Same port number on Site A and Site B.  One is Outbound and one is Inbound.

Yes you can ack/nack on them also. we use RawHL7Ack.  There probably is a more efficient way ack/nack then the HL7 ack but that is what we use and it works.

You are correct, the second -p is really a -c and yes there are quotes.  I also get the stats on the thread to see how things went and take action depending on result.  Here is the actual code:

catch [exec $HciRoot/bin/hcicmd -p $ProsName -c “$ConnName phold_obd”]
sleep 2
catch [set ThrdStats [msiGetStatSample $ConnName]]
keylget…Read more

Gary Atkinson wrote:
Were/are there any messages in the recovery database that belong to those processes?

We do this monthly and have procedures in place to keep messages out before we take it down.

We check the databases (hcidbdump) right before we take them down to make sure they are empty.

A message could have snuck in, but at this…Read more

Max Drown wrote:

Max Drown wrote:
We’ve had this problem as well with a VPN connection. So far, HealthVision support has not returned a solution or fix to us. We took the same approach as mentioned above and limited the size of the log file.

Support is actively working with me on it, we just haven’t determine a root cause and a fix to my…Read more

Thanks for the advice on rolling the log file on size.  I will put that in place also.

If/when we learn something, I will post it here.

Regards

Not sure what was wrong.

Just for info, my client machine is running XP ver 5.1 SP3

The text below is copied from a Healthvision Support E-mail.

The issue might be related to a bug in JRE1.4.2  (http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6378990

Here is the workaround,
 

1) Backup the…Read more

“It” would not let me just not copy it if I did not want it.  I had to copy a null to the output to make it work.  Not sure what the difference is.  When I copied the null to the output, nothing showed up there, which is what I wanted.

It was one of those where you really don’t know why, you just tried…Read more

Thanks a bunch

#!/quovadx/qdx5.4.1/integrator/bin/hcitcl

set EmailMsg “This is the body of the email”
set EmailSub “This is the subject line of the email”
set Emails “name1@gshvin.org name2@gshvin.org”

catch [exec << $EmailMsg mailx -s $EmailSub $Emails]

Thanks for your reply.

Here is what I am doing with the stats.  I am using the last read time in a Tcl proc that is called for a last received alert.  The Tcl proc bounces the connection if the last recieved time is too long.  I have a counter that counts the number of bounces.  If the number “consecutive” bounces gets to high, I send and…Read more

Thanks for your help.  This is exactly what I needed.  I did not even know I had an array issue because I could not get past the [set $glob] issue.

At this point, I want to dump them all so I know what is there, how to get to them and what format the output is.

Thanks again.

$HciProccessesDir is close but no cigar

It gives you $HciSiteDir/exec/processes but not the process name.

I apologized but I guess I need a little more input to understand what you are saying.

1) In the netconfig, there are all the process names, how do you know which one called you?

2) I looked at the msiGetStatSample and I do not see the process name anywhere.  Am I  missing it???

3) Get Tcl Pwd – No experience…Read more

That is close to where we are but not exactly.

We bounce the connection on the a last received alert.   This resets the alert so we keep getting them.

Here is what we are trying to do.  We would like for the system to try and fix it self first and then if it does not work, then notify someone.  In practice, what we are…Read more

Thanks again.

Thanks for everyone for their help and comments.

I do not want it to get executed at startup.

Thanks!

In my case, Proc X only calls Proc Y in “run” MODE.   So….. Proc Y would not get called in startup mode.

This is exactly what I was hoping for.

Santa came early  😀

Thanks again

Proc X is listed in the TPS Inbound Data
Proc Y is called by Proc X
Proc Y is not called anywhere else

Proc X gets called by the engine at startup in startup mode

Proc Y does not get called by the engine at startup

thanks again for all your help

When  a thread starts, what procedures get called by engine with the mode = STARTUP.

Only those specified in the NetCofig or XLT.

I agree, in my testing, the order of the alerts has no effect.

Thanks for the counter functions in Cloverleaf.  I had no idea they were there.  Where do I find out about them???  Are there counters that will tell us no messages over the last 3 bounces (Alerts) ???

We thought of a similar idea with our own counter…Read more

Thanks for the script.  I go to Tcl class next week so maybe it will make a little more sense when I get back…. If I pay attention!

Currently, we do get the email on the first alert, but after being woken up at 3am for a couple of days only to say, its the first one go back to bed.  You starting thinking about doing something…Read more

Any comments or assistance is greatly appreciated.

[aler:aler:INFO/0:  hcimonitord:11/13/2008 11:15:02] New alert #12:
{VALUE lastr} {SOURCE {Inbound_side }} {MODE actual} {WITH -2} {COMP {>= 1}} {FOR {nsec 75}} {WINDOW {* *…Read more

I tried your idea first.

Alerts in this order

NUMBER 1
Type: last receive
Source: Inbound_side
Source Count: any
Comparing: >=75
Duration: Once

NUMBER 2
Type: last receive
Source: Inbound_side
Source Count: any
Comparing: >=60
Duration: Once

-> All I ever got was Number 2 (60 secs)

Then I tried

NUMBER 1
Type: last receive
Source:…Read more