[Dorian DiNardo]

Ed,

The in the entry of the Address line might be your culprit. Here is an example of an entry in our odbc file that we are using.

[WebTest_Server]

Driver=/quovadx/qdx5.3/integrator/lib/Connect4.2/lib/CVmsss19.so

Address=PHCWEBT1,1433

Description=DataDirect 4.20 SQL Server Wire Protocol

AnsiNPW=Yes

Database=Surgery

LogonID=xxxxx

Password=xxxxx

QuotedId=No

Hope this helps,

Dorian

[Dorian DiNardo]

You can put a proc in the outbound tps that will make each message unique. We  use  a combination of the MessageID and an extension to set that name to the DRIVERCTL in the meta data.

The ftp thread is set up to the server and directory you want to write the messages to, the name will be overwritten by the driverctl variable. The only issue we have had is when the server we are trying to write to is not available.

You can also set the thread up to write locally via ftp fileset-local and than use a script to ftp those files over if they don’t need them right away.

We use both scenarios.

Hope this helps,

Dorian

[Dorian DiNardo]

Hi Anna,

I think you can change your field on your outbound HL7 variant to XPN. Otherwise I would write a post proc to substitute the ^ for an & in PID.5.

Good luck,

Dorian

[Dorian DiNardo]

Garry,

You could use the regsub command to change the & to a ^ for that particular field.

Dorian

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