Exchange Data Status

 Purpose

The Check Status screen displays the status of the information for current and past data exchange into the registry system.

 Information Provided

  1. Job Name: This section displays the Process Name .

  2. User Name: This column displays the User Name initiating data exchange.

  3. Exchange Data Date: This column displays the Date and Time the data files are uploaded.

  4. Process Start Date: This column displays the Date and Time the data files start Processing.

  5. Process End Date: This column displays the Date and Time the data files stop Processing.

  6. Status: This column displays the current Status of the processed data file (Queued, Processing, Error, Exception, Complete.)

  7. Type: This field displays the type of data exchange request that has been submitted (i.e. Flat File, HL7 2.3.1, HL7 2.4, HMO, and various extract requests.)

  8. Rejected Clients: This field displays the number of clients rejected in a data exchange upload.

  9. Rejected Immunizations: This field displays the number of immunizations rejected in a data exchange upload.

  10. Rejected Comments: This field displays the number of comments rejected in a data exchange upload.

  11. Inventory Updated: (Deduct from Inventory Users Only) This field displays the number of immunization records that were successfully deducted from inventory in a data exchange upload.

  12. Inventory Not Updated: (Deduct from Inventory Users Only) This field displays the number of immunization records that were NOT deducted from inventory in a data exchange upload.

  13. Pending Clients: This field displays the number of clients in a data exchange upload that result in the temporary storage of pending clients. Pending clients are stored when a client in a data exchange upload matches more than one existing client in the Immunization Registry; pending clients are an indicator that duplicate client records may exist in GRITS. Contact the GRITS Help Desk to review and merge Pending Client records.

  14. Unmatched Immunizations: This field displays the number of immunizations that are not associated with a client in a data exchange upload. Unmatched immunizations are neither processed nor loaded into the Immunization Registry. (Pertains to Flat File users only.)

  15. Unmatched Comments: This field displays the number of comments that are not associated with a client in a data exchange upload. Unmatched comments are neither processed nor loaded into the Immunization Registry. (Pertains to Flat File users only.)

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 Functionality

Button

Description

By default, the data exchange Job Status screen displays data exchange requests submitted for the current day and the last seven days. To display jobs for a different time period, select a value from the date filter.

Press the  Refresh  button to review the status of a job request you have recently submitted. The Status field will display changes in the processing of your job. *Note*

Job Name

If a data exchange job has completed processing, click the underlined job name to review the Exchange Data Details screen, which allows you to view detailed job summary information, response files, and input/output files.

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 Notes

Reviewing Status field

Upon submitting a data exchange request, the Data Exchange Job Processor runs through several stages that can all be viewed in the Status field on this screen.

Preliminary stages:

Typically data exchange jobs rapidly transition through these preliminary stages, so the number of stages you see will vary. In the event one of the preliminary stages is displayed for a prolonged period of time, contact the GRITS Help Desk as there may be an issue with the Data Exchange Job Processor.

Processing stages:

When the Data Exchange Job Processor begins to process your data exchange request, the Process Start Date will appear and the Status field will display a new value.

Final stages:

When the Job Processor finishes processing your data exchange request, the Status field will display one of the following values:

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