Difference between revisions of "VistA System Components"
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** [[Input Template]]s for entering or editing data stored in VA FileMan Files. | ** [[Input Template]]s for entering or editing data stored in VA FileMan Files. | ||
** [[Search Template]]s for condition based or criteria based search | ** [[Search Template]]s for condition based or criteria based search | ||
− | ** [[Sort | + | ** [[Sort Template]]s for sorting and grouping fields when output of information |
− | ** [[Print | + | ** [[Print Template]]s for printing and presenting fields |
− | ** [[Export | + | ** [[Export Template]]s for exporting values of fields to other programming systems. |
* Code running in the [[Host Operating System]], such as [[Microsoft Windows]] or [[Linux]]. | * Code running in the [[Host Operating System]], such as [[Microsoft Windows]] or [[Linux]]. | ||
** example languages: [[Microsoft Windows Script Host]] scripts, [[bash shell]] scripts, [[tcsh shell]] scripts, | ** example languages: [[Microsoft Windows Script Host]] scripts, [[bash shell]] scripts, [[tcsh shell]] scripts, |
Latest revision as of 15:40, 26 January 2006
A VistA system is made up of the following components:
- Code written in the M Language, implemented by GT.M or Cache.
- Information stored in a M Database.
- Information stored in a VA FileMan File.
- FileMan-level control instructions in Templates:
- Input Templates for entering or editing data stored in VA FileMan Files.
- Search Templates for condition based or criteria based search
- Sort Templates for sorting and grouping fields when output of information
- Print Templates for printing and presenting fields
- Export Templates for exporting values of fields to other programming systems.
- Code running in the Host Operating System, such as Microsoft Windows or Linux.
- example languages: Microsoft Windows Script Host scripts, bash shell scripts, tcsh shell scripts,
- example uses:
- Information stored in files in the filesystem of the Host Operating System.
- simple ASCII text files
- Comma Separated Values (CSV) files for import into Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, or Open Office applications.