Andrea Mancini

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  • in reply to: Combine obx’s into one #81380
    Andrea Mancini
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      Hi Jim,

      Thanks for the info.  I did not try your method, but I changed my OBX in my variant to “optional” and the blank segments disappeared.  I think they were showing up because my variant was set so that the OBX segment was not optional within each OBX/NTE group – which I had one.

      BEFORE

      [

        {

             OBX

             [{NTE}]

        }

      ]

      AFTER

      [

        {

             [OBX]

             [{NTE}]

        }

      ]

      in reply to: Can’t re-connect after Cerner Millenium recycles #75087
      Andrea Mancini
      Participant

        Has anyone resolved this?

        in reply to: Active Directory with Global Monitor #79371
        Andrea Mancini
        Participant

          Rehman,

          We are getting the same output at our organization, but it’s not allowing us to log in to the IDE using our AD credentials. Notice in your output it says: Query LDAP failed. Does that mean anything?  Is there documentation on setting this up?

          Opening LDAP server connection…

          LDAP Host:

          LDAP Port:

          LDAP server connection is opened successfully

          LDAP server authentication…

          Start bind request for domainuser …

          Bind request for domainuser succeeded

          Querying LDAP server…

          Search Base: DC=domain

          Search Filter: (&(|(sAMAccountName=user)(sAMAccountName=user@domain))(objectClass=organizationalPerson)(objectClass=person)(objectClass=top)(objectClass=user))

          Search Attributes: dn,distinguishedName,cn,sAMAccountName,description,memberOf


          Begin of Query Result



           End of Query Result  


          Query LDAP failed

          Closing LDAP server connection…

          Closed LDAP server connection successfully

          in reply to: TPS Proc Arguments #79566
          Andrea Mancini
          Participant

            Thanks Jim!  I thought if you set a local variable in the “start” section that it could be called in the “run” section.  Just using a copied proc from my instructor!  Thanks again!

            in reply to: TPS Proc Arguments #79564
            Andrea Mancini
            Participant

              WOW that was quick!  My first post!

              Thanks, that didn’t seem to work.

              This is the code in the “start” section

              # Get the “SITE” argument

              set site [keylget args ARGS.SITE]

              This is the code calling it…

              # Do table lookup here by site argument

              set sLookUpValue [hcitbllookup tbl_FacilityByEpicDept $MSH3]

              # If it’s not the site that was passed in via argument, then kill the message

              if { $sLookUpValue ne $site } {

              puts “KILLING message: Invalid site 2.”

              set disp KILL

              }

              This is my error in the testing tool:

              Please Wait ……

              Command Issued: hcitpstest -r run -x ASCII -f nl -c sms_ib_data /hci/cis6.0/integrator/site_dev_alm/data/Cerner_WIH_ORU_Basic_Out.dat “tps_filterByFacility { SITE WIH }”

              Command output:

              [0:TEST] Tcl error:

              msgId = message0

              proc = ‘tps_filterByFacility’

              args = ‘{ SITE WIH }’

              result = ‘can’t read “site”: no such variable’

              errorInfo: ‘

              can’t read “site”: no such variable

                 while executing

              “if { $sLookUpValue ne $site } {

              puts “KILLING message: Invalid site 2.”

              set disp KILL

              }”

                 (procedure “tps_filterByFacility” line 51)

                 invoked from within

              “tps_filterByFacility {MSGID message0} {CONTEXT sms_ib_data} {ARGS {{ SITE WIH }}} {MODE run} {VERSION 3.0}”‘

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