What is the best way to document existing translations ?

[Anonymous]

I have over 200 translations that are not very well documentated.

What I need to do is get them into a format that I can post on our share point server.  Does anyone have any good ideas, on the best way to do this.

I was thinking of importing them to an excel spread sheet.

Any one done any thing like this ?

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[Max Drown (Infor)]

What sort of information do you want to post? Plain english? Actual code? ….

-- Max Drown (Infor)

[Anonymous]

The code.

I was asked if we lost all the backups. And the engine died could we recreate the interfaces.

I said no we don’t have that level of documentations.

So the said well go make it.

[Max Drown (Infor)]

The xlate code is just text files. On our servers (Solaris and AIX) they are $HCISITEDIR/Xlate/*.xlt.

-- Max Drown (Infor)

[Dan Loch]

I just completed a visio document.  Looks just like the production monitor.  You can add hyperlinks to link each thread to all of the specification documentation, support information and I copied all of the xlates, tables and HL7 variants to this server.  They can also be viewed via the hyperlink.  The netconfig file was also copied to this server.

With each change control, I also make sure I add the changes to this Visio.  The Visio and all of the supporting documentation is on an offsite server.  

Rebuild would be easy since I have copies of all of the necessary files.

Dan

[miguel]

Dan, that sound like a great setup with the backup and Visio documentation.  Could I get a copy of the Visio document?  I know I’ll have to rename and relink everything for our specifics, but it would be nice to use it as a template.

Thanks,

Mike Upshaw

HolyCrossHealth.org   upsham@holycrosshealth.org

[Mark Gathers]

Dan,  

Hey this is cool stuff!, any chance I could get a copy of the Visio documentation as well?

Regards,

Mark Gathers

Integration Engineer, Information Technology

University Health Associates

West Virginia University Hospitals

PO Box 8059

Morgantown, WV 26506

Phone: 304.598.4000 x75615

Email:  gathersm@wvuh.com

[Gerri Jackson]

Dan,

would it be possible to get a copy of your visio document? We are in the process of documenting our engines here at Mt.Sinai, and that would be a great start.

thanks so much

[Thomas Rea]

Dan, I would also like a copy of your Visio documentation, if possible.

Thanks

Thomas Rea, Senior Programmer/Analyst

Saint Francis Health System – Tulsa, OK

[Nora Katz]

Dan,

Sounds interesting.  Hope you’re not overwhelmed by requests.  I’d love to get a copy of your visio documentation also.  

Thanks,

nora.katz@hawaiilabs.com

[Anonymous]

Seems like a lot of people want this.

Why not save yourself some trouble and post it as an attachment.

[Rentian Huang]

Can I get a copy too, if it is not so bad for you. A post would be great!!

[James Mellor]

Dan,

If you are sharing, I would love a copy as well. This will greatly help with the multitude of interface implementations that I have going on concurrently.

Thanks,

Jim Mellor

[Randy Colella]

Could I also get a copy Dan?  You can use my email below.

Thanks,

Randy Colella

Sr. Programmer Analyst

Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary

325 Cambridge St.

Boston, MA 02114

randy_colella@meei.harvard.edu

[Nicole Goodyear]

Hi Dan,

Could I also get a copy of your Visio document please?

Thanks,

Nicole

nicole.goodyear@hdgh.org

[Rick Pritchett]

could i please get a copy of your visio document

Pritchett.Rick@mhsil.com

[Chris Wallace]

I dont know if this got posted anywhere else but i would really like to get a copy of this Visio Documentation and see if it would work for us.

chris.wallace@sgmc.org

[Kevin Crist]

im sure you have enough of these requests, but when you get time could i get a copy of your visio layout. i’m a newbie and that would be very helpful. thanks.

kcrist@gshvin.org

[mike brown]

YES Dan I would like a copy of this document as well.

Baycare Health Systems

Sr. Integration Analyst (I.S.)

michael.brown@baycare.org

[Thomas Rea]

Dan,

I would also like a copy of the Visio document.

Thanks

tbrea@saintfrancis.com

[Mike Wilson]

I would like a copy of that as well.  If you don’t mind.  Thanks.

mwilson@ogh.org

[Bala Pisupati]

This visio sounds cool. Can I get a copy please.

[Bala Pisupati]

can I have a copy of the VISIO

bala.pisupati@allegiancehealth.org

[Tim Jipson]

John, if your engine died and you lost your backups, do you really think that your SharePoint server will survive the disaster?

If it will why not just copy your backup files to the SharePoint server or some other off site location?

[Jonathan Christian]

Hey, Dan. I think the idea of Visio documentation would be a great addition to our team. Would you mind sending me a copy as well, please?

jon.christian@ardenthealth.com

[Sam Craig]

Dan,

Would it be possible to get a copy of your visio document? We are in the process of documenting our engines here at University, and that would be a great start.

Thx,

Sam

scraig@uh.org

[Tom Rioux]

Has anyone got a copy from Dan yet?  I’d love to see it if anyone would care to share.

Tom Rioux

thomasri@baylorhealth.edu

[Bala Pisupati]

I didn’t

[Dean Hopstein]

Could I get a copy of your visio?

[Jerry Tan]

I’ll like a copy if I can. thanks

[Ryan Boone]

I would like a copy as well, please, if it’s not too late. Thank you!

boonec@spectrumlab.org

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