json iterate

[David Speare]

Hey All –

Putting a hl7–>json xlate.  This is working fine for my non repeatable fields.  I assumed that doing an iterate on the repeating group/field would iterate the json output, but obviously it isn’t or we wouldn’t be here.

 

What’s the trick?  I can do this via an xlate correct?  just for good measure, i attached the xlate.

 

Appreciate the insight.

 

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[Boris Perov]

Hi David,

You need to use the field/segment/group iteration variable or a counter of some sort to specify where to copy the data…  Similar to HL7 iterations…  Could also be the JSON format.

Let me know if you need additional help,
Boris
boris.perov@syapse.com

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[David Speare]

Thanks Boris!  That makes sense, would you share a screenshot of your json config?  Specifically are your common_order and ordering_provider elements both arrays?

[Boris Perov]

Sorry, just saw this.  Both common_order and ordering_provider are arrays set to tuple Element Mode.

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[Jim Kosloskey]

David,

What are you getting out? The first repetition, the last repetition, or no repetition.

email: jim.kosloskey@jim-kosloskey.com 29+ years Cloverleaf, 59 years IT - old fart.

[David Speare]

Guys thanks so much.  It was partly my json config and partially my xlate reference.

Going to spell it out here in case anyone else comes across it (supporting images attached).

procedures node –> type: array, element mode: tuple

(0) –> type object

setid –> type: string

proccode –> type: array; element mode: tuple

(0) –> type: object

proccodeid –> type: string

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