I’m being told that if we remove the symbolic link then the processes won’t start.  Can someone at Infor confirm this behavior? 

We too are ignoring them but the fact of the matter is we shouldn’t hav…Read more

The first issue deal with the Portable IDE that we use to access the GUI.   It appears there is a timeout set somewhere that will automatically shut down the GUI after a period of inactivity.   This is very frustrating since we work constantly with…Read more

What you have listed is correct.  There is indeed null elements.   The funny thing is, that I can go to hcitcl on each platform and the outcome is exactly the same:  ECC^^    It is only when it is run through the engine that the difference shows up.

catch { set PV1_3list [ lreplace $PV1_3list 0 0 $newloc ] }        ;# Update Location
catch { set PV1_3list [ lreplace $PV1_3list 1 1 $newroom ] }    ;#   Room and Bed
catch { set PV1_3list [ join [ lreplace $PV1_3list 2 2 $newbed ] “^” ] }

This code has been in place since before…Read more

We have a list that consists of unit, room, and bed.

Unit:   ECC     Room: {}   Bed:  {}   Each is in it’s own variable.   We are then joining those together with the ^.    There are instances whe…Read more

I would draw up some sort of sign-off document.   I would put in there what changes are being requested and who is doing the requesting.   Then I would get your manager, plus representatives from both the sending and receiving systems to sign off on the change.  I would make sure to note the patient safety concerns.

Without the…Read more

The red flag went off because they are relying on the interface engine to send the correct dose.   The interface engine can translate data but I feel it should never be used to…Read more

Are you using your OBX counter to keep the order of OBX Set ID’s?   If so, you may need to do something with your iteration counter on the destination…Read more

We need to play soon Jim!

Tom Rioux

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We arent having any issues with our email alerts.  Have you checked your log file to see if it is triggering multiple times?  If it is only triggering once, I would…Read more

First, copy your OBX.28 to your TXA.23
Second, create a new copy action using the new outbound value of TXA.23 as your source value:
    ~TXA.23 –> TXA.23
Third, have the following pre-tcl proc:

set inlist $xlateInVals
set ix [lsearch -regexp $alist {^ $}]
if {$ix…Read more

set xlateOutVals

That should get you what you need.

Hope this helps…
Tom Rioux

First, split your message into segments.  Grab the IN1 segments and their index’s (you will need to put them back into the message in the proper spots.

Second, loop…Read more

Hope this helps…
Tom Rioux

It appears by what you stated as your inbound and outbound HL7 formats, that you are using the standard format that is in the root directory and not one that you have built.   If that is the case, then I’m curious to know what the order of the segments are in your inbound message.

Your error states that the #5 segment encountered is the…Read more

See Robert Schmid’s post and Levy Lazarre’s reply in the following post:

https://usspvlclovertch2.infor.com/viewtopic.php?t=5489&highlight=insufficient

Tom

I will let you know if I…Read more

Where would I turn that on/off?

Tom

Tom

When the code loops through the segments and hits the FT1 segment, the FT1 logic is performed and it CONTINUEs the message.   The Z segment is never reached.

I would modify the code to grab the index of the FT1 segment.  Then you can perform an lreplace to a variable where the segments are stored and replace the modified FT1 segment…Read more

Type: List
Basis: 0 1 2
Variable: %l1

This should get you what you want.   I have tested it in an xlate and it works.

Thanks…
Tom

Thanks…..
Tom

Can you share your code where your talk about the replicated database being handled by the ODBC driver within your connect string?   I have written some lengthy code that checks the primary (if failed over to the replicated database).   Also, since we a persistant connection and mulitple calls within a message, we check the connection before…Read more

Hope this helps…
Tom

Can you share with me the code where you are binding the parameters to be shared with the stored procedure.   I’m wanting to incorporate some of this into some ODBC I’m doing here.

Thanks…

We are noticing the slowness mostly when working remotely through the VPN.  A couple of our Cloverleaf users have experienced slowness here in the office or from working at one of our facilities.

We have 22 production sites.   I was wondering if the checks you are speaking of happen in 5.6 as well or is it something new with 5.7 and…Read more

Thanks…
Tom

In your foreach, you are doing a “set” command on the DrNumber variable.  With the “set” , each time through the foreach loop, it will overwrite what was previously there.  That is why you are only seeing the last ID.

If you want the DrNumber to contain all of the ID’s, then use the “lappend” command instead.

Hope this helps…
Tom

The proc is called “getnetprotos”.   I’m not sure who wrote it or when.  It allows you to go into the NetConfig, pull out the configuration for those threads you wish to move.  The result is an extract…Read more

Also, one other thing that may or may not make a difference.   When we use the @null variable in an IF statement, we do so without the = sign.  Not sure what will happen with it in there.   This is how we do it here:

1(0).1(0).1(%g1).OBX.#11 eq @null

Hope this helps…
Tom

This can be done in an xlate.   You can do something like:

set mrn [lindex $xlateInVals 0]
set xlateOutVals [string trimleft $mrn 0]

or simply (but I know there are those out there that don’t like this way)

set xlateOutVals [string trimleft $xlateInVals 0]

Hope this helps…
Tom

We are on 5.6 and not really sure what is causing it.

Tom

1.  Am I sending from an inbound or outbound thread?
2. Am I sending pre-tps or post-tps?
3. Where is the file located?
4.  What format is the file (len10 or nl)

We have moved away from…Read more

Later…Tom

A couple of quick questions.  What is the name of the HL7 variant in the master site?  Do you have an HL7 variant in the slave site with the same name as the Hl7 variant in the master site?   If so, the HL7 variant in the slave site will take precedence.   So, if the HL7 variant in the slave site has the same name but doesn’t have the Z…Read more

set ref [lindex $xlateInVals 0]
set def [lindex $xlateInVals 1]
if {[regexp -lineanchor ^TX $ref]} {
   set xlateOutVals $ref
} else…Read more

set num “FT8756”
if {[regexp -lineanchor ^FT $num]} {
    do something
} else {
    do somethine else
}

Quite frankly, you may can get away with just the — for the options, but I like stating the options.   Don’t quite trust it without it.

Hope this helps..
Tom Rioux

My first suggestion would be to do away with the foreach looping if it all possible.…Read more