The default encryption key for SMATDB is the site name. Normally, we use this command to specify the key.

PRAGMA key=’yourkeyhere’;

Unfortunately, our firewall won’t let me post the command that worked here. It thinks I am attempting a SQL injection hack. But what I did in Windows was put the PRAGMA command before the SELECT command. I…Read more

Was it a process that dumped? Or something else like hostserver?

Because people had different ideas at different times, we have used 3 different methods for sending email in Cloverleaf programs. Two are executable Windows programs: bmail.exe and POSTIE.EXE. We “exec” these in Tcl code. I wasn’t around at the time so I don’t know much about where those programs came from.

More recently, we have also…Read more

If you mean multi-server, no.

I think that we didn’t need to because we set up the inter-site routing port on the ib. There is a “normal” connection from the registration system to the ib. Then there is a connection to the inter-site port from a destination thread in another Cloverleaf process.

Another way to have done it would have been…Read more

But recently, another system needed to send ADT messages also. We send these new ADT messages to our registration system but the registration system…Read more

The good thing about RTF is that at least it is printable characters. The bad thing about RTF is oh my gosh have you ever looked at RTF? 🙂 It isn’t very Tcl-friendly with all the backslashes and braces.

I have a couple of Tcl scripts that modify RTF in Cloverleaf. I use regsub. For example something like…

Code:
set Source…Read more

We are on Cloverleaf 6.2.0.1 and we are testing Basic security/AD security. Our current impression is positive. I thought it might be more annoying but it doesn’t ask us for our passwords all the time.

I…Read more

We are on Cloverleaf 6.2.0.1. We upgraded back in May 2017. At that time, we also moved from real hardware to virtual machines. I think it was at the same time (I don’t have that in the notes I quickly checked) that we upgraded to Windows Server 2012 R2.

So, I think we moved to 6.2 and Server 2012 and virtual hardware at the same time. It…Read more

I couldn’t find any messages that match your particular pattern so I can’t do a real test.

rPID|[^|]|[^|]*||

The idea is
1. rPID is what I use to make sure it is the PID segment
2. |[^|] should match any single char except a pipe in PID.1
3. |[^|]* should match 0 or more non-pipe chars in PID.2
4 || should match nothing in PID.3

Hope this…Read more

set ReturnCode…Read more

Are you just saying your JSON is missing the open and close curly braces? Or what?

So, as a work around, try creating a BOX.

What version did you upgrade to that fixed it for you?

Thanks

I have a vague recollection that I had to add a couple things to our path so that Cloverleaf could find the jvm and some other class files. I have looked for notes and not found anything specific to this. But something rings a bell about jvm.dll and then another error after I added the first folder to the path.

On our Cloverleaf…Read more

I would be curious to see the rest of your code. I am assuming you are doing a sqlite command to create the DBCMD command. I am also assuming there is code to set $site and $decryptsmatdb. That code isn’t included.

But the first thing I wonder about is if variable substitution is happening since you’ve surrounded your database commands…Read more

hcilmclear -v -p processname

We get this error sometimes when starting a process after it crashed. I can’t give you a real explanation but the story I tell myself is, when a process crashes, the logins to the recovery database aren’t cleared. And the database doesn’t like the same user getting more than one…Read more

Yes, Cloverleaf/Tcl/tpsproc can store a value in a global variable that is there from message to message. You could store either the last message id or a Tcl list of the last x message ids. We have tps Tcl procs that do both of these things. You can probably use global variables in Tcl fragments in xlates. But I haven’t done (or tested)…Read more

You still go through the step of selecting directories to “index”. But it didn’t seem to create the smatsearchindex folder in the site directory.

The changes we make whenever we install Cloverleaf on a new PC or install a new version…Read more

We have seen odd slowness with new clients on a PC. One of the things that rings a bell is that we have had to open a new inbound port on the Windows PC. So, the firewall rule I have on my client says it allows ports 13019-13025 and ephemeral. Looking at my client.ini files, it appears that 6.0 uses port 13020 and 6.1.x uses 13021.

Bill

We use Allscripts SCM in the hospital and Allscripts TouchWorks in the outpatient clinics.

SCM uses an Allscripts product called eLink to process HL7 messages. There is a special version of eLink called ISS that handles only the HL7 messages in and out of SCM. Normal eLink (not the ISS version) is a general purpose engine and…Read more

You say this is an outbound thread that *receives* ADTs, ORU, and ORMs. Is it receiving them from the foreign system or is what you are saying that it receives them from another thread and sends them to a foreign system? I am going to assume you mean the second.

I interpret the AE in the error database to mean that you have received…Read more

There are a few characters we have done this with. I’ve never understood exactly why but… The trick is to put the character in a temp variable first. Then, use the temp variable in the IF. So:

COPY =@ to @at_sign
IF PID-11.1 ct @at_sign
 Do what you want to do.

On the second one, if you are copying an active null (“”) into a field, you…Read more

It is possible that,…Read more

We didn’t try GM 6.0.4 so I can’t comment on that. We are running it on Windows Server 2008 R2. We are still on Cloverleaf 6.0. We don’t have the Security Server.

There is a…Read more

I enjoyed your presentation on Direct at Inforum. We should be better prepared if that becomes a requierment here.

On your 1), having a comment on saved criteria seems like a good idea. I don’t think we use saved criteria very often but we might use it more if your 3) were implemented.

2) We really want this also. We also asked about…Read more

But… You might also try just referencing the variable, $HciSite. It might already contain what you…Read more

Here is a screenprint. To get to this dialog box, Open NetConfig, pull down Process and select Configure. I think Configure is the only option under the Process pull-down menu. Also, you don’t see the Process pull-down menu unless you are in NetConfig.

Please, read the help on this before you try it. There are complications with this that…Read more

How about something like…

rOBX(|[^|]*){2}|MyHealthOpOut1^(|[^|]*)|Y|

https://usspvlclovertch2.infor.com/viewtopic.php?t=7050

Try replacing the {r} with “r”.

I struggle sometimes with the curly braces in Tcl. It seems like sometimes it means “take this string literally with no variable or command or escape sequence substitution” and sometimes it doesn’t.

I tested with the following. It appears to me that, when…Read more

set xlateOutVals ]]

Another thing to check out is which operator you are using in your IF when you get back to the xlate logic. Are you using the string comparison (ge) or are you using the…Read more

I think clock format isn’t expecting a Julian date.

If juldt_int has a Julian date in it, try changing this line near the end of your script
 set juldt_str [clock format $juldt_int -format “%Y%m%d”]
to something like
 set juldt_str [clock format [clock scan $juldt_int -format “%J”] -format “%Y%m%d”]

Good luck

Do you have any scheduled jobs that do things with the sites? e.g, we have jobs that cycle/archive the SMAT for each site.

What about backup jobs?

But, if the new site is there and it is working fine on one node of the cluster, all we would have to do is add it to the…Read more

Try this slight modification to Charlie’s code. lsearch with the -all switch will return a list of indexes when it finds multiple matches. You probably need to iterate through the result of the lsearch, just in case it returned a list and not a single value.

Code:
set rmList {}
# Loop through each GT1.  If it needs to be removed, save…Read more

CL 6.1 is supposedly coming out soon so you might wait. The only operational issue we have with 6.0 will be fixed in 6.1, according to the post linked to below.

https://usspvlclovertch2.infor.com/viewtopic.php?t=6551

This sort of rings a bell. Not totally sure I’m remembering this correctly so I will apologize right off the bat if this is a wild goose chase.

There are a couple of things the Cloverleaf server does where it wants to make a network connection back to the client. You might check your firewall settings on the client. My guess is that the…Read more

unset -nocomplain OUT3
                         

I was able to duplicate this by deleting the last closing curly brace in a .xlt file and then trying to open it in the GUI. So, I suspect that you are trying to open a partial xlate file.

The first thing I would do is look in the revisions folder for the last copy that was still good.

We keep revisions but I’m not sure everyone does. If…Read more