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  • May 8, 2008 at 9:06 pm #50022
    Mark Perschbacher
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      We have a single inbound ORU feed from one of our hosts, and I am using a trix id to route them out to their respective recieving hosts.  The trix id’s are set up in the Netconfig, thread properties, route messages.  The ORU is routed based on MSH-6 value.  I would like to start using OBR-16, but the reality of this would require us to create hundreds of route message config’s.  Does anybody have a different approach that might work?

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      • May 8, 2008 at 9:30 pm #64554
        Tom Rioux
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          Can an ordering provider get routed to different receiving hosts or are they basically sent to the same host?  Maybe one suggestion is to break them down into groups.  We do something similar on a smaller scale with ADT message types.  We break them down into groups and route by “ADTA”, “ADTB”, and so on.

          Hope this is helpful…

          Tom Rioux

        • May 9, 2008 at 2:56 pm #64555
          John Hamilton
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            How about using a table. You could do a lookup into the table.

            And return a vaule say the thread name you want to send it.

            You would need to crate a UPOC to do the trxid lookup.

          • May 9, 2008 at 3:35 pm #64556
            Mark Perschbacher
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              Thomas, currently any provider can be sent to any host since we are routing by the location

              John, that is a possiblity.  I have never created a table with more than about fifty entries.  My guess is that I would need to have two or three hundred to make this work.

            • May 9, 2008 at 6:49 pm #64557
              Kevin Kinnell
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                We have a table to map transcription system document types to ERM doc types with over 800 entries–it’s a pain to maintain (I use an external editor) BUT it works and is fast.   It was initially created with a small Perl script that turned a csv file into a cloverleaf (5.3) table file.

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