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Well, no luck in trying anything at the PDL level, so I ended up moving the HTTP response generation to a TPS proc, and wrote that out similar to an HL7 ACK/NAK, (but with a HTTP 200/404 instead).
I had to push things here so that I could use the “disconnect after write” option on the TCP/IP PDL dialog.
We just did a 5.5 to 5.7 upgrade. Issues:
1. Default date precision is ON in 5.5 and OFF in 5.7. Our data compare process required us to write a utility to add precision ON in 5.7 translates (that didn’t already have precision set), and fix a few TCL files with the convert_date procedure (which uses the same precision internally).
2. The new RAIMA configuration wouldn’t let us continue to count recovery/error records more quickly with the keydump utility. We had to switch these to use hcidbdump.
We had a variety of other small issues that depend on specific implementation details, but those were the largest factors.
As a side note, we expected the RAIMA to be corruption free, but were still able to induce corruption in power-off setting, (not using HA). This was able to be triggered even in VMWare (which we use for our failover/etc.).
Hope this helps, feel free to PM me if you need any more discussion. Our implementation covers about 250+ threads.
Jerry
Jim,
Our existing process uses this because it’s going through one less layer.
I have no problem switching to hcidbidump, but I’m more concerned about something in the CL 5.7 version that doesn’t work as the CL 5.5 version; as we evaluate our new upgraded environment, we want to know what’s causing the discrepancy.
Thanks,
Jerry
Done; Thanks Max. Max, Could you share a little about what version you upgraded from and the benefits you have realized with Cloverleaf 5.7?
Thanks,
Jerry
Thanks Max! Should’ve been posted in the Cloverleaf forum. Sorry for the double post. December 22, 2009 at 10:19 pm in reply to: Any interest in Cloverleaf training in Orlando Florida? #69467Refreshing the request here… Anyone interested in Cloverleaf training courses in Orlando, FL in February 2010. We’re planning (minimum) levels I/II. Possibly level III if interest.
Questions or comments to
Gerald.Hayes@flhosp.org Thanks all,
Jerry hayes
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