Procedure.UnitQty
- jordansparks
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Procedure.UnitQty
I think this field should be an int. Hopefully, you're not using it yet, and we can make that change simply. Without it being an int, all queries to determine production become quite a bit more complex. The one result of this is that we will have to set it to one for all new procs, but that won't be too hard.
Jordan Sparks, DMD
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- jordansparks
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Lookout. I'm working on FormInsPlan as we speak. And also on the various related InsPlan files.
Jordan Sparks, DMD
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Open Files.
I'm mostly working on adding base unit support to the procedure table and procedure log. I might need to update the "total" fee and estimate calculations to include base units if they are assigned.