01832
Override Entered By
2011-03-06
Definition: Identifies the user entering the override in the system.
When a business rule is overridden, an application must be able to link the override with the user who made it in order to provide a complete audit history of the transaction, especially when there may be a risk associated with the override. In situations where the original message was submitted by batch, the overriding user may be different than the original author of the message.
LengthNot specified
25 components
| 1 | C | - | Person Identifier | |
| 2 | C | - | Family Name | |
| 3 | O | - | Given Name | |
| 4 | O | - | Second and Further Given Names or Initials Thereof | |
| 5 | O | - | Suffix (e.g., JR or III) | |
| 6 | O | - | Prefix (e.g., DR) | |
| 7 | W | - | Degree (e.g., MD) | |
| 8 | B | Source Table | ||
| 9 | C | Assigning Authority | ||
| 10 | C | Name Type Code | ||
| 11 | O | - | Identifier Check Digit | |
| 12 | C | Check Digit Scheme | ||
| 13 | C | Identifier Type Code | ||
| 14 | O | - | Assigning Facility | |
| 15 | O | Name Representation Code | ||
| 16 | O | Name Context | ||
| 17 | W | - | Name Validity Range | |
| 18 | O | Name Assembly Order | ||
| 19 | O | - | Effective Date | |
| 20 | O | - | Expiration Date | |
| 21 | O | - | Professional Suffix | |
| 22 | C | - | Assigning Jurisdiction | |
| 23 | C | - | Assigning Agency or Department | |
| 24 | O | - | Security Check | |
| 25 | O | Security Check Scheme |