[Carl Duff]

This was the IN1.2 and.3 fields. The vendor concatenates the insurance ID and insurance name together. The field length was adequate but the developer’s knowledge wasn’t.  😀

The ‘string’ action did the trick. Thanks to both for responding.

Carl

[Carl Duff]

Yes, we do use it in some of our tcl scripts.

[Carl Duff]

Got it working (kinda) and for what it’s worth….

set xlateOutVals [lindex [lindex $xlateInVals 0] 2]

would access the 3rd element of the list.

Additional comments/suggestions welcomed.

-Carl

[Carl Duff]

We are running CL on Windows 2008 R2 in a virtual environment with no ill effects. Have been running our production environment with this setup for a couple of months as we continue to move from a physical server running CL 5.5 to 6.0.

Installing the 6.0.2 patch soon but we have had no issues.

HTH.

[Carl Duff]

The problem for us was thread names in mixed case on Windows. As soon as the thread names were changed to all lower case the renames worked like a champ. Go figure.

[Carl Duff]

Jim,

We currently do utilize several ODBC connections and this may be the way to go for us. We certainly have more experience doing something like that. I’ll need to discuss with one of the DBA ‘s to see how the non ‘techy’ end user could maintain the table.

Michael,

I like that option but unfortunately my management doesn’t.  😕

The tables that we are looking at are growing daily and I may have only one shot at doing this the ‘right’ way so I appreciate the experts opinion.

[Carl Duff]

We use Lawson financial module and use Cloverleaf to convert mostly HL7 data to Lawson proprietary.

[Carl Duff]

Robert, Thanks to you and Mr. Kosloskey for a great solution. Works like a charm!!

[Carl Duff]

Thanks Charlie but I have the tcllib already installed. Please excuse my ignorance but the tcllib is what allows me to (hopefully) do the FTP with the UPoC, right??

My code doesn’t complain on the “package require ftp”…it just hangs on the ftp::open command.

I was hoping someone would share a working UPoC I could get some guidance from.

Thanks again,

Carl

[Carl Duff]

The lab vendor would prefer not to do an outbound ftp.

Currently in production, we ftp the charge file in via a scheduled task and .htc file and it works well 95% of the time. But, from time to time, we have issues with the scheduled task manager and a manual process is required wich causes the charge reports to be late.

So I’d like to get away from the scheduled task and do the ftp via a UPoC if possible. I reaserched on here and found that is probably do-able but I couldn’t find examples and I can’t make my code work. It hangs on the ” ftp::Open labvendor username password ” command and I’m out of ideas.

Thanks for the response.

[Carl Duff]

Does someone have a sample they’d be willing to share??

Thanks!!

[Carl Duff]

Sorry for the lack of clarity…..

I need to group the OBX’s from both OBR’s and send them out based on the timestamp in OBX.14 no matter which of the OBR’s they come from.

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