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  • February 27, 2006 at 5:00 pm #48353
    Eric Santerre
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      Does anyone have a tcl which filters ORM messages based upon a given test range for OBR-3?

      Thanks in advance for any help,

      Eric

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      • April 17, 2007 at 12:51 pm #58397
        Paul Johnston
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          Hi Eric,

          Did you ever get a solution to your question . ?

          I am about to do the same type of function.

          Paul

        • April 17, 2007 at 2:04 pm #58398
          Eric Santerre
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            Paul Johnston wrote:

            Hi Eric,

            Did you ever get a solution to your question . ?

            I am about to do the same type of function.

            Paul


            Hi Paul,

            Are you working with HBB/Wyndgate? Just curious. I “sort of” developed one myself. In the xlt, I put a KILL in the message for any test codes that are not within my specifed range (in my case, any test code <17000 and > 17999 get a KILL code). Then, I have a post trans tcl which looks for the KILL, and if present, it gets zapped. There are many ways to do this, but this way works best for us here at the moment. I’m still on 3.7.1P.

            Good luck,

            Eric

          • April 17, 2007 at 2:53 pm #58399
            Paul Johnston
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              Eric,

              Actually I am filtering for RAD Exam codes.

              I should have mentioned I was looking for a TCL script solution and

              not a TCL within a XLT.

              Funny you should mention HBB/Wyndgate . We do have HBB and I did create a script to filter LAB codes.  The TCL script looks for the first character of the code range ie  ‘4’  for the range of 4000-4999.

              I will probably use and modify this script but I guess I was looking for a

              command which looked at the range 4000-4999 ( like a greater than and less than) .

              BTW . I notice you had queried the forum a while ago about Star – HPF interface. Did you complete this  ? How well did it go ?

              Paul

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