[Garrett Fletcher]

I figured out what was stopping the user from being created. There was a password policy on the server, and the hciuser did not meet the password requirements. We had to take the server out of the domain, change the password policy (actually it went back to default after we took it out of the domain), then install CLoverleaf, then put the server back in the domain.

Thanks for your responses Gary.

Garrett

[Garrett Fletcher]

Thanks Gary,

I will have the customer check my access level.

I was hesitent to just create the user because I didnt know how much of the install did not get completed after that point. I noticed that no icons were copied to the desktop or program menu, so I didnt know what all got misses.

Thanks,

G

[Garrett Fletcher]

Ok I had to change the way the proc was triggered. For some reason it does not like running in advanced scheduling.

See the screenshots for steup.

Also logs are archived here:

%hciroot%/%site%/archive

[Garrett Fletcher]

In my situation we deploy a lot of Cloverleaf installs to our customers. When we have someone else log in to support our installs I like everything to be contained in the Cloverleaf Site, so it is cleaner and easier to support. What I am planning to do is put a  thread calle archive_logs in a process called archive, and have that run for each site. That way it is visable to anyone who goes in to support it.

Here is the script I wrote, along with how I set it up. I am still testing it, but it is working fine right now.

The script takes no input, it gets the list of processes and threads from netconfig, it only runs for the site you place it in, and it is set up for windows right now (I think all you have to do to make it run in _NIX is replace hcicmdnt with hcicmd). Also you can set the time period on how far back you want to delete the archive in the tcl script.

[Garrett Fletcher]

Graham,

How are you trying to execute this script?

I have a script to cycle log files I call in through a upoc. I used to have a call to ‘hcicmdnt -p process -c “. cycle_output” ‘ in my script, but when I executed it through the upoc I would get this error. Maybe it doesnt like it when you try to cycle the process from within the process?

G

[Garrett Fletcher]

Thank you, that is what I needed to know.

G

[Garrett Fletcher]

Thank you for your reply,

So it looks like the first step is to move the old log files to a archive location. Do you shut dow the process, rename the files, then start the process back up in order to get the ‘old’ log files? Or is there something more? And if you have already moved the old log files, why do you cycle the logs after that?

Thanks,

Garrett

[Garrett Fletcher]

Thanks for the tip, I will give it a try.

G

[Garrett Fletcher]

No its not a dumb question. I have been known to overlook the obvious. But, in this case The same variant, and message type are being used for the input and output of the translation.

Also, I have resorted to defining the IN1 and IN2 segments in ADT_A09 as a work around. But I still think there is a problem, and I would still like to know what is going on if anyone has any ideas.

Thanks All.

[Garrett Fletcher]

For the ADT_A01, I have it I have the section that the IN1 segment is in dedined as optional. (I am also getting ‘IN2 not defiend’) It looks like this:

{

[

  IN1

  [IN2]

  [IN3]

]

}

For ADT_A09, it is not defined.

G

[Garrett Fletcher]

Right that is how I think it is supposed to work. I am using a generic variant in a static route. The variant is HL7 2.2 and the message type is ADT_A01. This message type is defiened with the IN1 segment. When I create my translation I use ADT_A01 as the message type. But when I test a ADT_A09 message with my translation I get a error saying ‘IN1 not defined’.

I think I have a bug. Has anyone else experienced this?

G

[Garrett Fletcher]

Thank you for the reply.

So when you are setting up the new HL7 translation and it asks for a ‘message type’ it is not actually using that message type as the basis for the translations?

G

[Garrett Fletcher]

Oh, I thought that was some kind of message ID Cloverleaf assigns the message. When I tried using the untouched SMAT file with the Length Encoded option it worked like a charm!

Thanks!

Garrett

[Garrett Fletcher]

Thanks for the explanation, Jim. I got it working but I wasnt sure why it kept duplicating that first message. It is good to know how that works :).

G

[Garrett Fletcher]

Thanks I got it working with the XLT. For some reason it was not gen 2 messages at first. I think I had my continue in the wrong place. Also I had to start with a surpress because the first message was duplicating. Here is a screenshot of my translation for people who may want to do this in the future.

I am writing to a VRL (.csv) so every “message” is a new record in the file.

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