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Does not appear to be an option under server administrator at least on 19.1 with Windows. I am aware of that direction e, but there are other scripts that run that depend on the smat files at least for now.
October 18, 2022 at 8:02 am in reply to: TCL msgcreate in tps of thread A to place a message on inbound queue of thread B #120005After it gets to the inbound queue of thread B it would be routed through an existing route/translate from that thread to an outbound protocol thread that sends to a downstream ancillary system.
October 17, 2022 at 10:48 am in reply to: TCL msgcreate in tps of thread A to place a message on inbound queue of thread B #119996I tried using OVER. It seemed to result in an infinite loop and that seems to line up with the protocol thread disposition state action for OVER. The configuration is described below.
Thread A
- TCP/IP MLLP client protocol thread sending to Foreign System (FS)
- Ack from foreign system contains additional data
- Would like to place a new msg on IB queue of thread B
Thread B
- TCP/IP MLLP server protocol thread that routes data to Hospital Ancillary System (HAS)
- Not listening or connected in any way in the engine to Thread A
A — — — TCP/IP — — — — -> FS
A <– — — ACK — — — — — – FS
B ——— Update ————> HAS
Goal:
Place msg created via msgcreate on IB queue of thread A. Understand that this is not standard but trying to work inside a design constraint.
set new_mh [msgcreate -meta [subst {SKIPXLT 0 USERECOVERDB 1 SOURCECONN B ORIGSOURCECONN B USERECOVERDB 1}] “THIS IS DATA”]
lappend dispList “OVER $new_mh”
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You must be logged in to view attached files.October 17, 2022 at 8:21 am in reply to: TCL msgcreate in tps of thread A to place a message on inbound queue of thread B #119995No, I did not. Let me try that with different values. Thank you.
April 16, 2020 at 4:30 pm in reply to: Calling Sybase stored procedure using Database Outbound Protocol Thread #116428Thank you Peter. That answered my question perfectly. I am unable to alter or modify any part of the DB schema. Your response indicates that for what I am trying to do, I may be better off at this time using the traditional approach (TCL).
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