rather than repeat a VRL, planning to iterate over the HL7 and return the multiple values in a concatenated output

We haven’t worked with this type of output bef…Read more

I assume this was for a Cerner export, correct?

We could restart the Monitor Daemon and it would restore itself. Digging in deeper on this, we would shut the site down (hcisitectl -K)…Read more

The killer is loading the messages into recovery db (x2), processing the messages while also smatting.  What we ended up doing was setting a GUI alert to shut down the incoming threads that feed our document…Read more

In our newer environment (starting clean), we have kept threads under 50 / site.

https://usspvlclovertch2.infor.com/forums/topic/hl7-file-w-no-terminators/

attached pic is the inbound protocol

does your hl7.csv file have message terminators included before the start of each message?

In testing, we can accomplish this by setting variables during the iteration loop.

We populate the segment with the custom values (variables defined if the conditions are met). …Read more

system echo “Please remove the LaPOST document for $MRN $DOB” | exec mailx -s “CLOVERLEAF_EMAIL<encrypt>”

this is intended to be sent only within our secure domain Exchange server.

I’ll share what we’ve built out once completed.

Looking to send message-specific alert (i.e. “location”) that would fall outside the Cloverleaf GUI Alerts and preferring to not invoke the OS-level ksh reading from a file.

Running the message through the engine / testing tool as an EOF message will find the first message entirely, but not recognize subsequent messages. If there were message terminators, we could loop through and…Read more

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If Cloverleaf is attempting to load the xlate with the ‘hci’ account and this xlate was moved to the directory (from non-prod) via a user account, the permissions would likely be tied to the user account and not allow ‘hci’ to access it.

The simple fix would be to change the…Read more

Using the generic proc to handle arguments is a modular method to be used for any thread’s filtering.  Attached is generic proc that can use a list, range or even a lookup table. Put the generic proc in your master site so…Read more

I may be looking at this wrong, but I have noticed that when defining the site SMAT criteria, it looks like it takes the larger of the three values. (i.e. size limit = 100 MB age limit = 14 days….. SMAT will exceed 100 MB to store 14 days worth).

I understand the best…Read more

If you are qualifying a message off of values within a repeating group/segment (which would be difficult from a pre-proc), then you could use a garbage variable such as “@sendFlag”.  Populate @sendFlag with…Read more

<p style=”text-align: left;”> foreach fileName $fileList {
if { [regexp — {.XXX$} $fileName] } {
lappend newFileList $fileName
} else {
}
}</p>

change .XXX to be whatever file extension you are using.

This process was created to SMAT inbound messages from an external system. It was setup to receive then split to SMAT threads based on message type. Consequently, those are outbound threads.  We were SMATing on the inbound message (on an outbound thread).

No issues with expected SMAT behavior.

• There are no messages erroring
• There is a good volume of messages hitting this process / threads.
• The process log is clean with no warnings/errors
• We are only using 20% of total space…

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As extra troubleshooting on your end, you could

1. SMAT the inbound data (on your outbound thread) to see what ACK the downstream system is sending, if any at all.  This will give you some confidence either way to definitively point the downstream system toward.
2. On your Outbound tab of the thread,…

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Two gotchas we found were:

ROOTCOPY : for this server, several procs were stored in the rootusercmds directory and not on the Master site or site tclprocs directory.  Consequently, those procs did not get converted during the process. [Lesson learned for future builds]

CSC PROCS: we use v.6.0 for CSC that is…Read more

Our CIS version is being upgraded to CIS6.2.  CSC remains unchanged.

To accommodate this change, would all we need to do is update the CSC Server configuration with?

SERVER

• Cloverleaf > Cloverleaf Connectivity > to connection path == cis6.2 (instead of cis6.1)

Client

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If new v6.2 license is found in integratorcis6.2vers directory (and IDE is operational) is ‘hcilicset’ needed?  If so, is each feature needed to have ‘hcilicset’ executed against it? I assume ‘hcilicset’ is just validating what’s already…Read more

If the issue is just creating a single HL7 message with multiple OBX segments populated with the values of your source file, wouldn’t you just iterate through OBX segment with a MATH (add +1) at the beginning of the loop so everytime it has a variable to populate, it populates the OBX 1…Read more

We have never done multiple messages contained in one file.  Seeking assistance on the best way to tackle this.  The file terminates each message within the file with a FS [file separator].

I assume we w…Read more

Bevan Richards wrote:
I need to pass on a HL7 message for each line I process.

Assuming the multiple messages are the result of conditions in the line, this would be done in TCL just like Dustin mentioned.

I THINK (assume) I understand the ask presented by Bevan.
start by reading the file, set the variables of each data element, then build a…Read more

The search window is likely just minimized and you have to expand or stretch it’s window (on the right hand of your GUI window) to see it again

To purge the queue
> GUI > Full > Release reply
or
> command line of the site process > “hcimsiutil -Z”

Daniel Lee wrote:
We are instead putting a lightweight server on their office that they do not have access to and creating a VPN tunnel to it.

“server on their office” as in at the client that would have been receiving multiple VPN connections or as in a server in your DMZ (i.e. CSC)?

Our typical Epic ADT daily count is a little over 250k.