If references to a file (by all packages) are to behave as MTLU lookups, add the special all lookup routine, ^XTLKDICL, to the DD using the VA FileMan Edit File [DIEDFILE] file’s option. REF: For more information on the Edit File [DIEDFILE] option, see the “File Utilities” section in the VA FileMan Advanced User Manual. Figure : VA FileMan Edit File Option—Sample User Entries VAH,MTL>D Q^DI VA FileMan 20.0 Select OPTION: UT <Enter> ILITY FUNCTIONS Select UTILITY OPTION: ED <Enter> IT FILE MODIFY WHAT FILE: ICD DIAGNOSIS// <Enter> NAME: ICD DIAGNOSIS// <Enter> DESCRIPTION: <Enter> 1>Contains all valid ICD diagnosis codes. EDIT Option: <Enter> Select APPLICATION GROUP: <Enter> PROGRAMMER: <Enter> VERSION: 9// <Enter> DATA DICTIONARY ACCESS: <Enter> READ ACCESS: <Enter> WRITE ACCESS: <Enter> DELETE ACCESS: <Enter> LAYGO ACCESS: <Enter> AUDIT ACCESS: <Enter> DD AUDIT? NO// <Enter> ASK ‘OK’ WHEN LOOKING UP AN ENTRY? YES// <Enter> (YES) POST-SELECTION ACTION: <Enter> LOOK-UP PROGRAM: XTLKDICL CROSS-REFERENCE ROUTINE: <Enter> Select UTILITY OPTION: <Enter> NOTE: The developer might elect to use MTLU only in selected instances. This is accomplished by adding the special lookup routine to the DD. After the file has not file’s been added to the LOCAL LOOKUP (#8984.4) file, you can make a developer call to LKUP^XTLKMGR. REF: Multi-Term Look-Up (MTLU) Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are documented in the Developer chapter in the Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit “Toolkit: Tools” Kernel and Kernel Toolkit APIs are also available in HTML 7.3 Guide. Developer’s format at a VA Intranet Website.
If all references to a file (by all packages) are to behave as MTLU lookups, add the special lookup routine, ^XTLKDICL, to the file’s DD using the VA FileMan Edit File [DIEDFILE] option. REF: For more information on the Edit File [DIEDFILE] option, see the “File Utilities” section in the VA FileMan Advanced User Manual. Figure : VA FileMan Edit File Option—Sample User Entries VAH,MTL>D Q^DI VA FileMan 20.0 Select OPTION: UT <Enter> ILITY FUNCTIONS Select UTILITY OPTION: ED <Enter> IT FILE MODIFY WHAT FILE: ICD DIAGNOSIS// <Enter> NAME: ICD DIAGNOSIS// <Enter> DESCRIPTION: <Enter> 1>Contains all valid ICD diagnosis codes. EDIT Option: <Enter> Select APPLICATION GROUP: <Enter> PROGRAMMER: <Enter> VERSION: 9// <Enter> DATA DICTIONARY ACCESS: <Enter> READ ACCESS: <Enter> WRITE ACCESS: <Enter> DELETE ACCESS: <Enter> LAYGO ACCESS: <Enter> AUDIT ACCESS: <Enter> DD AUDIT? NO// <Enter> ASK ‘OK’ WHEN LOOKING UP AN ENTRY? YES// <Enter> (YES) POST-SELECTION ACTION: <Enter> LOOK-UP PROGRAM: XTLKDICL CROSS-REFERENCE ROUTINE: <Enter> Select UTILITY OPTION: <Enter> NOTE: The developer might elect to use MTLU only in selected instances. This is accomplished by not adding the special lookup routine to the file’s DD. After the file has been added to the LOCAL LOOKUP (#8984.4) file, you can make a developer call to LKUP^XTLKMGR. REF: Multi-Term Look-Up (MTLU) Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are documented in the “Toolkit: Developer Tools” chapter in the Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3 Developer’s Guide. Kernel and Kernel Toolkit APIs are also available in HTML format at a VA Intranet Website.