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Hi Peter,
Take a look on my reqest ‘DB Outbound Protocol : Need help to format my Sql Insert req Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 12:36 pm ‘.
Thanks
April 3, 2014 at 12:37 pm in reply to: DB Outbound Protocol : Need help to format my Sql Insert req #80257Hi Rob,
I did what you suggest and nothing change.
My xlate is good beacuse i have tested it with Testing tool. I think the reason of my problem is because Cloverleaf don’t pass the value from xlate to my Oracle Sql request ‘Values parameter’. I will open a case for assistance as you said.
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Here my xlate test result :
Please Wait ……
Command Issued: hcixlttest -n -a -e windows-1252 -d 2 -f eof AdtLCSic2Database_A28_A29_A31.xlt /opt/qdx6.0/cis6.0/integrator/site_adt_d/exec/processes/process1_adt/A31ADTBendossrdat
Command output:
MESSAGE 1
QDXLOG^QDXLOGID: nm ><
QDXLOG^QDXLOGDHRE: ch ><
QDXLOG^ISEPURE: ch >N<
QDXLOG^QDXNOM: ch >ADT<
QDXLOG^PROVENANCE: ch >Syst
Hi Henry,
Just do ‘hciss’ and you will received something as
‘Host Server is running’.
Ga
Hi, Samething than Max : IS – Interfaces and Integration Group (IIG)
September 26, 2007 at 2:21 pm in reply to: How easily to extract an IBDIR name from netconfig ? #62420Hi, Thanks a lot for your answer and I’m agree with you and I hope as your saying Jim, in a following release, Quovadx will publish a supported API to provide access into the various configuration files.
Jim, I’m exactly do the sameting than you with my Directory Parse UPoC for the same reasons. I like sample and functional solution.
Have a nice day,
Ga
Hi, Did the Cloverleaf 5.5 is alvailable or not ?
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Hi Michael, Yes, 5.4.1 keeps revisions of changes of tclprocs.
Ga
July 12, 2006 at 11:14 am in reply to: has anyone installed jdbc to use instead of cloverleaf odbc #58480Hi Mikael , We use Cloverleaf 5.4 Rev 1 with WinXP for the client and Aix 5.2 (Unix) for the server and using Oratcl and it’s working great. But you willl need to do a specific setup to use Oratcl. I can send you and example of TCL proc if you contact me directly to my email address :
gaetan.michaud.chum@ssss.gouv.qc.ca That proc read and update in Oracle database.
Bye
Ga
Hi David, Maybe I can help you with a TCL proc. I use that proc to parse a dir as I want, i.e. descending or descending order.
Just write me to
gaetan.michaud.chum@ssss.gouv.qc.ca Ga
Hi, I read that in Userguide.pdf 1 of Qdx 5.4.
Do we have to paid for that license ?
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February 9, 2006 at 4:34 pm in reply to: How to catch multiple hexa char in HL7 msg and replace it ? #58290Hi Jim, Your command is OK when I pass it in Cloverleaf. in my previous email, I was only testing with HCITCL….
Thanks a lot, it’s perfect !
Ga
February 9, 2006 at 2:15 pm in reply to: How to catch multiple hexa char in HL7 msg and replace it ? #58289Hi Jim, I tried your suggestion and It ‘s not working unfortunately … but I’ m agree with you about the receiving system.
I need to do that translate command because just before, I do that first command :
if {[regsub -all — {[x7f-x9fxa0-xff]} $msg {\\0x[format %2x\ [scan & %c]]} tmp]} {
puts “tmp = $tmp”
set msg [subst $tmp]
}
to catch all the special characters in hexadecimal code in my HL7 msg and change those because the receiving system as problems with that hexa char. But when I pass that first command, I lose all the ” and I could’nt find a method to bypass that problem…
The receiving system asked me to pass those hexa char as ‘