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[Mike Campbell]

I know you can code a TCL fragment, you could copy $::HciSite to xlateOutVals to determine if production or test site.  

Is there a similar HCI variable to use to populate an e-mail with the thread that generated a message?  Basically, I’m setting up a process to e-mail if we get a ‘NACK’ back from a vendor and want to use a generic e-mail tcl proc and a variable to say which thread it was generated from.

As always, thanks!

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[Charlie Bursell]

HciConnName

[Michael Hertel]

We use the following in our tclprocs:

   global HciSite HciConnName

   set procname [lindex [info level [info level]] 0]

   set module “$HciSite/$HciConnName/$procname: “

$module is used as part of the subject in the email.

Very useful.

[Richard Hart]

We have a library routine to send emails and prefix non production emails with [Cloverleaf ].

We use the Cloverleaf install environment variable to confirm the run level – which  may not work for you – and store this in a global variable once set.

eg

Subject: [Cloverleaf Test]HCAL Processing for Application: eConsult; CorrelationID: 53652fbc-4563-4f34-b88e-ff72bf2b1d00 [document_sit]

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