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HE_STG_DIAGNOSIS



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Description: Health Expert Staging Diagnosis
Definition: Stages Diagnosis data to be utilized by the Health Expert Priming job.
Table Type: ACTIVITY





Column Detail - HE_STG_DIAGNOSIS


Column Name Type Null? Definition
KNOWLEDGEBASE_NAME VARCHAR(100) N The name of the knowledge base that the staged data is for. Multiple knowledge bases may run simultaneous processes to stage data.
PRIMARY_IDENT DOUBLE N
SECONDARY_IDENT DOUBLE N
SORT_IDENT DOUBLE N The identifier used when sorting and/or grouping rows, e.g. Person_ID.
UPDT_APPLCTX DOUBLE N The application context number from the record info block. The UPDT family of columns are typically used for housekeeping and external system process and should never be depended on for solution specific logic.
UPDT_CNT DOUBLE N Set to 0 on insert. Incremented by 1 on update. Used to recognize update conflict where data in a row updated by one application is at risk of being lost by a second application attempting to update the row. The UPDT family of columns are typically used for housekeeping and external system process and should never be depended on for solution specific logic.
UPDT_DT_TM DATETIME N The date and time the row was last inserted or updated. The UPDT family of columns are typically used for housekeeping and external system process and should never be depended on for solution specific logic.
UPDT_ID DOUBLE N The person_id of the person from the personnel table (prsnl) that caused the last insert or update of the row in the table. The UPDT family of columns are typically used for housekeeping and external system process and should never be depended on for solution specific logic.
UPDT_TASK DOUBLE N The registered (assigned) task number for the process that inserted or updated the row. The UPDT family of columns are typically used for housekeeping and external system process and should never be depended on for solution specific logic.


HE_STG_DIAGNOSIS_NOMEN



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Description: Health Expert Staging Diagnosis Nomenclature
Definition: Stages Nomenclature Ids within the ruleset to be utilized by the Health Expert Diagnosis Priming job.
Table Type: REFERENCE





Column Detail - HE_STG_DIAGNOSIS_NOMEN


Column Name Type Null? Definition
KNOWLEDGEBASE_NAME VARCHAR(100) N The name of the knowledge base that the staged data is for. Multiple knowledge bases may run simultaneous processes to stage data.
PRIMARY_IDENT DOUBLE N The primary identifier used to filter diagnosis results within the Health Expert Diagnosis Priming job, e.g. Nomenclature_Id or Originating_Nomenclature_Id.
UPDT_APPLCTX DOUBLE N The application context number from the record info block. The UPDT family of columns are typically used for housekeeping and external system process and should never be depended on for solution specific logic.
UPDT_CNT DOUBLE N Set to 0 on insert. Incremented by 1 on update. Used to recognize update conflict where data in a row updated by one application is at risk of being lost by a second application attempting to update the row. The UPDT family of columns are typically used for housekeeping and external system process and should never be depended on for solution specific logic.
UPDT_DT_TM DATETIME N The date and time the row was last inserted or updated. The UPDT family of columns are typically used for housekeeping and external system process and should never be depended on for solution specific logic.
UPDT_ID DOUBLE N The person_id of the person from the personnel table (prsnl) that caused the last insert or update of the row in the table. The UPDT family of columns are typically used for housekeeping and external system process and should never be depended on for solution specific logic.
UPDT_TASK DOUBLE N The registered (assigned) task number for the process that inserted or updated the row. The UPDT family of columns are typically used for housekeeping and external system process and should never be depended on for solution specific logic.