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Message Browser If the Color By selection is blank, the default background color indicates the message’s Status as described in the Message List section. • StartId — Enter the lower limit of a range of message ID values. • EndId — Enter the upper limit of a range of message ID values. • MaxRows — The maximum number of messages to display as a result of the search. If more matches are found, a message displays at the bottom of the table: “There is more data.” To display the additional data, change the MaxRows value and click Search again. • Is Error — Select a value from the drop-down list: – Select true to list only messages that encountered errors. – Select false to list only messages without errors. • Status — Choose a value from the list: Created, Queued, Delivered, Deferred, Completed, Discarded, or Suspended. • Source — The configuration item that sent the message. Enter a name in the text box. If the configuration name contains spaces, do not use single or double quotation marks around the string. Simply enter the configuration name, including any space characters. 8.2.2 Detailed Filter Terms The Message Browser filter display also offers Detailed Filter Terms. This panel of the filter display allows you to select extremely specific criteria based on the message header or message body contents. The interface is similar to the Rules Editor interface. You can add rules and define conditions. You can build statements using comparison operators, and organize statements using the logical operators AND and OR. From left to right, the columns in each row of the Detailed Filter Terms interface are: 1. Type — Choose a value from the drop-down list. 2. Class Name — Click the More command (...) to choose from a list of classes. 3. Conditions — Allows you to specify fields and values for your logical statement. The following topics describe how to construct a filter using the Detailed Filter Terms interface. 8.2.2.1 Logical Statements Each row in the Detailed Filter Terms interface represents a logical statement. To add a statement, click Add. To delete a statement, click X. After you add multiple rows to the Detailed Filter Terms, you can click the up-arrow and down-arrow icons to adjust the order of statements. If you add multiple rows, they are implicitly joined by AND, so that if you have three statements visible: Logical Statement 1 Logical Statement 2 Logical Statement 3 Your filter actually works like this: Logical Statement 1 AND Logical Statement 2 AND Logical Statement 3 You can vary this convention by adding a row and choosing OR in the Type field, then adding a row with another logical statement. When you do this, it inserts a logical OR between rows. The row with OR in it has no other details, just the OR 80 Managing Ensemble Productions
Message Filter selection in the Type field. Suppose you added an OR row and a fourth logical statement to the list shown above. The Detailed Filter Terms panel now looks like this: Logical Statement 1 Logical Statement 2 Logical Statement 3 OR Logical Statement 4 And the resulting logic is now: Logical Statement 1 AND Logical Statement 2 AND Logical Statement 3 OR Logical Statement 4 The operator AND binds more tightly than OR, so the effect of the above sequence is actually: (1 AND 2 AND 3) OR 4 8.2.2.2 Filter Type In the Type column, choose a value from the drop-down list. The following table lists the Type choices and how they affect your subsequent choices in the Class Name and Conditions fields. Table 8–1: Options for Filter Type Type Body Property Header Field OR VDoc SearchTable Field VDoc Segment Field VDoc Property Path Class Name and Conditions refer to... Properties of a standard Ensemble message body object. Fields in a standard Ensemble message header object. (used to logical OR two filter terms) Entries in a search table class that you have defined in this Ensemble namespace. A search table class is a specialized tool that you create to work with virtual documents, a convention for representing Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) formats like HL7 Version 2 or X12. Fields in a virtual document message segment. Identify the standard (HL7 Version 2 or X12) and the segment of interest. Ensemble then prompts you to choose from a list of fields in that segment. Fields in a virtual document message segment. Identify the standard (HL7 Version 2 or X12) and then enter a virtual property path that identifies a message segment and field that is valid for that standard. Note: For background information about the VDoc fields in the Detailed Filter Terms interface, see Ensemble Virtual Documents. You do not need to use these fields unless your production routes HL7 Version 2 or X12 messages. 8.2.2.3 Filter Class In the Class Name column, click ... (the More command). Ensemble displays a list of all the classes appropriate for the Type of message that you have chosen. For example: Managing Ensemble Productions 81
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