Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

Regards,

Jim Cobane, Henry Ford Health

You could add a statement in your ITER that sets a temp variable if a PDF exists (i.e. @pdfExists, set it to ‘1’), then just after your ITER you can add an IF statement to check if @pdfExists is not equal to ‘1’, and SUPPRESS.

Hope that makes sense.

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

The Recovery DB is going to process the messages in a first in, first out (FIFO) basis unless you have code in place to change the message priority.  So, messages should queue in the order they are received.

Depending on volume, just allowing the Recovery DB to handle the data is the path of least resistance (i.e. let it queue).  We h…Read more

set myDate [clock scan “5 days ago”]

That will return the clock value from 5 days ago that you can then format:

clock format $myDate

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

From the Epic documentation, in this scenario where we need to create DCS records for the documents (rather than update existing ones), you can either:
<ol start=”1″ type=”1″>
<li class=”x_MsoListParagraph”>Use a fully HL7 option, where the messages contain the base64 encoded PDF in OBX-5
<li class=”x_MsoListParagraph”>Use a Kuiper…Read more

set dateIn [lindex $xlateInVals 0]

set dateOut [clock format [clock scan $dateIn -format “%Y%m%d”] -format “%m%d%Y”]

set xlateOutVals

Hope that helps.

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

Yes, this information is available within the DRIVER CONTROL portion of the metadata of the message.  Here is a snippet of Tcl code that you could put into a proc in the inbound context that would give you that information from the message:

set myklst [msgmetaget $mh DRIVERCTL]
keylget myklst FILENAME myFileName

Hope that helps.

Jim…Read more

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

run {
# ‘run’ mode always has a MSGID; fetch and process it
keylget args MSGID mh

set disp “CONTINUE”

set msg [msgget $mh]

# get the message…Read more

You can use the Database Administrator tool from the IDE or the command line (depending on your preference and/or skill level).

If you want to delete ALL the messages on the queue for that thread, then the command line option would be:

hcidbdump -r…Read more

Congrats on your retirement! It is well earned and deserved! Thank you so much for all your contributions to the Cloverleaf community and direction/development/support of the product! You will be greatly missed! I’ll never forget seeing you at Level I training shortly after you joined HCI (at the time) and so glad that we chose…Read more

You may want to do your own compile of the .pdl to create the .pdo in your environment.

Hope this helps.

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

Hope all is well.  My assumption would be that you would put them in the ‘$HCIROOTusercmds’ folder the same as on AIX as the directory structure on Windows should be the same as on AIX.  I would also assume (perhaps incorrectly) that you would need a .bat extension.

Good luck!

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

/usr/sbin/no -a | fgrep ephemeral

tcp_ephemeral_high = 65535
tcp_ephemeral_low = 32768
udp_ephemeral_high = 65535
udp_ephemeral_low = 32768

Hopefully, you can find the command for your environment.

/usr/sbin/no -a | fgrep ephemeral

If you are truly getting an error, then you may want to open an incident with Infor to help…Read more

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

But regarding the port being in the ephemeral range, that could be why you see it happen occasionally.  The ephemeral range is used by the OS to arbitrarily assign ports when needed by the OS.  If…Read more

You may want to check with your A…Read more

hcimsiutil -zt threadnamehere

To reset all threads in a site:

hcimsiutil -Z

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

hcisitectl -r m -d 10 -A “m=-cl default.alrt”

where ‘m’ specifies the monitor daemon

where the -d 10 is the ‘delay’ and 10 is 10 seconds

-A is the alert file to use.  I believe if omit the -A parameter it will used the default.alrt file by default.

You would need to…Read more

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

So sorry to hear of Greg’s passing.  Thank you for letting us know.

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

Hope this helps.

Jim Cobane, Henry Ford Health

Not sure how far in advance you would want to migrate things as having something in a production environment that you don’t want running is a bit counter…Read more

With…Read more

In Tcl, you can use the msgcopy command (look in the reference guide for Tcl extensions, message extensions) in the tps context.

Within an xlate, you could use the CONTINUE (or SEND) option.

Which method you use is going to depend on your “use case” and what you are trying to do.

For example, if you need to create two ADT^A02 messages…Read more

Jim Cobane

Henry Ford Health

Hope that makes sense.

Jim Cobane

Henry Ford Health

We have a ‘minimal.alrt’ configuration that we invoke for planned downtimes that has just some basic system level alert types (i.e. user%, disk%, et al).  For Cloverleaf server downtimes, we backup the current default.alrt and then copy ‘minimal.alrt’ to default.alrt so that when the system comes back up it invokes the “minimal” version…Read more

Regards,

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

Jim Cobane

Henry Ford Health

Hope that helps.

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

Our stance is that Cloverleaf is an interface engine and the data is transient; it is n…Read more

Hope that helps.

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

I would recommend that you confirm that there aren’t any other differences in the variants in your prod vs test (other than what you changed).

msgmetaget $mh DRIVERCTL

Then within that list there should be additional keys for the fileset protocol and filename

Hope that helps.

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health System

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health System