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Hello, I have the need to batch some HL7 results msgs.
I have a tps script that does some slight reformatting of the source transactions.
These are passed to an outbound thread, Upoc Protocol, that puts the headers/trailers on the input via another tps tcl applied to both read/write steps.
The output batches are created fine and include the header and trailer lines but I’m getting errors in my Error db with the message:
” Disposition list from protocol write TPS did not include original message”
Attached is the code
I’m sure it’s something simple that I’m missing.
Thanks for your input
Bill Pitts
Perot Systems
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Sorry, Upload of tcl didn’t format well
Code to format HL7 batch is below
Thanks
Bill
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# Name: tpsMDPHtest
# Purpose: Batch Header & Trailer and Output File for Cerner Results to MDPH ELR
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# UPoC type: tps
# Args: tps keyedlist containing the following keys:
# MODE run mode (“start”, “run” or “time”)
# MSGID message handle
# ARGS user-supplied arguments:
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# Returns: tps disposition list:
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# *********************************************************************
# on RUN mode: Appends msgs to temp file TUFTS_MDPH_ELR_tmp_in.txt
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# Make sure to set Process name to “cerner” for TEST/PROD
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# on TIMER mode: Writes header, reads/write msgs from temp file to
# TUFTS_MDPH_ELR_OUT.yyyymmddhhmm file, writes trailer
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# Deletes .tmp file upon completion
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# ***********************************************************************
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# Modifications:
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# date init mod desc
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proc tpsMDPHtest { args } {
keylget args MODE mode ;# Fetch mod
set dispList {} ;# Nothing to return
#Make sure to set Process name to “cerner” for TEST/PROD
#set Process “cerner”
set Process “testing”
set Outpath “/mdph_to_send/”
switch -exact — $mode {
start {
# startup stuff
# N.B.: there may or may not be a MSGID key in args
}
run {
# ‘run’ mode always has a MSGID; fetch and process it
keylget args MSGID mh
set msg [msgget $mh]
# Get rid of all x1c and x0b
regsub -all — {[x1cx0b]} $msg {} msg
#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 $systemTime -format {%Y%m%d%H%M}]
# set directory path
set root_path [exec env HCIROOT]
set site_path [exec env HCISITEDIR]
set subdir “exec/processes/$Process”
append site_path “/$subdir/”
# set the user data… for the message
set filename “TUFTS_MDPH_ELR_tmp”
set filenameextension “txt”
set fullname $site_path$filename.$filenameextension
# open tmp file, write record
set curFileID [open $fullname a]
puts -nonewline $curFileID $msgr
# close tmp File
close $curFileID
# return message
lappend $dispList {CONTINUE “$mh”}
return $dispList
}
time {
# Timer-based processing
# N.B.: there may or may not be a MSGID key in args
# Build envelope
set cloverclock [clock format [clock second] -format %Y%m%d%H%M%S]
set fhs “FHS|^~\&|Cerner Lab|TUFTS|ELR|MDPH|$cloverclock||$cloverclock|||r”
set bhs “BHS|^~\&|Cerner Lab|TUFTS|ELR|MDPH|$cloverclock||$cloverclock|||r”
# set file header
set fileheader $fhs$bhs
# set directory path
set root_path [exec env HCIROOT]
set site_path [exec env HCISITEDIR]
set subdir “exec/processes/$Process”
append site_path “/$subdir/”
#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}]
# input file parameters
# set the user data… for the message
set filein “TUFTS_MDPH_ELR_tmp”
set fileInExt “txt”
set fullnameIn $site_path$filein.$fileInExt
# set output path and filename
# NOTE: “mdph_to_send” defined as Outpath, from beginning of proc
set sub_path_out $Outpath
append site_path $sub_path_out
set fileout “TUFTS_MDPH_ELR_OUT”
set fileoutExt $CurDateTime
set outFile $site_path$fileout.$fileoutExt
# get input
set tempfileFlagIn [file exists $fullnameIn]
if {$tempfileFlagIn == 1} {
set outFileID [open $outFile a+]
# write header
puts -nonewline $outFileID $fileheader
set inFileID [open $fullnameIn r]
set wholefile1 [read $inFileID]
#
# split the file into its transactions
# remove any blank transactions (extra newlines)
set BatchTrnxCount 0
foreach BatchRec [split $wholefile1 “n”] {
if {[clength $BatchRec] == 0} {
continue
} else {
puts -nonewline $outFileID $BatchRec
set BatchTrnxCount [regexp -all {MSH} $BatchRec]
}
}
# set file TRAILER
set bts “BTS|$BatchTrnxCount|r”
set fts “FTS|1|r”
set filetrailer $bts$fts
### Write TRAILER
set EOFcurr [eof $inFileID]
if {$EOFcurr == 1} {
puts -nonewline $outFileID $filetrailer
close $outFileID
}
close $inFileID
# delete tmp Input file
file delete $fullnameIn
}
}
}
###return $dispList
}
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Looks to me as though your timer mode isn’t dealing with the message dispList. So, if all you need to have done in that timer mode is to deal with you files, you would still want to have a return of your dispList – KILL the message handle if you don’t need the message going anywhere. At least, that’s my guess from taking a quick look.
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