[Mike Kim]

Hi David,

Your advice about the auto reconnect times was spot on.  I think that helped a lot and also, apparently the sys admins still had some anti-virus software still on there that might have been a contributing factor.  Much faster now.  Thanks!

[Mike Kim]

Thanks Charlie, Elisha and Ross for thoughtful feedback.  Everyone is still stumped.  We are kind of in a bind because support is through McKesson and they’ll only support production, not test.

cl_check_ack is standard version with a slight modification I made in April to not assume MSA segment was 2nd segment in message (we had vendor sending SFT segment in front of MSA).  To find the MSA index, I split the segments into a list and do an lsearch.  

I misspoke about where cl_check_ack is deployed.  It is configured on sending, not receiving threads.  Messages take several minutes to make it through the engine with almost no activity.

Any ideas greatly appreciated!

[Mike Kim]

I found the same thing on newer versions of Cloverleaf.  How did you resolve?

[Mike Kim]

I’m experiencing the same issue and the folder is writeable from Tcl.

Thanks!

[Mike Kim]

Sounds like nobody’s live yet on 6.0 Windows.

[Mike Kim]

We use the HL7Connect interface engine for CCD/CDA.  It’s much easier.  Basically, you can paste in an existing CCD/CDA and then, wherever you want variable data, from an HL7 V2 message or from a database, you just embed code.  Since these Clinical Documents are mostly boilerplate, it works well.

[Mike Kim]

Wondering if anyone’s had success with VMotioning Cloverleaf on Windows.  Thanks in advance for any feedback!  We’re looking for low cost options to Cloverleaf HA.

[Mike Kim]

We are running Cloverleaf on a Win 2008 server (currently just our test environment).  Every time we reboot, we get a different hostid, which causes us to be “unlicensed”.  Has anyone else experienced anything like that?  It seems to be a Win 2008 issue.

Anyone running Win 2008 in production?

Thanks in advance for any replies!

[Mike Kim]

Hi Guys, I know this is an old thread but is there anyone out there on a Windows platform who can comment?

Thanks, Mike

[Mike Kim]

The good thing about convert_date is that it handles dates prior to 1903.  Clock scan doesn’t.

Mike

[Mike Kim]

FYI, the iteration with nested IF worked — just like a regular HL7 xlate…

[Mike Kim]

Hi Barb, your databases shouldn’t be growing in size. Messages accumulating in the error database is a bad thing!  You should prevent messages from going to the error database if possible, otherwise delete them periodically. Also, messages shouldn’t accumulate in the recovery database. In my experience, reinitializing the databases is not part of routine maintenance, although if you are on a Windows platform, you may want to reboot every few months. Hope that helps!

Mike

[Mike Kim]

Hi Guys, I gotta believe that one of you has already done this. Some help would be greatly appreciated!

Mike

[Mike Kim]

Thanks Jim!  Stopping and restarting both sides in the sequence you suggested did the trick.

Mike

[Mike Kim]

Like Julie, we are experiencing  the following error fairly regularly:

[pdl :PDL :ERR /0:        fr_CT] read returned error 0 (No error)

[pdl :PDL :ERR /0:        fr_CT] PDL signaled exception: code 1, msg device error (remote side probably shut down)

error over and over and over….  It continues until the thread is stopped and restarted.  Meanwhile, no messages flow to the receiving system. We are using mlp_pdl with all the default settings.  This is a TCP/IP client.  Win 2K box. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

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