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This program uses the READ command to ask the user for the beginning and ending dates. It then uses the FMTE^XLFDT function from the Kernel library to convert the dates to the Fileman format. Finally, it uses the FMDIFF^XLFDT function to calculate the number of days between the dates and displays the result using the WRITE command. | This program uses the READ command to ask the user for the beginning and ending dates. It then uses the FMTE^XLFDT function from the Kernel library to convert the dates to the Fileman format. Finally, it uses the FMDIFF^XLFDT function to calculate the number of days between the dates and displays the result using the WRITE command. | ||
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| + | == by David Whitten on 2023-02-23 @ 7:42 CST == | ||
| + | Write an ANSI MUMPS program that conforms to the VistA Standards and Conventions. The program should ask for two values, a beginning date and ending date the FileMan ^DIR routine, and then calculate the number of days between the dates. Display the number of days. You are encouraged to make use of the File Manager or Kernel libraries for the calculation. | ||
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| + | Here's an ANSI MUMPS program that conforms to the VistA Standards and Conventions, which asks for two values (a beginning date and ending date) using the FileMan ^DIR routine and calculates the number of days between them using the Kernel library: | ||
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| + | ;This is a MUMPS program that calculates the number of days between two dates | ||
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| + | ;Use the FileMan ^DIR routine to ask for the beginning date | ||
| + | SET DIR(0)="DA^::EX" | ||
| + | SET DIR("A")="Enter the beginning date: " | ||
| + | D ^DIR | ||
| + | SET BDATE=Y | ||
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| + | ;Use the FileMan ^DIR routine to ask for the ending date | ||
| + | SET DIR(0)="DA^::EX" | ||
| + | SET DIR("A")="Enter the ending date: " | ||
| + | D ^DIR | ||
| + | SET EDATE=Y | ||
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| + | ;Convert the dates to Kernel Fileman format | ||
| + | SET BDATE=$$FMTE^XLFDT(BDATE,"5Z") | ||
| + | SET EDATE=$$FMTE^XLFDT(EDATE,"5Z") | ||
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| + | ;Calculate the number of days between the dates | ||
| + | SET NUMDAYS=$$FMDIFF^XLFDT(EDATE,BDATE) | ||
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| + | ;Display the number of days | ||
| + | WRITE !,"The number of days between ",BDATE," and ",EDATE," is ",NUMDAYS," days." | ||
| + | QUIT | ||
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| + | This program uses the FileMan ^DIR routine to ask the user for the beginning and ending dates. It then uses the FMTE^XLFDT function from the Kernel library to convert the dates to the Fileman format. Finally, it uses the FMDIFF^XLFDT function to calculate the number of days between the dates and displays the result using the WRITE command. | ||
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Write an ANSI MUMPS program that conforms to the VistA Standards and Conventions. The program should ask for two values, a beginning date and ending date, and then calculate the number of days between the dates. Display the number of days. You are encouraged to make use of the File Manager or Kernel libraries for the calculation.
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Here's an ANSI MUMPS program that conforms to the VistA Standards and Conventions, which asks for two values (a beginning date and ending date) and calculates the number of days between them using the Kernel library:
;This is a MUMPS program that calculates the number of days between two dates ;Ask for the beginning date READ "Enter the beginning date (MM/DD/YYYY): ", BDATE ;Ask for the ending date READ "Enter the ending date (MM/DD/YYYY): ", EDATE ;Convert the dates to Kernel Fileman format SET BDATE=$$FMTE^XLFDT(BDATE,"5Z") SET EDATE=$$FMTE^XLFDT(EDATE,"5Z") ;Calculate the number of days between the dates SET NUMDAYS=$$FMDIFF^XLFDT(EDATE,BDATE) ;Display the number of days WRITE !,"The number of days between ",BDATE," and ",EDATE," is ",NUMDAYS," days." QUIT
This program uses the READ command to ask the user for the beginning and ending dates. It then uses the FMTE^XLFDT function from the Kernel library to convert the dates to the Fileman format. Finally, it uses the FMDIFF^XLFDT function to calculate the number of days between the dates and displays the result using the WRITE command.
by David Whitten on 2023-02-23 @ 7:42 CST
Write an ANSI MUMPS program that conforms to the VistA Standards and Conventions. The program should ask for two values, a beginning date and ending date the FileMan ^DIR routine, and then calculate the number of days between the dates. Display the number of days. You are encouraged to make use of the File Manager or Kernel libraries for the calculation.
results
Here's an ANSI MUMPS program that conforms to the VistA Standards and Conventions, which asks for two values (a beginning date and ending date) using the FileMan ^DIR routine and calculates the number of days between them using the Kernel library:
;This is a MUMPS program that calculates the number of days between two dates
;Use the FileMan ^DIR routine to ask for the beginning date
SET DIR(0)="DA^::EX"
SET DIR("A")="Enter the beginning date: "
D ^DIR
SET BDATE=Y
;Use the FileMan ^DIR routine to ask for the ending date
SET DIR(0)="DA^::EX"
SET DIR("A")="Enter the ending date: "
D ^DIR
SET EDATE=Y
;Convert the dates to Kernel Fileman format
SET BDATE=$$FMTE^XLFDT(BDATE,"5Z")
SET EDATE=$$FMTE^XLFDT(EDATE,"5Z")
;Calculate the number of days between the dates
SET NUMDAYS=$$FMDIFF^XLFDT(EDATE,BDATE)
;Display the number of days
WRITE !,"The number of days between ",BDATE," and ",EDATE," is ",NUMDAYS," days."
QUIT
This program uses the FileMan ^DIR routine to ask the user for the beginning and ending dates. It then uses the FMTE^XLFDT function from the Kernel library to convert the dates to the Fileman format. Finally, it uses the FMDIFF^XLFDT function to calculate the number of days between the dates and displays the result using the WRITE command.
