODE User going into progmode message. DROPPING INTO PROGRAMMER MODE User # |1| has dropped into programmer mode on device |2| 1—User name. 2—Device. XUS ACCESS CODE VIOLATION This bulletin is sent by the Syntax check of the ACCESS CODE field of the USER file, whenever someone tries to assign an ACCESS CODE that is already in use for a different USER. A USER HAS SEEN ANOTHER USER’S ACCESS CODE The user above tried to assign the ACCESS CODE that already belonged to |1|. |1| should change his/her code as soon as possible, since its secrecy has now been compromised. 1—Name of the USER whose ACCESS CODE was discovered.
The bulletin goes to whoever is in the MAIL GROUP, plus the user who tried to input the code. XUSECURITY This bulletin is sent by the signon system if a user uses a terminal that has SECURITY to sign on, and his DUZ(0) code is not found in the terminal’s SECURITY code, as the FILE MANAGER ACCESS CODE attempts to sign on. SIGN-ON DISALLOWED ON SECURED TERMINAL User |1| tried to sign on to device |2|, which has SECURITY code |3|, but |1| has security code ‘|4|’. Use ^UTIO to edit the device’s SECURITY, if necessary. 1—Name of User. 2—Device. 3—Device’s security code. 4—User’s security code. XUSERDEAC This bulletin is sent to an assigned email group when a user gets deactivated. XUSER DEACTIVATION User name : |1| Title: |2| Service: |3| was deactivated on |4|. 1—Name of user who gets deactivated. 2—Title. 3—Service. 4—Date of user gets deactivated. XUSERTERM This bulletin is issued whenever a message cannot be delivered after the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol “DATA” command is issued. It indicates that the “Mail From:” and RCPT (recipient) commands were USER TERMINATION USER |1| has been terminated as of |2| The error message was ‘|3|’. 1—Name of the remote site rejecting the message (may be intermediate relay). 2—Title and message number of message which was rejected. 3—Rejection
successfully issued, but that something in the header of the message was rejected, such as duplicate message ID. The error message returned by the remote receiver is included in the bulletin. message issued by the rejecting receiver. XUSIGNON This bulletin is triggered whenever someone signs on thru ‘XUS’. USER SIGNING User |2| has signed on at Device |3|. 1—User number (‘DUZ’) of user signing on. 2—Name of user. 3—Device at which occurred. XUSLOCK This bulletin is triggered when the number of bad signons causes a terminal device or IP address to be “locked out”. DEVICE LOCKED DUE TO BAD Device |1| has made |2| bad sign-on attempts and has been locked. The device will automatically clear after the Lockout time in the Kernel System Parameters. To make the device or IP address useable before the lockout time is up use the “CLEAR TERMINAL” or “Release IP lock” option to make the device available again. Select |3| as the 1—Name of device being locked. 2—Number of bad signons recorded for the device. 3—Name of the device to release.
Files STATE (#5), 152 Files POSTAL CODE (#5.12), 152 Files DEFINITION (#8989.51), 154 Files BUILD (#9.6), 155 Files INSTALL (#9.7), 156 Files BUILD (#9.6), 156 Files BUILD (#9.6), 156 Files BUILD (#9.6), 156 Files INSTALL (#9.7), 157 Files BUILD (#9.6), 158 Files INSTALL (#9.7), 158 Files PACKAGE (#9.4), 158 Files BUILD (#9.6), 158 Files INSTALL (#9.7), 158 Files BUILD (#9.6), 159 Files BUILD (#9.6), 159 Files ROUTINE (#9.8), 159 Files ROUTINE (#9.8), 159 Files BUILD (#9.6), 159 Files INSTALL (#9.7), 160 Files BUILD (#9.6), 160 Files ROUTINE (#9.8), 160 Files OPTION (#19), 161 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 165 Files ALERT TRACKING (#8992.1), 166 Files ALERT TRACKING (#8992.1), 166 Files ALERT CRITICAL TEXT (#8992.3), 166 Files ALERT (#8992), 167 Files ALERT TRACKING (#8992.1), 168 Files ALERT TRACKING (#8992.1), 168 Files PARAMETERS (#8989.5), 169 Files PARAMETERS (#8989.5), 169 Files ALERT (#8992), 170 Files ALERT CRITICAL TEXT (#8992.3), 170 Files ALERT (#8992), 171 Files ALERT TRACKING (#8992.1), 171 Files ALERT (#8992), 171 Files OPTION (#19), 173 Files HELP FRAME (#9.2), 175 Files OPTION (#19), 176 Files OPTION (#19), 176 Files OPTION (#19), 178 Files PROTOCOL (#101), 178 Files OPTION (#19), 178 Files PROTOCOL (#101), 178
Files OPTION (#19), 178 Files OPTION (#19), 179 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 183 Files ROUTINE (#9.8), 184 Files ROUTINE (#9.8), 184 Files ROUTINE (#9.8), 184 Files ROUTINE (#9.8), 184 Files DA RETURNS CODE (#3.22), 184 Files OPTION (#19), 185 Files INSTITUTION (#4), 187 Files XUEPCS DATA (#8991.6), 187 Files XUEPCS PSDRPH AUDIT (#8991.7), 189 Files SIGN-ON LOG (#3.081), 191 Files OPTION (#19), 192 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 193 Files OPTION SCHEDULING (#19.2), 194 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 194 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 194 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 195 Files OPTION (#19), 196 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 197 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 198 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 199 Files INSTITUTION (#4), 200 Files INSTITUTION (#4), 200 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 202 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 203 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 203 Files OPTION (#19), 204 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 205 Files DEVICE (#3.5), 208 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 209 Files ERROR TRAP SUMMARY (#3.077), 210 Files ERROR TRAP SUMMARY (#3.077), 210 Files ERROR TRAP SUMMARY (#3.077), 210 Files INSTITUTION (#4), 219 Files INSTITUTION (#4), 220 Files INSTITUTION (#4), 220 Files INSTITUTION (#4), 220 Files INSTITUTION (#4), 220 Files INSTITUTION (#4), 221
Files INSTITUTION (#4), 221 Files FACILITY TYPE (#4.1), 221 Files INSTITUTION (#4), 221 Files OPTION (#19), 224 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 225 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 225 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 226 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 226 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 226 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 226 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 226 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 231 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 232 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 232 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 232 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 235 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 238 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 238 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 239 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 240 Files TERMINAL TYPE (#3.2), 241 Files DEVICE (#3.5), 241 Files OPTION SCHEDULING (#19.2), 242 Files TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS (#14.7), 243 Files OPTION SCHEDULING (#19.2), 249 Files OPTION SCHEDULING (#19.2), 250 Files TASKMAN SNAPSHOT (#14.72), 250 Files UCI ASSOCIATION (#14.6), 250 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 254 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 254 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 254 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 254 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 254 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 254 Files SPOOL DOCUMENT (#3.51), 256 Files OPTION (#19), 257 Files ROUTINE (#9.8), 257 Files DEVICE (#3.5), 259 Files DEVICE (#3.5), 259 Files DEVICE (#3.5), 260 Files LOCAL KEYWORD (#8984.1), 261 Files LOCAL LOOKUP (#8984.4), 261 Files LOCAL LOOKUP (#8984.4), 261 Files
LOCAL SHORTCUT (#8984.2), 261 Files LOCAL SYNONYM (#8984.3), 261 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 264 Files ROUTINE (#9.8), 264 Files ROUTINE (#9.8), 264 Files PACKAGE (#9.4), 264 Files PACKAGE (#9.4), 265 Files PACKAGE (#9.4), 266 Files Purging, 268 Files INSTALL (#9.7), 269 Files BUILD (#9.6), 269 Files REMOTE PROCEDURE (#8994), 290 Files PATIENT (#2), 290 Files PATIENT (#2), 290 Files DUPLICATE RECORD (#15), 290 Files DUPLICATE RECORD (#15), 290 Files DUPLICATE RESOLUTION (#15.1), 290 Files DUPLICATE RESOLUTION (#15.1), 290 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 291 Files KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3), 293 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 293 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 293 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 299 Files DEVICE (#3.5), 299 Files TERMINAL TYPE (#3.2), 299 Files LANGUAGE (#.85), 299 Files DIALOG (#.84), 299 Files DEVICE (#3.5), 299 Files TERMINAL TYPE (#3.2), 299 Files TERMINAL TYPE (#3.2), 299 Files INSTITUTION (#4), 310 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 314 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 315 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 318 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 318 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 318 Files Security, 318 Files Security Access, 318 Files NEW PERSON (#200), 322 Find Potential Duplicates for an Entry in a File Option, 146 Fix Help Frame File Pointers Option, 175 Fix Option File Pointers Option, 178 G General Parameter Tools Menu, 154 Globals, 58 ^%ET, 296 ^%IS, 296 ^%SY, 296
INSTALL (#9.7) File, 31, 58, 69, 156, 157, 158, 160, 269 Install File Print Option, 158 Install Package(s) Option, 157 Installation, 3 Installation Menu, 157 Installations Virgin Files, 86 INSTITUTION (#4) File, 58, 65, 66, 67, 187, 200, 219, 220, 221, 310 INSTITUTION ASSOCIATION TYPES (#4.05) File, 66 Integration Agreements Menu Option, 296, 297 Integration Control Registrations, 296 Current List for Kernel or Kernel Toolkit Custodian, 296 Subscriber, 297 Detailed Information, 297 Intended Audience, xxv INTERACTIVE USER'S PRIORITY (#216) Field, 6 Interfaces, 315 Internal Relations, 298 Introduction, 1 IO Variable, 299 IO(0) Variable, 299 IOBS Variable, 299 IOF Variable, 299 IOM Variable, 299 ION Variable, 299 IOS Variable, 299 IOSL Variable, 299 IOST Variable, 299 IOST(0) Variable, 299 IOT Variable, 299 IOXY Variable, 299 IP SECURITY ON (#405.1) Field, 6 IPV—IPv4 and IPv6 Address Tools Menu, 153 Is there a menu rebuild running right now? Option, 179 J Journaling Globals, 304 K KERMIT HOLDING (#8980) File, 58, 77 Kermit menu, 140 Kernel APIs, 270 Archiving, 268 Authentication Token, 294 Callable Entry Points, 270 Direct Mode Utilities, 287 External Relations Other VistA Software, 295 Files, 57 Globals, 58 Interfaces, 315 Internal Relations, 298 Menu Tree Diagrams, 90 Menu Tree Roots, 90 Namespace, 3 Purging, 268 Remote Systems, 315 Routines, 21 SACC Exemptions, 301 Site Parameters File Changes, 4 Software-Wide Variables, 299 Website, xxix Kernel GUI Alerts Option, 167 Kernel Installation & Distribution System Menu, 157 KERNEL PARAMETERS (#8989.2) File, 4, 9, 58, 78 KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETER (#8989.3)S File, 203 KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS (#8989.3) File, 4, 14, 15, 53, 58, 73, 78, 165, 193, 194, 202, 205, 209, 235, 238, 239, 264, 293 Keys, 316 Keys For a Given Menu Tree Option, 177 Kick Off Micro Surgery Option, 176 KIDS Installation Menu, 298 KIDS Main Menu, 298 L LANGUAGE (#.85) File, 299
XQ LIST UNREFERENCED OPTIONS, 161 Options List Unreferenced Menu Options, 161 Options XQ UNREF’D OPTIONS, 161 Options Delete Unreferenced Options, 161 Options XQ XUTL $J NODES, 161 Options Clean old Job Nodes in XUTL, 161 Options XQAB ACTUAL OPTION USAGE, 162 Options Actual Usage of Alpha/Beta Test Options, 162 Options XQAB AUTO SEND, 163 Options Send Alpha/Beta Usage to Developers, 163 Options XQAB ERR DATE/SITE/NUM/ROU/ERR, 163 Options Print Alpha/Beta Errors (Date/Site/Num/Rou/Err), 163 Options XQAB ERROR LOG SERVER, 163 Options Handle Alpha/Beta Errors Logged at Sites, 163 Options XQAB ERROR LOG XMIT, 164 Options Errors Logged in Alpha/Beta Test (QUEUED), 164 Options XQAB LIST LOW USAGE OPTS, 165 Options Low Usage Alpha/Beta Test Options, 165 Options XQAB MENU, 165 Options Alpha/Beta Test Option Usage Menu, 165 Options XQAL ALERT LIST FROM DATE, 166 Options List Alerts for a user from a specified, 166 Options XQAL CRITICAL ALERT COUNT, 166 Options Critical Alerts Count Report, 166 Options XQAL GUI ALERTS, 167 Options Kernel GUI Alerts, 167 Options XQAL NO BACKUP REVIEWER, 168 Options No Alert Backup Reviewer, 168 Options XQAL PATIENT ALERT LIST, 168 Options Patient Alert List for specified date, 168 Options XQAL REPORTS MENU, 169 Options Report Menu for Alerts, 169 Options XQAL SET BACKUP REVIEWER, 169 Options Set Backup Reviewer for Alerts, 169 Options XQAL SURROGATE FOR WHICH USERS, 169 Options Surrogate for which Users?, 169 Options XQAL USER ALERTS COUNT, 169 Options User Alerts Count Report, 169 Options XQAL VIEW ALERT TRACKING ENTRY, 171 Options Alert Tracking file entry, 171 Options XQALERT, 171 Options View Alerts, 171
Delegate keys, 176 Options XQKEYRDEL, 176 Options Remove delegated keys, 176 Options XQKICKMICRO, 176 Options Kick Off Micro Surgery, 176 Options XQLISTKEY, 177 Options Show the keys of a particular user, 177 Options XQLOCK1, 177 Options All the Keys a User Needs, 177 Options XQLOCK2, 177 Options Keys For a Given Menu Tree, 177 Options XQOOFF, 177 Options Mark Option Set Out-Of-Order, 177 Options XQOOMAIN, 177 Options Out-Of-Order Set Management, 177 Options XQOOMAKE, 177 Options Create a Set of Options To Mark 177 Options XQOON, 177 Options Remove Out-Of-Order Messages from a Set of Options, 177 Options XQOOREDO, 177 Options Recover deleted option set, 177 Options XQOOSHOFIL, 178 Options Options in the Option File that are 178 Options XQOOSHOPRO, 178 Options Protocols Marked Out-Of-Order in Protocol File, 178 Options XQOOSHOW, 178 Options List Defined Option Sets, 178 Options XQOOTOG, 178 Options Toggle options/protocols on and off, 178 Options XQOPACCESS, 178 Options See if a User Has Access to a Particular Option, 178 Options XQOPED, 178 Options Screen-based Option Editor, 178 Options XQOPTFIX, 178 Options Fix Option File Pointers, 178 Options XQORPHANOPTIONS, 179 Options Non-queuable options with no parents, 179 Options XQRESTRICT, 179 Options Restrict Availability of Options, 179 Options XQRIGHTNOW, 179 Options Is there a menu rebuild running right now?, 179 Options XQSCHK, 179 Options Server-type Option Test Server, 179
XQT2, 37 Routines XQT3, 37 Routines XQT4, 37 Routines XQT5, 37 Routines XQTOC, 37 Routines XQUIT, 37 Routines XQUSR, 37 Routines XQUTL, 37 Routines XTEDTVXD, 38 Routines XTER, 38 Routines XTER1, 38 Routines XTER1A, 38 Routines XTER1A1, 38 Routines XTER1B, 38 Routines XTER2, 38 Routines XTERPUR, 38 Routines XTERSUM, 38 Routines XTERSUM1, 38 Routines XTERSUM3, 38 Routines XTERSUM4, 38 Routines XTFC1, 38 Routines XTFCE, 38 Routines XTFCE1, 38 Routines XTHC, 38 Routines XTHC10, 38 Routines XTHC10A, 38 Routines XTHCDEM, 38 Routines XTHCURL, 38 Routines XTHCUTL, 38 Routines XTID, 38 Routines XTID1, 38 Routines XTIDCTX, 38 Routines XTIDSET, 38 Routines XTIDTBL, 38 Routines XTIDTERM, 39 Routines XTIDTRM, 39 Routines XTLATSET, 39 Routines XTPMKPCF, 39 Routines XTPMKPP, 39 Routines XTPMKPTC, 39 Routines XTPMNEX7, 39 Routines XTPMSTA2, 39 Routines XTPMSTA2, 39 Routines XTPOST, 39 Routines XTRCMP, 39 Routines XTRMON, 39 Routines
XUSTAT, 52 Routines XUSTAT1, 52 Routines XUSTAT2, 52 Routines XUSTERM, 52 Routines XUSTERM1, 52 Routines XUSTERM2, 52 Routines XUSTZ, 52 Routines XUTMD, 52 Routines XUTMD1, 52 Routines XUTMDEVQ, 52 Routines XUTMDQ, 52 Routines XUTMDQ1, 52 Routines XUTMG145, 52 Routines XUTMG146, 53 Routines XUTMG14P, 53 Routines XUTMG19, 53 Routines XUTMG43, 53 Routines XUTMK, 53 Routines XUTMKE, 53 Routines XUTMKE1, 53 Routines XUTMKE2, 53 Routines XUTMONH, 53 Routines XUTMONH1, 53 Routines XUTMONH2, 53 Routines XUTMOPT, 53 Routines XUTMQ, 53 Routines XUTMQ0, 53 Routines XUTMQ1, 53 Routines XUTMQ2, 53 Routines XUTMQ3, 53 Routines XUTMQH, 53 Routines XUTMR, 53 Routines XUTMR1, 53 Routines XUTMRJD, 53 Routines XUTMRJD1, 53 Routines XUTMSYNC, 53 Routines XUTMT, 53 Routines XUTMTA, 53 Routines XUTMTAL, 53 Routines XUTMTD, 53 Routines XUTMTDL, 54 Routines XUTMTED, 54 Routines XUTMTEIO, 54 Routines XUTMTEP, 54 Routines XUTMTES, 54 Routines XUTMTL, 54 Routines
XUTMTLD, 54 Routines XUTMTLU, 54 Routines XUTMTP, 54 Routines XUTMTP0, 54 Routines XUTMTP1, 54 Routines XUTMTPD, 54 Routines XUTMTPU, 54 Routines XUTMTR1, 54 Routines XUTMTR2, 54 Routines XUTMTR3, 54 Routines XUTMTR4, 54 Routines XUTMTS, 54 Routines XUTMTU, 54 Routines XUTMTUL, 54 Routines XUTMTZ, 54 Routines XUTMTZ1, 54 Routines XUTMTZ2, 54 Routines XUTMTZ3, 54 Routines XUTMUSE, 54 Routines XUTMUSE1, 54 Routines XUTMUSE2, 54 Routines XUTMUSE3, 54 Routines XUTMUTL, 54 Routines XUVERIFY, 54 Routines XUWORKDY, 54 Routines ZISEDIT, 55 Routines ZISPL, 55 Routines ZISPL1, 55 Routines ZISPL2, 55 Routines ZISX, 55 Routines ZTMB, 55 Routines ZTMCHK, 55 Routines ZTMCHK1, 55 Routines ZTMKU, 55 Routines ZTMON, 55 Routines ZTMON1, 55 Routines ZUA, 55 Routines ZUMSM, 55 Routines ZUVXD, 55 Routines XUSBSE1, 55 Routines XUSBSE2, 55 Routines XUSBSEUT, 55 Routines XUSRB, 55 Routines Additional Routines Installed by Virgin Install, 55 Routines XVIRENV, 55 Routines XVIRPOST, 55