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You are right, it won’t let you. Or at least we found that creating a tcl script took care of the issue. We had to create a file to send charges to meditech so we created a script that created the file and wrote the FHS/BHS segments at the same time. When the end of the desired messages was identified, the script then inserts the BTS/FTS segments as well. Barb Dozier
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Below is a section of code where we create the file and add the fhs/bhs segments. This snippet is in the RUN section of a tps proc. Hope this helps. set slash “\”
set carrot “^”
set rep “~”
set sub “&”
set field “|”
set sendApp $systemName
set fhs “FHS”
set bhs “BHS”
set recApp “BAR”
set msgCtl “”
set segEnd r
# set directory path
set root_path [exec env HCIROOT]
#echo “ROOTpath: $root_path”
set site_path [exec env HCISITEDIR]
#echo “SITEpath: $site_path”
append site_path “/billingOUT/”
#echo “SITEpath: $site_path”
;# Get the time in system seconds
set systemTime [clock seconds]
;# Set the time using the hour, minute and second descriptors.
set CurDate [clock format $systemTime -format {%Y%m%d}]
set CurDateTime [clock format $systemTime -format {%Y%m%d%H%M}]
#echo “CurDate: $CurDate”
# set the user data… for the message
set filename [append systemName “.” $hosp “.” $CurDate]
set fullname $site_path$filename
if {![file exists $fullname] } {
echo “File doesn’t exist”
set curFileID [open $fullname a+]
puts $curFileID $fhs$field$carrot$rep$slash$sub$field$sendApp$field$hosp$field$recApp$field$hosp$field$CurDateTime$segEnd
puts $curFileID $bhs$field$carrot$rep$slash$sub$field$sendApp$field$field$field$field$CurDateTime$segEnd
close $curFileID
}
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I mean manually edit the variant message type by using your text editor of choice (vi for Unix or notepad for Windows, etc.). If we’re talking about the DFT message type, navigate to that variant/message type from command line, and edit it. If that message type would be (as a simplified example):
MSH
PID
FT1
edit it to be
FHS
{
MHS
PID
FT1
}
FTS
Then the Xlate will recognize that structure.
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Our move process is actually a couple steps. First we get all files into a central directory and then use Samba to move them off our AIX machine to the multiple resulting locations. I’ve attempted to attached example scripts that we call from cron for this process. If you have issues accessing them, please contact me directly.
Thanks, Barb
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