Jennifer Hardesty
Cloverleaf Developer

My original post was sort of an “all-inclusive” team grump regarding the change.  As we all know, every site and even every individual has their preferences.  We here at MMC have spent years tweaking the logs so they appear exactly the way we wish.  If you noted in my example, our part of the information…Read more

is the most direct way I know.  The other way I’ve seen it done is:

set process “[lindex [split [pwd] /] end]”

Also, out of curiosity, about what size are your SMAT files before they get cycled at the 3 hour limit?

A.) Are not using a master site method where all of your tclprocs, Xlates, etc. are in one global location.

B.) Have unlimited space to have unlimited copies of every file in every site, including the smat files for however long you archive them — some of our sites keep smats for up to 90 days.

I’m just curious.

What you describe would work fine for being able to back out of any issues with a NetConfig where a route has changed or a pre-proc has been added to a route or even a port has been altered , but what about restoring a Xlate, tclproc, variant, Table, or even an alert?

🙂

Also, is this excel friendly?  Would you mind sharing?  Not the Xlate, just the variant.

🙂

We did manage to convince them last week to only trigger A31s on Patient Level updates and A08s on Visit Level updates and this cut the A31 traffic down…Read more

process_a
foreign_inbound => hs1_adt_thread
                       => hs2_adt_thread
                       => hs3_adt_thread

process_b
hr1_adt_thread => js2_site_hub_thread
hr1_dx_thread =>

We…Read more

This is becoming extremely stressful.  There are apparently over 31,000 items in this single message.  I don’t understand why Lawson can’t give us the items in batches of…Read more

I’ve been beating my head trying to figure out the simplest way to do this.   🙄

Jim, you are my BFF today!  😀

Thank you, thank you!

Early Monday morning, the production server had to be brought down rather ungracefully and the resuscitation was even less pretty.  It took around four hours working with Cloverleaf tech support to bring all four sites back up.

(The root cause apparently has to do with some sort of runaway “process” on…Read more

J.

Kirby Knight wrote:
Patrick,

Epic provided me with a Lawson527toEpic word document.

Bob Richardson wrote:
Greetings,

Make an appeal to your leadership for more troops albeit temporary.

We have openings, are you looking to relocate?  😈   Trust me, they are aware of the need.  We have lost two of our valuable team members to elsewhere while we were searching for two more as we ramped up for a huge new project.…Read more

And believe me, I’ve requested they dump them all into one directory.  I’ve explained why.  I’ve shown them my code for how I handle their files once I pick them up — because where they came from is never part of…Read more

Thank you for the inspiration!

We have had this occur several times in Production now and the error message caused the disc space on Cloverleaf to almost fill up before it was caught.  It did fill up on Test once.

In once scenario, the…Read more

I just don’t know why when other processes stop and start, it appears in the hin log as above.  It’s misleading.

Quote:
[prod:prod:INFO/0:parx_bill_cmd:07/05/2010 23:59:21] FEATURE cl-aom-ihb hcilicmgrd 5.7 permanent uncounted 57A414FFCFC9
[prod:prod:INFO/0:parx_bill_cmd:07/05/2010 23:59:21] HOSTID=9d37b633cd117a77 ck=172 category=testdev
[prod:prod:INFO/0:parx_bill_cmd:07/05/2010…Read more

Code:
Wed May 12 16:45:40 EDT 2010 Sending alert email to interdo@mmc.org
Connecting to mail server: XXXXXX.mmc.org on port 25...
Connected to XXXXXX.mmc.org 220 XXXXXXXX.mmc.org EWSVA/SMTP Ready.
SOCK: sock33
Send HELO…Read more

I work with Greg, who is currently not here, but we are revisiting this issue because it has become increasingly problematic.

To follow up on Greg’s last post, Greg did make those changes, but it did not fix the “no such variable” error.  

Also the timeouts often prevent an email/alert from being successfully sent.  I have been…Read more

That’s fine and dandy but later I got to studying the log and I really, really don’t think…Read more

I wouldn’t…Read more

The literal parenthesis () around the “0 bytes” was what was causing all of my problems apparently.  I finally…Read more

Code:

EZA1736I FTP
EZY2640I Using /etc/ftp.data for local site configuration parameters.
EZA1450I IBM FTP CS V1R10
EZA1466I FTP: using TCPIP
EZA1456I Connect to ?
EZA1736I xxx.xx.xx.xx (EXIT
EZA1554I Connecting to:   xxx.xx.xx.xx port: 21.
220 bmc_p550_01 FTP server (Version 4.2 Fri May 2 12:48:10 CDT 2008)…Read more

Our Cloverleaf server picks up and processes batch billing files for 5 or 6 applications/departments and the resulting charge files are placed in a folder called “BILLING”.  Currently, the mainframe-based finance application that does the actual billing picks up those files in the evening but it doesn’t delete them nor do we receive an…Read more

Here is what showed up in the log — it looks to me like it’s still using ASCII:

Code:

* About to connect() to 172.xx.x.xx port 21 (#0)
*   Trying 172.xx.x.xx... * connected
* Connected to 172.xx.1.16 (172.xx.x.xx) port 21 (#0)
<…Read more

However, I’ve read all of the documentation.  It doesn’t appear to require much different set up, certainly…Read more

EMPTY FILE
150 Opening data connection for $fileName (0 bytes).

MISSING FILE
550 $fileName: A file or directory in the path name does not exist.

I…Read more

As for the resend_ob_38 tclproc.  I don’t think it’s much…Read more

Robert Gordon wrote:
The problem with the Fin_Wait condition can be solved with an OS patch, which I know still exists for Unix, AIX, Windoze.

We just upgraded our AIX for 5.7.  Which OS versions are you referring to?

I now know what is happening, though I don’t understand why.  Our production area is 5.4 — we are in the process of upgrading the test environment to 5.7 — and the Read Interval is 5 with a Max Messages of 100.  The ftp file in question contains 1000s of pharmacy hl7 billing messages.

From the log I was able to ascertain that Cloverleaf…Read more

I put “enable all” EO Config logging on so I could check what Cloverleaf does.  I don’t see that Cloverleaf issues an ftp delete command at all, which is why I am perplexed.  I can use an ftp tool to get to the folder and delete the file myself so I know that the login has permissions.

Then again nothing peculiar surprises me where ftp,…Read more

I don’t know where the original code for this ftp tcl proc came from but I have modified it to make it generic to use it for all of our…Read more

Has anyone done this with ftp?