We’ve found that having the most RAM your PC device can have – equals a better experience. Next in line would be if you are working

remotely – to have as solid a connection to the network as possible – with the most…Read more

We had it set up and working in our test environment in the Summer of 2024. We then had much larger projects until recently.

I went to start working on GM again – and now find that it won’t open I get 404’d.  I’d like to get back…Read more

“The powers that be” heard something in a meeting with INFOR – stating it would reduce our ACK message counts and now we should  “do that”

– and I’m failing to see how that could be the case.

I have been pushing for Inter-Site…Read more

Our Infor rep brought this to our attention and I’m looking to get a spec sheet or a diagram of what build my look like and exactly how “Wizards” are used to create something like this.

Thank  you

Lawrence Nelson

Figured it out.

hcismatcrypt rekey  <sitename> <key(sitename)> <file(smatfilename)> <newKey(”)>

(2 single quotes sets the key to blank or off)

Thank you for your assistance.

I didn’t catch it right off but I’m gathering there’s a misspelling of “decrypt” in your response above.  Also, want to repeat we are on 6.2.4 (not version 19 or 20)

That being said – when I run the command provided I get this response back and file is not decrypted. Due to word wrapping below I’ve also attached a screen shot. Side n…Read more

Only the SMATdb files from the point of turning off encryption are not encrypted, all files to until that point in time are still encrypted.

Are there any known methods to have the encryption turned “off”  on the still encrypted files? In particular in one mass p…Read more

I’m looking to save and share them with others, and between my

remote lap and onsite office PC?

I can’t seem to find them within my GUI install or on the server.

One other follow up for my setting up where I’m moving files –

Is this command able to be made to have the decrypted to a different folder/path location?

hcismatcrypt.htc rekey <sitename> <key>  <SMAT FILE>  “” <NEW FILE>

Something like ?

hcismatcrypt.htc rekey <sitename> <key>  <SMAT FILE>  “” <fullpat…Read more

I’m sending the decrypted file to my dba partner – I think we have success!

Thank you!

2 follow ups –

What do the 2 quotes between the file names indicate. I had to change your characters to be my ‘keyboards’ version?

First attempt example

clotest::hci> hcismatcrypt rekey t80ndxorders t80ndxorders…Read more

The only script I have from this conversation is hcidbsmat.tcl

Are you able to pass me these other scripts?

I’ve been forwarding your responses to the dba architect I’m working with. He has attempted all of the items you’ve suggested – but without success.

When I send him an un-encrypted SMAT db file – it opens for him without issue.

The encrypted ones are a no go with the use of the site name.

I know that the sites SMAT setting have…Read more

I know I’m being obtuse here – but our db team is not being successful with un-encrypting the SMAT db file – remotely aka OFF of the Cloverleaf platform.

Additionally, we’ve taken your script that Jim K. sent to me – and reviewed the contents in detail. We’ve confirmed the site ID spelling/case – and also that we haven’t set a…Read more

Sorry – I read backwards in this chain and see what you are stating about decrypting. Thanks.

The current issue this leaves me with is that I’m not actually looking to decrypt it – into a database at the time (the sqlite3 dbhandle piece)  – I’m looking to decrypt it period – as a file only  – so it can be moved unencrypted by our EFT p…Read more

Excuse my lack of knowledge –

but is what you’ve stated the command to decrypt and encrypted SMAT file or about pulling it into a external database – or a combination of both?

Regards,

Lawrence

It’s been a holiday week for me – and Monday as well.

I took a very quick look at the script – and it looks to quite lengthy – as opposed to a single command line to decrypt a SMAT db file.

Lawrence

2 questions (requests)

1

Could you express this string with a less techical example (or an actual example) –

I know it will be different for our location but I’m not picking up everything you are stating in this string below.

<sqlite command> <dbHandle> <dbFilePath> -readonly <boolean> -key <encryptKey>

2 Where would you…Read more

I’m going with a No on that. Is there not a single command that can be issued?

To make sure I’m clear – this is for SMAT db and not SMAT (before db) which I recall having to decrypt once years ago.

We run SMAT db encrypted.

We will be looking to pull ‘yesterdays’ SMAT DB file each day – de-encrypt it and move it so our dba team can work with it to make dashboards etc with PowerBi.

So to repeat the subject line –

Looking for the command line…Read more

We have reasons why we didn’t go with an xlate – because there are SEVERAL xlates involved and the testing and regression testing we use – is extensive and time consuming so for this solution we are not using xlates.

I’ve attached the script I’m using to remove the OBX’s

I’m looking to figure out how to remove the NTE POST the OBX’s…Read more

I have a working script where I locate and removing qualifying OBX’s from a result message.  I’ve been given a twist where they (now) also want ALL the NTE’s removed related to those same O…Read more

Passed by Whitmore Bolles School recently?

To answer your question – we would have had to touch multiple (MANY) Xlates. Which in our organization would have meant all kinds of regression testing – with each external organization > after touching each one of them. A bureaucratic nightmare… this particular issue revolves around…Read more

Thank you Paul!

My TCL skills are a bit rusty.

I’ve been successful in setting up a list – and creating a foreach – that processes through the index that gets created to find the qualifying candidates for removal.

I’ve created some issues where I’m removing the OBX’s,…Read more

set xlateOutVals ]]

1(0).1(2).3(0).OBX(0) : >||ST|Ampicillin |2|S|mcg/mL||0|||F||||C<
1(0).1(2).3(0).OBX(1) : >||ST|Gentamicin |2|S|mcg/mL||0|||F||||C<
1(0).1(2).3(0).OBX(2) : >||ST|Levofloxacin…Read more

I did get this to work with an xltp instead

*********************************************************************************************

######################################################################
# Name: format_OBX3
# Purpose: <description>
# UPoC type:…Read more

set xlateOutVals [format “%040s” $xlateInVals ]

Where in “%040s” the zero betweent the percent and the 4 pads out zeros’

Which results in
>||ST|0000000000000000000000000000Levofloxacin|2|

So the current issue is that a space or the – character should do the same thing with spacing (so it…Read more

set xlateOutVals “[format %-40s $xlateInVals]”

set xlateOutVals “[format %-20s $xlateInVals %-40s ]”

I’m passing a variable that could be 2 to 35 characters long > outbound to OBX:3.0

I need OBX:30.0 to be 40 characters long everytime regardless of the variable length

In the xlate COPY action – I’m using this tcl frag which has no effect on the output.

set xlateOutVals [format %-40s $xlateInVals ]

Any thoughts on what I’m…Read more

You’ve all given me the assistance I need – which is to say I went back to them and told them they need to change we aren’t going to do it their way.

In response though – what you are stating is not what I intended….

(it’s what I wish they wanted though)

I have to keep the message together as a single message.

So IN and OUT it will have to look like this

MSH (BAR)
PID
GTI
MSH (DFT)
PID
PV1
FT1
MSH  (ORM)
PID  
PV1…

Where is this path

/quovadx/ftptransfers/EFT/incoming/zero_byte/

expressed in here?

set ret_cd [catch {file copy — $source_file_name $target_file_name} err_lit]

Thank you for your solution!

You are correct –
(i.e. if $ORC13 is “5”, and $PID3 is “123456785”, your output would be “1234678”)

commented out my work and pasted in yours – No change in outcome.

echo begin pre proc
set ORC13 [ lindex $xlateInVals 0 ]
echo ORC13 = $ORC13
set PID3 [ lindex $xlateInVals 1 ]
echo PID3 = $PID3
#set xlateOutVals [string map { $ORC13…Read more

Jim and I worked through my xlate OBX issues yesterday – and we were able to do away with the TCL preproc in this case. Thanks again to Jim K!

The inbound message has an NTE that has to be parsed up into
a MANY – OBX’s outbound

I’ve only been successful with getting my Xlate to work by creating a message with a single benign OBX.

end_prologue
MSH
PID
[ PV1 ]
[ PD1 ]
{
  {
     [{ IN1 } ]
     [ IN2 ]
     [ IN3 ]
  }
  [ GT1…Read more

is “5” a long enough time to be waiting.

I have implemented Max- Charlie then Jeff’s suggestions successfully.

Thank you all for your time and input and expertise.

Question for you on your comment

Yours
# set OBR_pos2 [lsearch -all -regexp $segList2 {^OBR}]  

>> Your version is also reporting out NTE’s that follow the OBR – why is that

Mine

set OBR_pos2 [lsearch -regexp $segList2 {^OBR}]

does not

This section of code later in my script was having the same…Read more

When I do the iterates on the xlates for these same messages its not a problem – it really seems like the the message should be able to cascade through the message and report out each OBR as it goes along – and not repeat without have to do what your solution is. NOT THAT I’M NOT GRATEFUL!!