DiscInfo

If used by SetResponseData, GetUnivDiscrepancy, or GetManualDiscrepancy, the parameters will be populated by the system. If used by SetUnivDiscrepancy or SetManualDiscrepancy, the parameters will be entered manually.

Syntax

typedef struct disc_info
{
    char disc_type[DISC_TYPE_SIZE+1];
    char disc_rev_status[DISC_STATUS_SIZE+1];
    char disc_resolu_type[CODE_SIZE+1];
    char comment_text[EDMS_COMMENT_SIZE+1];
    char internal_comment_text[EDMS_COMMENT_SIZE+1] ; 
    char resolution[EDMS_COMMENT_SIZE+1] ; 
} DiscInfo;

Parameters

The following are input parameters when DiscInfo is used by the functions SetUnivDiscrepancy and SetManualDiscrepancy; they are output parameters when used by GetUnivDiscrepancy, GetManualDiscrepancy, SetMiscDiscrepancy, and SetResponseData.

disc_type (in/out): This parameter maps to the reference codelist MANUAL SOURCE TYPE CODE for manual discrepancies. For univariate discrepancies, this parameter is system-generated and should not be changed.

disc_rev_status (in/out): This parameter maps to the installation reference codelist DISCREPANCY REV STATUS CODE.

disc_resolu_type (in/out): This parameter maps to the reference codelist DISCREPANCY RESOLU TYPE CODE.

comment_text (in/out): For univariate discrepancies, the initial value may be system-generated if a corresponding EDMS setup has been already been done. However, this value can be updated. For manual discrepancies, this parameter is a free-text description.

internal_comment_text (in/out): Free text description.

resolution (in/out): Free text description.

Used by Functions

GetUnivDiscrepancy, GetManualDiscrepancy, SetResponseData, SetUnivDiscrepancy, SetManualDiscrepancy, and SetMiscDiscrepancy