Perfered method for Removing OBX Segments

[Adam]

I have HL7 messages that need to have OBX Segments removed based on
the content of the OBX.

I know that I sould be able to code this in a BPL as well as a DTL and
in COS. I was wondering what the perfered method for doing so would
be?

Any Sugestions? Has anyone done this before? Pros and Cons?

Thanks
Adam

[Graham, Ben]

I have added and removed OBX segments in a DTL. The key is having a variable that keeps track of which iteration of the OBX you are creating.

-Ben

Thanks
Adam

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[Adam]

I have done similar in a BPL for X12 Documents, however I am not all
that up to speed doing this in a DTL.
Did you use a <code> element? and how do you define context varibles
in a DTL?

On Jan 27, 11:00 am, "Graham, Ben" <BGra...@inlandimaging.com> wrote:
> I have added and removed OBX segments in a DTL. The key is having a variable that keeps track of which iteration of the OBX you are creating.
>
> -Ben
>
>
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> I have HL7 messages that need to have OBX Segments removed based on
> the content of the OBX.
>
> I know that I sould be able to code this in a BPL as well as a DTL and
> in COS.  I was wondering what the perfered method for doing so would
> be?
>
> Any Sugestions? Has anyone done this before? Pros and Cons?
>
> Thanks
> Adam
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[Graham, Ben]

Here is some code where I am adding OBX's

<assign property='o1' value='"0"' action='set'/>
<foreach property='source.{OBX()}' key='k1'>
.
.
.
<trace value='"Add Signature Line 1: "_SignatureLine'/>
<assign property='o1' value='o1+1' action='set'/>
<assign property='target.{OBX(o1):SetIDOBX}' value='o1' action='set'/>
<assign property='target.{OBX(o1):ValueType}' value='source.{OBX(1):ValueType}' action='set'/>
.

[Adam]

Thank you for your help Ben...... Just what I needed...

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