[Andre van Olden]

Chris,

Thanks for your input, but I failed to mention in the initial post that I experimented and tried all those options for datatypes in the original .frl that defines the record layout.

Regardless of ch, nm, ai……the leading zero’s are always stripped on the fetch.

I just setup the test again, to make sure I was not dreaming and alas ! still strips them

[Andre van Olden]

Thanks Russ,

Did all the Raima recovery commands we could…to no avail.  ended up having to dump the good messages and then reinit the DB.

My main focus at this point is to see what may be causing this.  I know it is wide open, but was hoping someone else may have run into a similar issue.

[Andre van Olden]

Thank you Vince and John for the input….

However, I guess the joke is on me.

Discovered the actual error to be occurring on the ELSE portion of my IF statement.  Where I was Null’ng out my field, I was using the PATHCOPY @null to outputfield (normally works great), but I guess this is not allowed in an .frl to hl7 Xlate even although it is not referencing infield to outfield.

I changed this to a regular COPY @null to outfield and it worked – no more panics

Thanks

Andre

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