ISRecallActionVers.BatchExpiryDate

Example

Display the batch number for the preparation administered for the immunisation and its expiry date and time (in the action version).

sub main   
  Dim aPatient
  Dim aRecallPlans
  Dim aPlan
  Dim aVisit
  Dim aVisits
  Dim aActions
  Dim aAction
  Dim aMessage
     
  Set aPatient = Profile.SelectPatient
  set aRecallPlans = aPatient.RecallPlans
  aVersionDate = #04/02/2019 12:24#
   
  if aRecallPlans.Count = 0 then
    Profile.MsgBox("The patient has no care plans!")
    exit sub
  end if

  for each aPlan in aRecallPlans
    aMessage = aMessage & vbNewLine & "PLAN: '" & aPlan.Description & "'"
    set aVisits = aPlan.Visits
    if aVisits.Count = 0 then
      aMessage = aMessage & vbNewLine & "  NO INTERVENTIONS"
    end if
    for each aVisit in aVisits
      set aActions = aVisit.Actions     
      aMessage = aMessage & vbNewLine & "  INTERVENTION: '" &_
        aVisit.Description & "'  (Action Count = " & aActions.Count & ")" & vbNewLine

      for i = 0 to aActions.Count - 1 
        set aAction = aActions.Item(i)
        set aActionOnDate = aAction.VersionOnDate(aVersionDate)
       
        aMessage = aMessage &_
          MakeActionDescription("    ACTUAL VERSION: ", aAction) &_
          MakeActionDescription("    VERSION ON DATE: ", aActionOnDate)
      next 'i  
    next ' aVisit
  next ' aPlan
  Profile.MsgBox(aMessage)  
end sub 


function MakeActionDescription(aInfo, aActionInstance)
  aMessage = aInfo  
  if aActionInstance is nothing then
    aMessage = aMessage & " UNASSIGNED" 
  else
    aMessage = aMessage & aActionInstance.Description & vbNewLine &_
      "      -Batch Expiry Date: " & aActionInstance.BatchExpiryDate     
  end if
  MakeActionDescription = aMessage & vbNewLine
end function