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When including Client Server data on a 6.x report, it is not possible as of 03/22/2012 to suppress the Database Prompt as depicted below. In the future that might change, 6.x is evolving rapidly. Here's the MEDITECH dialogue on the subject.
(QUESTION to MEDITECH) - Mar 21, 2012: When a report in Report Designer accesses a CS Module such as ABS, is there a way to suppress the prompt at run time?
(MEDITECH RESPONDS) - Mar 22, 2012: At this time there is no functionality to suppress that message from printing. It is needed in order to establish the link over to CS.
I can hear you now. Wait a minute: this didn't work like this in Magic or Client Server. Don't you have that funny feeling, I know I do, you're going to be saying that again & again!
In 6.x MAT Meditech Report Designer patch PP whatever we're at now, the current standard report defaults to the Select Screen staying open after you've selected and printed your report. Very nice in some instances, but as a default option? Maybe not!
Management, Analysts & Report Writers: your users are going to want this changed. Why wait for them to request it?
Here's what to do: for every custom Report Designer report, go to the General Tab, and answer Yes to the Close Screen After Printing.
Staples, I can hear you now!
Learn more here at the Iatric Systems website.
If you haven't seen the new MEDITECH Database internals for 6.0.
You'll enjoy Frank's article on the MEDITECH Advanced Database (MAD).
Sure is nice to see that green 6.0 peeking out there: http://meditech.com/prdr/Pages/DRxbASTables.htm.
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