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Jim K. helped me to understand what I needed to do to correct the variables within Cloverleaf for my issue.
The purpose of this translation was to copy the PR1 and DRG segments into DG1 segments, then associate the ZD2 3 Present on Admission indicator with the appropriate DG1 segment. Since I
Please message me if you want to review the xlate and/or data
I’m working with a client implementing an interface from Allscripts to SCC. The situation is as follows:
1. Connection is up and data is flowing
2. Connection is dropped on the Allscripts side
3. Cloverleaf shows in an up and connected state.
4. It does not appear that Cloverleaf receives the network disconnect message so the connection remains up and Allscripts shows that they cannot connect during this time period.
5. Eventually the connection is reestablished.
The network resource from the client site is running wireshark and thinks that he doesn’t see the network disconnect.
The Allscripts server is a hosted server, it is behind a firewall.
We’ve tried keep alive messages configured to send every 15 minutes from Allscripts, but this doesn’t appear to help.
The network resource asked me to ping this group and see if you have any other suggestions as to how to further diagnose this issue.
Any help is appreciated.
Jill Marcotte
Thank you – that worked like a charm. Could you provide me with explanation as to why to pull in the outbound into the source?
Regards,
Jill
This post was a timely post for an issue that I am working on. I’ve concatenated all of my OBX 5 segments into one OBX 5 using the following logic:
COPY 3(0).0(%g1).OBX(%s1).#5(0) -> 3(0).0(0).OBX(0).#5(%s1)
Produces this output:
…result on our patients.~This patient gets used for lots of radiology result testing.~When this patient goes out at night…
I’m working on a tcl to use in the copy to replace the ~ with /.br/. Below is the statement that I use in the above copy statement(that doesn’t work)
set xlateOutVals
} [lindex $xlateInVals 0]]]
Any help is appreciated with this issue.
Kindest regards,
Jill Marcotte
February 22, 2006 at 8:38 pm in reply to: Removing specific OBX segments from an ORU msg using TCL #58356Correct. Any help is appreciated. -
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