The ATL COM module tarmedValidator provides methods to
browse, search & validate records of the Tarmed tariff
API browser of tarmedValidator100 COM module


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This method has a Restful Webservice representation only!
Method for collecting all filtered section information inputted so far by AddSection in one call without the necessity to call iterator pair GetFirstSection / GetNextSection.
 
The services are returned as JSON array however large that search space might be. So this might be a memory and performance bottleneck.
 
PATCH to request information if a given qualitative dignity qualifies as "FMH Specialist" dignity or not (cf. bstrCode argument).
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/images/arrow_right.png Restful webservice calling syntax
[POST] /baseURL/ITarmedInput/GetSections
[JSON input data] pITarmedInput:
bstrEanNumber:
bstrCode:		 longValue,    //interface address
"utf8StringValue",
"utf8StringValue"
[JSON result array] { pbstrEanNumber:
pbstrCode:
pbStatus:		 "utf8StringValue",
"utf8StringValue",
booleanValue
  },
[HTTP result status] 200 Return status 200 signals a successful method call
204 Return status 204 (noContent) signals that the end of an iteration is reached
>= 400 Return status >= 400 signals an unsuccessful function call. The returned JSON{errorCode: code, errorText:"text"} supplies the error message the same as GetAbortInfo() would do.
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/images/arrow_right.png Calling argument description
[in] BSTR bstrEanNumber Search filter for the EAN to willingly limit the search space. Supply an empty variable to avoid a filter.
[in] BSTR bstrCode Search filter for the section code to willingly limit the search space. Supply an empty variable to avoid a filter.
[out] BSTR *pbstrEanNumber EAN section number.
[out] BSTR *pbstrCode Section code.
[out,retval] VARIANT_BOOL *pbStatus Return status. VARIANT_TRUE means S_OK, VARIANT_FALSE means S_FALSE (e.g. in an iterator) or an error (E_name).
In the later case check for possible errors with the GetAbortInfo method.
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