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dwkrueger
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by dwkrueger » Thu Oct 25, 2007 7:05 pm
It is a bit confusing to me as to why you have two dates in the ProcedureLog Table. DateEntryC and ProcDate. Both Dates change when ever you set procedure complete. I am trying to generate a list of procedures that have been treatment planned but I have to use a query that calculates this based on Completed procedures and treatment planned procedures. Can we add a Column that is OriginalTPDate that will not change after the procedure is treatment planned?
See Revenue come from production which is always a % of what is treatment planned. I need to know this to measure the treatment planning proficiency of myself and other doctors.
I am capable of adding this feature with the okay.
Dan
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by jordansparks » Thu Oct 25, 2007 7:55 pm
DateEntryC is a security related date, because only completed procedures affect finances, so we have to very carefully track when a procedure was actually marked complete. ProcDate is the date that shows to the user; the ordinary date.
I agree it's time to add "DateTP". We have a number of users who need to carefully track this date. I think in all practicality, it will just be a simple creation date that never changes. Go for it.
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by jordansparks » Thu Oct 25, 2007 9:39 pm
But do you have SVN commit priv? If not, call.
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by jordansparks » Fri Oct 26, 2007 4:54 pm
Since you don't have SVN commit priv yet, I guess I'll go ahead and add that field this weekend.