[David Speare]

Good morning Peter,

 

The biggest challenge looks like over coming the fact that you data disk isn’t replicated (that’s how I am reading the attached) which means that an organization has to either accept

1. at an automatic failover your data disks will not be in sync (i.e. smat, logs etc) which could be an issue if you want to validate no data loss
2. failovers are not automatic, but manual events where your data disk is detached from the passive and moved to the soon to be active server
3. put a strategy in place to keep you data disks in sync (i.e. when a message is received, before it is ack’d back to the sender push it over to to your passive node and when you get that ack, you ack back to the sender)

 

Doesn’t seem like any of these solutions are ideal.

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[David Speare]

You have no tcp/ip threads at all.  Is that you mean?

 

[David Speare]

Guys thanks so much.  It was partly my json config and partially my xlate reference.

Going to spell it out here in case anyone else comes across it (supporting images attached).

procedures node –> type: array, element mode: tuple

(0) –> type object

setid –> type: string

proccode –> type: array; element mode: tuple

(0) –> type: object

proccodeid –> type: string

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[David Speare]

Thanks Boris!  That makes sense, would you share a screenshot of your json config?  Specifically are your common_order and ordering_provider elements both arrays?

[David Speare]

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[David Speare]

It’s the entire directory.  I can’t even use the gui to create a new tcl file without getting the permission error.

[David Speare]

I was thinking about that.  Maybe setting the hcixlttest to a variable and pass in [msgget $mh].  We will see if that works.

[David Speare]

I can’t even get a simple ACK reply to route.  sl_soap_test is sending in an ACK message to dl_soap_test.  I have a raw static REPLY route on dl_soap_test to conn_1.  However, even this simple config is getting a:

[xlt :rout:ERR /0:multi2_tst_xlate:05/17/2017 10:44:32] No routes defined for TrxId ”

I’m using hl7_Raw_ack to generate the ack message.

Do I HAVE to do something with TPS Inbound Reply?  What if I just want to take what I receive and put it somewhere else?

[David Speare]

This post is very kind of old and I found it as I was just looking over the forum.  Jim helped me several times over the years, he even gave me a direct number to call him before.  His generosity of knowledge sharing is a benchmark for this community.

[David Speare]

So here is an update in case someone else experiences this:

There is a difference from selecting the SMAT database file from the Site Manager pane and selecting SMAT Database from the launch Bar.  If I select SMAT database and navigate to my SMAT db file my search capabilities function as I expect them to.

Very unusual.  Can anyone repeat this on their system?

[David Speare]

Don’t see what I’m missing here:[/img]

[David Speare]

you could script the alert to load whenever you wanted.

[David Speare]

Both thoughts are valid and I’ll test the first idea out.

For the moment, I’m dropping the incoming message – if it is to be reprocessed – to a file and have an identical filesetlocal thread picking it up and processing it.  this is taking a little longer than i’d like, but it’s doing the trick.

[David Speare]

TPS IB

it happens right after my ack

[David Speare]

FTR – i’ve omitted the actual message, it’s there on my msgdump

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