generating XML and/or paper based MCD requests
 IHospitalMCDRequest::SetMCD method |
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Sets the MCD object reference that is it defines this XML infoset.
The invoice and MCD object references form a object reference chain (invoice -> mcd) with the MCD as topmost object reference.. The page "object reference" provides an in-depth description of the concepts of "object reference", "object reference chain", and "topmost object reference". |
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| C/C++ calling syntax |
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| HRESULT SetMCD( | BSTR
DATE long VARIANT_BOOL |
bstrRequestMCDID,
dRequestMCDDate, lRequestMCDTimestamp, *pbStatus); |
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| [in] BSTR | bstrRequestMCDID | The request ID is the main software's identification of the MCD ("MCD Fallnummer").
This is one of 3 identifiers that form the MCD object reference. This ID must be identical for the same MCD object reference e.g. in a storno process! |
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| [in] DATE | dRequestMCDDate | The request date is the main software's date of the MCD request ("MCD Datum")
This is one of 3 identifiers that form the MCD object reference. This date must be identical for the same MCD object reference e.g. in a storno process! |
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| [in] long | lRequestMCDTimestamp | This is a UNIX timestamp defined at the moment of the MCD's infoset generation.
Set this variable 0 to indicate the generation of a new MCD object reference. The IHospitalMCDRequestManager::GetXML and/or IHospitalMCDRequestManager::Print method will return the timestamp that must be used from that point on as 3rd parameter of the object reference.
This is one of 3 identifiers that form the MCD object reference. The timestamp will be generated once for a certain MCD object reference and thereafter the timestamp is always referenced. |
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| [out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL | *pbStatus | Return status of the method. If pbStatus is VARIANT_FALSE then an error occurred and GetAbortInfo should be called to retrieve the error string. | |
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| S_OK | This value is returned if the function call was successful or if the return value of a boolean method signalling a true value. In this case the VARIANT_BOOL is set to VARIANT_TRUE. | ||
| S_FALSE | This is the return value of a boolean method signalling a false return value. In this case the VARIANT_BOOL is set to VARIANT_FALSE. | ||
| E_name | This value is returned if the function call was unsuccessful and an error exception was generated. Note that if you are using SmartPointers an exception is thrown under these conditions. | ||