You could at least try the rawclient to see if it gives you a better result. We most…Read more

cmd /c “hcicmd -p ADT -c “VRAD_ORM_OB pstop” & timeout /t 20 /nobreak & hcicmd -p ADT -c “VRAD_ORM_OB pstart””

hcicmd -p ADT -c “VRAD_ORM_OB pstop”;sleep 20;hcicmd -p  ADT -c “VRAD_ORM_OB pstart”

or

cmd /c hcicmd -p ADT -c “VRAD_ORM_OB pstop”;sleep 20;hcicmd -p  ADT -c “VRAD_ORM_OB pstart”

?

If not, can you just try one of those commands, ex: cmd…Read more

Instruction are in this linked topic.          Randomly not receiving ACK’s – Clovertech

hcicmd -p ADT -c “VRAD_ORM_OB pstop”;sleep 20;hcicmd -p  ADT -c “VRAD_ORM_OB pstart”

I spoke with a Cloverleaf services resource and he recommended adding cmd / at the beginning, but that is also not w…Read more

Below is a example message and how they want to receive the Key. Even though the wrapper is XML, you think that I should not use java/ws-client?

Sample…Read more

Below:

I am generating a HL7 message in outbound SMAT…Read more

Hope this helps.

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

The attached files in part of that discussion includes a Word Doc that takes you by the hand.

Tell Clinton to reach out if he wants a second set of eyes.

Problem was in the last line of $HCIROOT/tclprocs, w/the exception of the newline.

set auto_index(jtrxidProcess) ]

thanks to all  – closing

for brackets, curly braces, parenthesis all returned a value of ‘O’ meaning nothing is out of place. if i did a typo in the commands let me know please.

**** LOOK FOR MISSING Brackets “[ ]” OR Curly Braces “{ }” and PARENTHESIS  “( )” ***

Curly Braces
awk…Read more

occurred, which is none existent in PROD.
NetConfig Error: EOF encountered before newline while reading list from channel

Command: hcinetcheck /cloverleaf/cis20.1/integrator/vendgrp_trans6/NetConfig

Error exists only in our TEST Env..

Yes, reviewing and loading up the NetConfig to compared and find the problem, I agree with what you mentioned and it is sporadic and seems to only be in our TEST environment

which is a good thing.

this has been going back in time a while, it does not seem to affect messages in or out of CL.

researching continues.

tcl :err :ERR /0:vendgrp_trans6Oru0_cmd:06/24/2026 15:15:14]
[tcl :err :ERR /0:vendgrp_trans6Oru0_cmd:–/–/—- –:–:–] NetConfig Error: EOF encountered before newline while reading list from…Read more

I had a few errors in the code but below is a working tcl script :

proc set_outbound_name {args} {

set dispList {}

# Get mode
set mode “”
catch {keylget args MODE mode}

if {$mode ne “run”} {
return $dispList
}

# Get message ID
set msgid “”
catch {keylget args MSGID msgid}

if {$msgid eq “”} {
echo “DEBUG: MSGID missing”
return…Read more

Will make amends and let you know.

The issue is that its not attaching the “new” file name so its failing by saying file name is blank

Thanks again

set myklst [msgmetaget $mh DRIVERCTL]
keylget myklst FILENAME fileName

Pretty sure I ganked that from another script before I understood keylget.

I’m not sure how detailed the logs…Read more

I have a script : to remove the characters WBS and replace with NIBTS

proc set_outbound_name {args} {

# Extract MODE safely
if {[catch {keylget args MODE mode}]} {
return “”
}

# ✅ Ignore startup call
if {$mode eq “start”} {
return “”
}

# Extract MSGID and ARGS safely
if {[catch {keylget args MSGID msgid}]} {
return “”
}

if {[catch…Read more

We keep all our SMATDB files in their usual place: under their process or under Smathistory. No…Read more

It does say that SMAT files should be on a separate files system (esp. if SMATDB is not being used), which is what we do — 180 days on an attached storage appliance.

You can always force an echo into a log of your choice.
exec echo “Outbound Queue Depth – $threadname n” >> $log_path

I have configured a IMAP Direct-Retriever Thread to pull emails for a specific user from our exchange server. From the log file, it appears the thread successfully accesses the exchange server, but it is not downloading any of the emails that are in the users Inbox. Has anyone successfully done this?

Best Regards, Jim