I only need YYYYMMDD

xlateStrSubstring 0 5

xlateStrSubstring 1 6

Above two functions do not seem to work,

How can I obtain YYYYMMDD in Xlate.

Thank you!

I do not have access to old tcl procs mentioned in post.

What is best approach for bypassing state 16 messages and saving to error db so remaining messages can continue processing.

Thank you!

Is there any existing logic that would be useful to calculate age?

Thank you for your response.

            set new_actweightdt “”
              set new_actweightdt [clock format [clock scan $actweightdt] -format “%Y%m%d%H%M%S”]
   

Thank you again for all your help!
Lina 🙂

Works using command line

hcitcl>clock format [clock scan “2017-11-02 14:59:31”] -format “%Y%m%d%H%M%S”
20171102145931

Does not work when plugging in variable in tclproc – no errors

clock format [clock scan $actweightdt] -format “%Y%m%d%H%M%S”
2017-11-02 14:59:31

tcl proc current date is:

2017-11-02 14:59:31

Needs to be:

yyyymmddhhmiss

Thank you for your assistance.
Lina

Have a request to copy pid-2 to pid3 if different for this working tclproc below:

Code:
IF @EP  eq =5070

Thank you.

Much appreciated.

Lina

xlateStrTrimLeft is the closest match.

Is there any documentation for the String actions?

Thank you!
Lina

If I change MATH:ADD to CONTINUE (option #2) above, will Xlate logic

1) What is the correct syntax for repeating destination using variable in attached example.

2) I have initialized Copy =0   $%f99
   before and after the ITERATE.

Thank you in advance.
Lina

Would SUPRESS – suppress the whole message?

FT1-7…Read more

Lina

Appreciate all your help.

Still have your code – will continue to work on this.

Thanks!

If OBX available then works correctly.

Check above worked for OBXnum
Added same check of OBXloc

OBX counter will not increment and there is an extra space after last segment and new added OBX (below) segments.

RXR|IV|||Med

OBX|0||ActWeight||112|kg
OBX|0||DosWeight||102|kg
OBX|0||Height||189|cm’

Message errors as OBX number check is encoding characters

              # The OBX segs to add
              set add1 {

}
              set add2 {

}
              set add3 {

}

              # Parse msg and get last OBX location
              set segList [split $msg r]

              #…

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expected integer but got “^~&”
  while executing
“incr OBXnum”

Tried setting below in multiple places but did not help.
set OBXnum 0

This error occurs when there is no OBX segment in message[

As always, appreciate your insight and help.

🙂

Works in most cases except when equal to 4 OBX or more then run into the error below at the end after values are mapped:

expected integer but got “^~&”

If obx(1) exists, add below info

obx(2)||H|@var1|xx|
obx(3)||DW|@var2|yy|
obx(4))|AW|@var3|zz|

What is good practice to keep count and add the next OBX(x) ID with the linsert command?

As always, Excellent recommendations.

Will try this.

Appreciate your help.

Lina

Thank you for your response.

Here is an If statement from the Xlate (which I was unable to paste at this time)

Below If statement is part if
ITERATE
group
1(0).0
%g1

IF 0(0).PV1(0).#2(0) eq =O && 1(0).0(%g1).IN1(0).#2(0).[0] eq =MA01

copy
MA01 info last
MA02 will be first
BCBS second
Self Pay if available third

to

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For our current interfaces, I would like to save inbound or outbound messages to file in thread properties and use idx/msg.

We will setup time to convert to new SMATDB.

Is there a size limit to setup the old way of saving to file?

We have migrated to CL 6.1.1 and noticed when creating new threads or processes that the SMAT files are not written to disk on the back end.

The current and .old SMAT are available when searching but history is not stored.

Are there setting that different from previous versions for this?

Thank you for your help with this!

Thanks again,
Lina

$xlateInVals dt
set dt [clock format [clock scan $dt] -format “%Y%m%d%H%M%S”]
set xlateOutVals

How can I subtract to the previous day’s date?

Thanks,
Lina