[Alex Puzikov]

Thank you Charlie.

I had to modify your code a little to work as xltp fragment

so I am re-posting it for other people benefit.

Code:

{ { OP COPY }
   { ERR 0 }
   { PRE {
       set srcThd [xpmmetaget $xlateId ORIGSOURCECONN]
       set xlateOutVals [list $srcThd]
   }}
   { IN @null }
   { OUT @originatingSystem }
}

[Alex Puzikov]

Danny,

On your test server open command prompt and type:

netstat -an

then look for line like this

TCP    [::]:23               [::]:0                 LISTENING

If you can’t find it – telnet service is not running

[Alex Puzikov]

Hi Kevin.

We are currently supporting multiple Cerner Millennium domains and multiple epic environments in our cloverleaf test.

In our case patient data originates from Epic and goes to Cerner and charges coding etc. – coming back from Cerner Millennium to Epic.

We made a decisions to route patients to Cerner specific domain by first letter of their first name (Bob goes to Build, Tom goes to Test).

We also made a dessision on Epic side to have different ranges for MRNs and ACCOUNT Numbers so Epic Test would have MRN range of 600000, Dev range of 700000, etc.

SO messages that come back from Multiple destinations will be routed back to Epic by MRN ranges.

To manage that and preserve similarity between Cloverleaf Production and test we created additional routing site and pointed our test site to that site.

We also modified our inbound threads to become a MultiServer  (accepting connections from more than one system).

All destination routing done in the routing site (by simple trix_id script) and does not affect any work that done in the Cloverleaf.

The only side effect (positive or negative you decide)  is that any changes that done in Cloverleaf Test immediately affect all downstream systems regardless of domain.  

I hope this helps.

Alex

[Alex Puzikov]

I do even easier. I add /dev/null (on UNIX) as a file to write data into

Code:

% hcidbdump -e -U ap /dev/null

Processed 214 messages.

Done.
%

Count that you see is you actual count – no need to calculate anything  🙂

[Alex Puzikov]

Thank you for your help.

[Alex Puzikov]

our test system Sun-Fire-V440

our production   Sun-Fire-V445

we are currently running 5.5 in prod and just started our work on 5.8 in test

[Alex Puzikov]

Hi Dave

Issue with hostnames starting with digit was reported by our site to Quivadx approximately 6 years ago. There was no resolution on their end.

There is two approaches you can take depending on your system configuration. Both involve either system or network admin help.

1. if you use either /etc/hosts or  C:WINDOWSsystem32drivershosts file

you can add alias after name of the system and use that alias in your configurations.

See Example:

192.168.1.20 3Msystem my3Msystem

2. if your organization using dynamic name resolution  then you need to ask network admin to add CNAME like my3Msystem  to your 3Msystem and then use that CNAME in your configurations.

Regards.

[Alex Puzikov]

I would suggest to implement code management and site migration tools.

I can’t believe that we still have to do everything manually.

This would include:

[Alex Puzikov]

I think that it should be this way

regexp {^[d]{12}} $obx14

carrot inside square brases states anything but 12 digits

tcl>set obx14 12345678901a12

12345678901a12

tcl>regexp {^[d]{12}} $obx14

0

tcl>set obx14 a1234567890123

a1234567890123

tcl>!re

regexp {^[d]{12}} $obx14

0

tcl>set obx14 1234567890123asc

1234567890123asc

tcl>!re

regexp {^[d]{12}} $obx14

1

Regards,

Alex

[Alex Puzikov]

Randy.

The issue can be a field type.

As default pid-10 defined as a “Code Value (IS)” if you will define it as “Coded Element (CE)” and allow appropriate lenght everything will get fixed

I hope that this will help.

[Alex Puzikov]

It seems that html formating still having a problem.

Every day at random times I receive partially formated digests.

Can some one in Quovadx look at this problem.

Thanks.

[Alex Puzikov]

Rick.

I understand need for security.

What I ment is that It would be nise to see if new Rev/Patch/Release available w/o going on ftp or calling support.

Also it would be a good idea to show the most current Rev.

Example:

   OS              Version    Revision    Avialability

========|=======|=======|=========|

Solaris  8,9       3.81P       Rev6      12/01/2005

========|=======|=======|=========|

Thanks

[Alex Puzikov]

Brian Goad wrote:

Actually Rick my Digest are currently set to HTML (and have always been, as I have not changed any options since configuring) and I recieve both a text version and an HTML version.

I agree with Brian.

I have same setup HTML – ONLY but periodicaly recieve a partial html formated message.

here it’s header – I hope this helps.

Code:

Microsoft Mail Internet Headers Version 2.0
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