It should work just fine, BUT you need the images from one of the files that match your environment to the clgui.jar file.

We are also exploring getting encapsulated PDFs out of our EHR so we can decode into a filename for processing by a homegrown app which makes API calls to an ancillary EMR. I would prefer us to…Read more

Thanks! With your help, this is now working as expected!

Mike

o.k. thanks. Done and still works fine.

Mike

Thanks. I grabbed the latest version of pdf4tcl and when running a message against it found that it requires Tcl version 10.0. I had to go back a version that still supported Tcl 8.4/8.5 and the package works fine.

It works fine living in the directory under  $HCIROOT/tcl/lib/tcllib-1.16

Mike

Funny you mention pdf4tcl, as that’s what I’ve been playing around with today and finally got to work.

Mike

What I had to eventually do was change the encoding on the outbound thread to ISO-8859-1 in conjunction with the string map call.

I opened a ticket with Infor and this was what they said:

“Beginning…Read more

Just in a certain segment? Throughout entire message?

I’d be inclined to write a Tcl pre-proc that would loop through each segment and remove those, since you build the output buffer and can put the r back on the end of the segment.

You’d have to ensure the r is the last character in the segment when splitting the message.

Mike

smat:RMI TCP Connection(74509)-10.8.121.130: ERR: 02/21/2017 11:49:36: Failed to attach /hci/cis6.1/integrator/adt_prod/exec/processes/REG/SmatHistory/EMR_IA_REG.20170221105042.smatdb with conn -1733907592
smat:RMI TCP Connection(74509)-10.8.121.130: ERR: 02/21/2017 11:49:36: Error code 26 returned.
smat:RMI TCP…Read more

Thanks. Found out the receiving system ACK’s have an extra carriage return

1c 0d 0c instead of 1c 0d

Are you referring to the TPS section for the fileset protocol?

Also, don’t see a sample proc.

Yes, would be interested in your package/proc.

Thanks.

Thanks for your advice! I reused an older Tcl proc, rewrote some sections and created softlinks.

The Archive contains up to 60 days of uncompressed SMAT DB files for each process. The Tcl script runs right before midnight to try to get as close to capturing a full day’s worth. Even if the thread is cycled during the day, those SMAT DB…Read more

However, as much as this new DB will help, there are…Read more

Peter Heggie wrote:
We are looking forward to this functionality in 6.2.

In the meantime, we have implemented a scripted process that cycle saves into SmatHistory, copies that new file from SmatHistory to an archive file system, inserts the contents of that file into a 7-day holding file in SmatHistory and then deletes the file and also deletes…Read more

Charlie Bursell wrote:
I think the time cycling will come with CL 6.2

As for combining them into a master that would not be very difficult.

Those arguments are part of the kill_msg proc. I use it occasionally for pre-proc filtering.

Hasn’t the “kill_msg” proc been around for quite awhile? I learned about it from a McKesson Cloverleaf instructor back in 2007.

I tried string trimright using lists and still couldn’t seem to make it work.

Mike

set xlateOutVals [string map -nocase {” ” “”} $xlateInVals]

PM sent.

Thanks.

Not a good thing. Suggestions for workaround would be much appreciated.

Can you please share your resolution? Upgrading at this point is not an option, although we will be moving to 6.x sometime in late 2015/early 2016.

Mike

For example, my arguments now look like this:

{{SEGNAME EVN} {FIELD 5} {SUBFIELD {0 1 2}}}
{{SEGNAME PID} {FIELD {2 3}} {SUBFIELD…Read more

Can you use the keylget function with an index?

It was just the learning curve in understanding how to use Tcl to control message flow. I’m a little used to cookie-cutter procs that only get tweaked when dealing with individiual fields/segments. Understanding how to change message output, kill messages, replay messages using Tcl is new to me.

But, after a lot of searching on these…Read more

Does this mean…Read more

This is exactly right. Here is my setup for the outbound thread:

In the outbound tab, I checked “await replies” with a -1 timeout, a cl_check_ack for the TPS Inbound Reply and put a HL7Raw_ack proc in the Reply Generation section. Figured I needed to do this so the receiver could generate an ACK. I’m routing this through a testing…Read more

I ended up routing the threads through HL7 Inspector and was able to generate ACKs this way.

We just started exploring using SQLite. We are currently on 5.7 and I have 6.0.1 loaded on a local VM that I am testing with. Someone said that 5.7 came bundled with SQLite, but it isn’t in our installation.

Anyway, we have numerous physician tables for various affiliations. What we want to do is create a single provider table that will…Read more

Having the exact same issue right now.

**update**

Sending direct to receiver from Cerner works without issue.

I’m confident that a ‘-‘ in the filename is a no-no. However, after correcting one such occurence on our prod site, we still can’t validate successfully. I’ve been through the tclIndex and NetConfig files too many times to count and I can’t see where this is failing validation.

It would be nice if the hcinetcheck script returned more…Read more

I opened a case with Infor and that is what they suggested. So far, no spaces. But, we have a couple of tclprocs with an ‘@’ character in the name. I’ve asked Infor if this would cause an issue.

Brain fart.

Problem solved. +10 points to you!

hcitpsmsgkill is standard and just kills everything on a route. Very useful for testing.

kill_msg takes a regular expression (usually a list of value like event types), the segment name, field and subfield location that the list it to be compared to. If a match is found in the list, the PASSCOND is true and the message passes. If not,…Read more