The DTXCN Business Object is a representation of the HL7 V2.4 DTXCN datatype.
The generic DTXCN business object is a hierarchical or flat business object. Each of its attributes is an HL7 datatype or native type.
DTXCN includes the following attributes:
Name | Type | Key | Cardinality | Comment |
---|---|---|---|---|
ID_Number | String | TRUE | 1 | Coded ID |
Family_Name | DTFN | FALSE | 1 | Surname of a person |
Given_Name | String | FALSE | 1 | First name |
Second_And_Further_Given_Names | String | FALSE | 1 | Second and further given names or initials |
Suffix | String | FALSE | 1 | Name suffix |
Prefix | String | FALSE | 1 | Name prefix |
Degree | String | FALSE | 1 | Educational degree. Refer to User-defined Table 0360 - Degree |
Source_Table | String | FALSE | 1 | The ID_Number. User-defined Table 0297 - CN ID source |
Assigning_Authority | DTHD | FALSE | 1 | Unique identifier of the system that creates the data. User-defined Table 0363 - Assigning authority |
Name_Type_Code | String | FALSE | 1 | The type code of the name. Refer to HL7 Table 0200 - Name type for valid values |
Identifier_Check_Digit | String | FALSE | 1 | The check digit |
Code_Identifying_Check_Digit_Scheme | String | FALSE | 1 | Check digit scheme. Refer to HL7 Table 0061 - Check digit scheme |
Identifier_Type_Code | String | FALSE | 1 | The type code of the identifier. |
Assigning_Facility | DTHD | FALSE | 1 | The place or location identifier first assigned to the person |
Name_Representation_Code | String | FALSE | 1 | Name representation code |
Name_Context | DTCE | FALSE | 1 | The context in which a name is used |
Name_Validity_Range | DTDR | FALSE | 1 | The start and end date/times during which this name was valid |
Name_Assembly_Order | String | FALSE | 1 | The preferred display order of the components of this person name |
ObjectEventId | String | FALSE | 1 |
The generic DTXCN business object supports the following verbs:
To examine a listing of the attributes of the generic DTXCN business object, use IBM WebSphere Interchange Server System Manager or IBM WebSphere Interchange Server Business Object Designer.
For more information on related business objects, see the following documents: