[John Boyles]

I answered my own question. The global $HciConnName will give you the thread. From there, site and process can be taken from the directory path.

set workDir [pwd]

set site “UNKNOWN”; set process “UNKNOWN”

regexp {/[wd.]+/[wd.]+/integrator/(.+)/exec/processes/(.+)} ${workDir} na site process

echo $site

echo $process

echo $HciConnName

[John Boyles]

I agree that does appear to be what the error is saying.

The clarequest proc does exist in the directory. I tried rebuilding the tclindex but still get the same thing. It’s truly weird – After looking at both procs, I can see no obvious reason why one can’t call the other.

I did another little test and discovered something very interesting: currently, we have a box running CL 5.8.5 and one running 5.8.1. It’s broken on the 5.8.5 box but works fine on 5.8.1.

[John Boyles]

Thank you, Jim!  This is very helpful.

In principle I agree with your approach completely.  A lot of what I’m being asked to do from the engine, splitting an HL7 message field by field and inserting the contents into several tables, would make more sense if done on SQL Server in a procedure.  

Unfortunately, we’ve been asked to try it this way first.  Such is life.  =)

[John Boyles]

Yea – probably not.  I think I’m just grasping at straws with mlp_pdl.  Still, anyone out there have any issues with Sybase?

Note that the outbound connection from Cloverleaf to this engine isn’t much better.  Been able to stablize it but, again, having to use a “heartbeat” message tied to a disconnect/reconnect on his side.

[John Boyles]

Charlie,

echo [regexp — {^d{12}} $obx14] works great!  

Thanks much, guys!

[John Boyles]

Yes.  At least with us, they have an odd and somewhat finicky FRL format they insist upon.

[John Boyles]

Thanks for the input, guys!  I typically use vi for editing the messages themselves (crude, but effective) and a Windows client-side app I wrote (.Net is a hobby) to edit the TCL scripts.  It’s written to work remotely with the AIX server.  For the rest I’m still using Cloverleaf’s GUI and command line tools.

In my (ha ha) “free” time, I was thinking about expanding my little Windows TCL editor into an all-in-one tool specifically for handling Cloverleaf SMAT files, tables and HL7 editing but want to gauge the interest level/need in the community before I commit time to such a project.

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