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Alright, my frustration has peaked and I’ve decided it best to throw in the towel and ask for some advice on this one. I’m trying to test an xlate and i’ve been trying to edit my test file to see setup a proper test case and then run it through my xlate using the testing tool. I had a properly formatted and working test file. I opened it up in the IDE’s script editor (thinking that this would be a perfectly acceptable way to edit a plain text file) and changed just one character in PID-3.4 (changed it from “SFHG” to “SFGA”) and when I try to test it I’m now getting this output: MESSAGE 1
0(0).MSH(0) : >|^~&|RAD|SFHG||SFHG|20070502105100.0000-0400||ORU^R01|RMS|P|2.3||<0xa>PID|1|05|00< This is not at all what my previous output looked like. Now I’m getting this strange “<0xa>” at the end of my MSH and it is not correctly parsing the PID segment or the OBR and OBX segments that appear later in the file. Now I know that there are some issues with line breaks between the UNIX and Windows world. I used hcihd on my test file and there is a “0a” at the end of each segment as I believe there should. The file looks to be formatted well still. How could this change have caused this?
Thank you in advance – any help would be GREATLY appreciated! My test file is attached.
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