[Linus Betschart]

Hi

you can create this colorful IDE yourself.

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Compiling the HL7 “messages.xsd” results in following error 🙁

[Linus Betschart]

Hi Robert

– What communication protocol is your vendor sending this message? HL7 MLLP protocol over TCP-IP sockets?

– Do you need to send back an ACK?  Yes, ACK in an XML

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🙂  thank you Tahir, you solved my problem

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Daniel Murphy wrote:

Just curious – why the need to downgrade Tcl?

seems to be due to performance issues found in Cloverleaf 6.2

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Infor Xtreme CN_CIS620x_20180213_01 wrote:

Tcl 8.6.In version 6.2.0.0, we updated the version of Tcl from 8.5.10 to 8.6.3.

We have done benchmarking on the Tcl versions and have found that Tcl 8.6 runs slower in our implementation than Tcl 8.5.

In addition, the

[Linus Betschart]

If you are running your cloverleaf on Windows, you can run your “Infor Cloverleaf” service under a Windows domain account which has the rights to access your desired MS SQL database.

Then, the database URL must be as follow:

Code:

jdbc:sqlserver://:;DatabaseName=;integratedSecurity=true

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Michael Hertel wrote:

BTW, I’m not seeing the post you are referencing to with the parse script.

it is the very first post which contains tps_fileset_dir_parse

[Linus Betschart]

Implementing the tps_fileset_dir_pars script mentioned in this post seems to have solved the issue:

Directory Parse TPS

Nevertheless, I do not understand that this is necessary ❓

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Michael Hertel wrote:

If you notice the message id’s are in order, it’s just that the display is not in order, so you should be good.

I need to disagree. The message id’s on the left are align with the time stamp. That’s all… But they are not align with the FileName order.

File ..542.hl7 should be read before File …543.hl7. But this is not the case!

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if you are doing it with an xlate you can just do a bulk copy, then an IF statement, and within the IF statement (missing bed) you do a suppress action. thats it.  🙂

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thank you so much for your responses. awesome!!

this is what I scripted and have in use right now:

Code:

@echo off
cls
rem
rem
rem Batch to backup interface site data to the network$ folder
rem
rem
rem     %1  –   source (ex. C:cloverleafcis6.1integrator)
rem     %2  –   site name (abcdefg)
rem     %3  –   destination (ex. \servershare$)
rem     %4  –   processes (ex. “ADT,DFT,SIU”)
rem    
rem ———————————————————————
rem  Version    Date           Init       Changes
rem ———————————————————————
rem  1.0.00     06/28/2016     lbetscha   Initial Version
rem ———————————————————————

setlocal
set LOG_FILE=%~dp0robo_log.log
set BACKUP_LOG_FILE=%~dp0backup.log

rem ———————————————————————
echo.
echo ****************************************
echo Set Site…
set site=%2
echo Site                    – %site%
echo Site                    – %site% > %BACKUP_LOG_FILE%

rem ———————————————————————
echo.
echo ****************************************
echo Set Source…
set source=%1%site%
echo Backup from             – %source%
echo Backup from             – %source% >> %BACKUP_LOG_FILE%

rem ———————————————————————
echo.
echo ****************************************
echo Create Backup Folder…
set backupfolder=%3interface%site%
echo Backup destination – %backupfolder%
echo Backup destination – %backupfolder% >> %BACKUP_LOG_FILE%

md %backupfolder%

rem ———————————————————————
echo.
echo ****************************************
echo Set Processes…
echo Processes               – %4
echo Processes               – %4 >> %BACKUP_LOG_FILE%

rem ———————————————————————
echo.
echo ****************************************
echo Set cloverleaf environment variables
CALL d:cloverleafcis6.1integratorsbinsetroot.cmd
CALL d:cloverleafcis6.1integratorsbinshowroot.cmd

rem ———————————————————————
echo.
echo ****************************************
echo Stop cloverleaf processes
hcienginestop -p %4

rem ———————————————————————
echo.
echo ****************************************
echo Starte Sicherung…
robocopy %source% %backupfolder% /MIR /B /XD “%source%exec” /E /COPY:DAT /LOG:%LOG_FILE% /R:10 /W:30

echo.
echo Sicherung abgeschlossen.

rem ———————————————————————
echo.
echo ****************************************
echo Clean up cloverleaf processes…
hcilmclear -p %4
echo.
echo Clean up abgeschlossen.

echo.
echo ****************************************
echo Start cloverleaf processes…
hcienginerun -p %4

[Linus Betschart]

Hi Elisha

thank you for your response!

I saw this command initially, but the -s switch you are using does not exist in my version (6.1P).

the most similar switch would be -n, but the disadvantage is, you have to reference the threads you want to backup. I need a general script which can backup any site without knowing the containing threads.

working example when knowing the containing threads to save the config to $HCIROOT/box:

Code:

hcibox -n siteXY THREAD1,THREAD2,THREAD3 r siteXY_box

Furthermore, I cannot add additional resources to this box via scripting. Can I?

[Author]

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