Joseph Benigno

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  • in reply to: CL 5.3 to CL 5.8 #74869
    Joseph Benigno
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      Thanks for the info James.

      So does the hcicopyroot then create a 5.8 version of my 5.3 site?

      I have been searching the 5.8 documentation and I have not found upgrade instructions so I’m “flying blind”.

      Are there upgrade instructions someplace on Clovertech?

      Thanks

      Joe

      in reply to: Alert in 5.3 to detect no data in > 15 min #74154
      Joseph Benigno
      Participant

        Thanks for the help.

        When I went to update my Alert I noticed that I did have the >= after all. I guess I mis-typed that when I created my post.

        I updated the Alert and took out the dashes in the Hours of Day and Days of Week.

        I also changed the Alert to check for {COMP {>= 840}} {FOR {nmin 1}}

        I’ll see if this makes a difference.

        in reply to: Tcl script killing process #68190
        Joseph Benigno
        Participant

          Thanks for all of the suggestions.

          We are looking into upgrading, but would like to get new hardware along with it, so it won’t happen soon.

          We’ll look at some of the other ideas and we are also looking at re-working the process to do some of the work outside of the engine.

          Thanks

          in reply to: Tcl script killing process #68186
          Joseph Benigno
          Participant

            Here is the sub-proc that does the call to the external program uudeview.exe:

            proc decodePDF {} {

            # Use uudeview.exe to decode the string

            #     it is located in “E:quovadxqdx5.3integratortcluudeview”

            # Temporarily change the working directory to “E:quovadxqdx5.3integrator”

            #     so that the uuDecoded PDF is written there

            # After the decode reset the working directory back

            #

            puts stdout “nproc decodePDF running”

               upvar 1 myName myVar      ; # Needed in case we get an error

               set currPath [pwd]        ; # Save the current default path (directory)

               set wrkPath  [file join “E:/” “quovadx” “qdx5.3” “integrator”]

            # The exec command runs the DOS program uudeview.exe,

            #     the -i option is not interactive

            #     the -c option is clean up after (delete encoded file after it is decoded)

            # The catch command is used to capture errors if any and

            #     allow an orderly shutdown of the script.

            # First change the working directory to where we want the PDF

            #

               cd $wrkPath

               set status [catch {exec — {E:\quovadx\qdx5.3\integrator\tcl\uudeview\uudeview.exe} {-i} {-c} {E:\quovadx\qdx5.3\integrator\tcl\uudeview\cnvStr.uue}} res2]

            # Reset the working directory

               cd $currPath

            puts stdout “status:    $status”

            puts stdout “result2: $res2”

               if {$status != 1} {

                   puts stdout “n$myVar:    Call to uudeview failed! $res2”

                   return 1

               } else {

                   return 0

               }

            } ; # end of decodePDF

            Yes I wait for this to complete, before executing the next statement.

            in reply to: Changing a Variant #65803
            Joseph Benigno
            Participant

              Robert Kersemakers wrote:


              I guess you use the #1 method to determine a specific field instead of using the field number. In this case there is something to say to use the field number instead of the #1. You wouldn’t have this problem then.

              I am not aware that there are 2 ways to determine a field. Could you explain each method please?

              I want to make sure that at least going forward we use the field number.

              Thanks

              in reply to: windows server 2003 and hcitcl interoperability problems #58417
              Joseph Benigno
              Participant

                Hi,

                Just wondering if you ever found a solution (other than going to Unix) for your issues.

                We are experiencing something similar. We are trying to set up Tcl scripts to do a cycle save, but the script is not behaving.

                We are running v5.3 on Windows Server 2003.

                Thanks

                in reply to: Log files will not cycle, Too big to open with Smat. #65163
                Joseph Benigno
                Participant

                  John Hamilton wrote:

                  If you do run into a smat file you can’t load. There is a script in the contrib directory that will take a smat file and convert it to a nl file.

                  in reply to: http client protocol connection #65117
                  Joseph Benigno
                  Participant

                    Hey there,

                    I hate to be a pest but has anyone out there done anything with http protocol?

                    Thanks

                    Joe

                    in reply to: http client protocol connection #65116
                    Joseph Benigno
                    Participant

                      Anyone using http-client protocol. We would like to hear about your experiences.

                      Thanks we appreaciate any tips you can provide.

                      in reply to: FRL to HL7 xlate – 5.6 #65122
                      Joseph Benigno
                      Participant

                        Could there be a Tcl proc somewhere?

                        I would check the Pre & Post Procs on your Route and the TPS Outbound on your thread.

                        in reply to: TCL string range command truncates blanks #63305
                        Joseph Benigno
                        Participant

                          Jim,

                          Thank you for your responses to this posting. Solved my problem.

                          Your postings contained clear explanation and nice simple examples.

                          Now I can end the day on a positive note, feeling like I accomplished something.

                          Thanks again

                          Joe

                          in reply to: Eclipsys Sunrise non-Standard ACKs – How to Handle? #61800
                          Joseph Benigno
                          Participant

                            I want to thank everyone for their very enlightened replies.

                            We’ll talk with Eclipsys and see which direction we need to go in.

                            Thanks again for your help.

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