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Question John Nurmi · Nov 5, 2021

In Transform Order AIS by AIS 3.1 value

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I have a SIU message that has multiple AIS segments in an RGS group. I need to reorder the AIS segments based on the AIS 3.1 value.

What is the most efficient way to do this in a transform?

Product version: HealthShare 2017.2

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Jeffrey Drumm · Nov 6, 2021

Are the values in AIS:3.1 sequential integers ranging from 1 to the number of AIS segments? If yes, it's very easy.

If not ... just a little harder. You'd populate a subscripted variable using the values in AIS:3.1 as the index and the segment repetition number as the array element value. Then $ORDER() through it get the source segment repetition number and assign that segment to the target in AIS:3.1 order. For example:

The variable tAISArr will be subscripted by the values in AIS:3.1. So now we just $ORDER() through tAISArr in a code action:

 set tIdx = 1
 set tKey = $ORDER(tAISArr(""))
 while (tKey '= "")
 {
      // Grab the segment identified by the value of the array subscript
      set AISSeg = source.GetValueAt("RGSgrp(1).AISgrp("_tAISArr(tKey)_").AIS")
      // stuff it into the target segment at the current position of the value of the loop counter tIdx
      do target.SetValueAt(AISSeg,"RGSgrp(1).AISgrp("_tIdx_").AIS")
      // Don't forget to renumber the Set ID
      do target.SetValueAt(tIdx,"RGSgrp(1).AISgrp("_tIdx_").AIS:1")
      set tIdx = tIdx + 1
      set tKey = $ORDER(tAISArr(tKey))
 }

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