Order Transmittal: Chapter 5 Flashcards
What are the seven steps for implementing Order Transmittal?
- Analyze ordering workflows
- Compose rules “on paper”
- Build destination descriptor records
- Build rule records and link in hierarchy
- Build workstation records
- Create destination map records and link in hierarchy
- Test, Test, Test
Where do you build rule records
In the Order Rule Editor in hyperspace
Where do you link rule records
In the rule record in Order Rule Linking
True or False
For ordering rules that are universal, you should create a rule record at the Service Area level
False. At the Facility level
A rule is composed of ____________ and ___________.
conditions and directives
Send directives specify ___________ destinations
general
The __________ ______ field in the destination descriptor records is what Order Transmittal looks at when consulting the ___________ __________ master file.
Descriptor Text
Destination Descriptor master file
If you fail to “link” a rule to the heirarchy what happens?
The rule will not be consulted
True or False
Order Transmittal rules cannot be migrated with Data Courier
True. the XML file will need to be copied from the source environment and pasted into the destination environment.
Every destination in order transmittal is a ___________ ______ of a particular type. i.e. type = pool
workstation record
_______ is the process of translating the destination descriptors into specific destinations.
Mapping
True or False
One destination map translates one descriptor to a corresponding destination
False. One destination map can translate many descriptors to corresponding destinations
If the Project Team Pool never gets a message what have you done wrong?
Nothing. No Messages = Perfect Setup in the Destination Map master file
True or False
Rules can be shared and are generic
True
True or False
Maps are specific and cannot be shared.
True
