Kevin,
   As already noted, the functionality exists pretty much as you have
described it.  Below is a screen capture of a similar scenario.  Assume
that all Integrated Billing options associated with a menu need to be
placed out of order while an update is being performed.   The following
sequence searches the Option file for the desired options and stores
them in a Sort Template called "IB MENU OPTIONS" which is then used in
the Enter/Edit function to stuff an Out of Order message in all of them.
I have truncated the example to just 5 entries for brevity.  Note the
use of the 3-slash stuff at the 'Edit Which Field' prompt, the use of
'^LOOP' at Select OPTION NAME, and the open and close brackets around
the template name at the 'EDIT ENTRIES BY:" prompt.  The trick is
learning when and where you can use the [template name] functionality.


Select OPTION: SEARCH FILE ENTRIES  

OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: OPTION// 

  -A- SEARCH FOR OPTION FIELD: .01  NAME
  -A- CONDITION: MATCHES  
  -A- MATCHES: 1"IB".E

  -B- SEARCH FOR OPTION FIELD: TYPE  
  -B- CONDITION: =  EQUALS
  -B- EQUALS: menu

  -C- SEARCH FOR OPTION FIELD: 

IF: A&B    NAME MATCHES 1"IB".E    and TYPE EQUALS "M" (menu)
OR: 

STORE RESULTS OF SEARCH IN TEMPLATE: IB MENU OPTIONS
  Are you adding 'IB MENU OPTIONS' as a new SORT TEMPLATE? No// Y  (Yes)
DESCRIPTION:
  1>This Sort Template contains all IB options where Type = Menu.
  2>
EDIT Option: 

SORT BY: NAME// 
START WITH NAME: FIRST// 
FIRST PRINT FIELD: .01  NAME
THEN PRINT FIELD: 
Heading (S/C): OPTION SEARCH// 
DEVICE:   IP network
OPTION SEARCH                                  MAR  8,2005  09:52
PAGE 1
NAME
------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------

IB BILLING CLERK MENU
IB BILLING SUPERVISOR MENU
IB MANAGER MENU
IB MEANS TEST MENU
IB MRA MENU



                         5 MATCHES FOUND.



Select OPTION: ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES  



INPUT TO WHAT FILE: OPTION// 
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// 2///OPTION TEMPORARILY OUT OF ORDER  OUT OF
ORDER MESSAG
E
THEN EDIT FIELD: 


Select OPTION NAME: ^LOOP
EDIT ENTRIES BY: NAME// [IB MENU OPTIONS]      
                              (Mar 08, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:51) User #8800 File #19
SEARCH 
 
  WITHIN 'IB MENU OPTIONS' NUMBER, EDIT ENTRIES BY: 

   IB BILLING SUPERVISOR MENU     Billing Supervisor Menu

   IB BILLING CLERK MENU     Billing Clerk's Menu

   IB MANAGER MENU     Integrated Billing Master Menu

   IB MEANS TEST MENU     Automated Means Test Billing Menu

   IB MRA MENU     Medicare Remittance Advice Menu

    LOOP ENDED!


Select OPTION NAME: 






-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin
Toppenberg
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 7:14 AM
To: Hardhats Sourceforge
Subject: [Hardhats-members] Does Fileman need a SETS extension?

Hey all,

One of my transcriptionists put the wrong date in for
about 60-100 progress notes.  So I need to look for
each of these and replace them with the proper date. 
This has gotten me to thinking about a needed Fileman
extension: Sets.  Here is how I concieve of them
working:
1. Perform a search
2. Store the resulting set of records in an array (a
"SET")
3. Allow a fileman function on each record in the set,
via the ^LOOP command.

Does this functionality already exist some other way?

Thanks
Kevin



        
                
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