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Mohammed Muzammil

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  • December 24, 2012 at 12:42 pm in reply to: Logs for messages deleted in Recovery Database #77667
    Mohammed Muzammil
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      thanks Ross – I will take a note of that.

      In my case, the messages were deleted via the GUI, and it was only later that I wanted to check which of them were actually deleted.

      I know recovery db stores messages at various different states throughout a message journey.

      Can it be confirmed that if a message is deleted from the recovery DB then surely it has not been sent to the outbound system? (unless obviously the inbound system resends the message)

      thanks.

      October 3, 2012 at 2:11 pm in reply to: Windows update process. #68168
      Mohammed Muzammil
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        Hello,

        I would be keen to hear any response to this.

        Kind regards,

        Muzammil

        October 31, 2011 at 2:29 pm in reply to: External TCL Editor #75316
        Mohammed Muzammil
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          Jerry,

          Sorry – I may not be able to answer that.

          But as mentioned in the post above you could follow the steps for setting up a profile in NP++ pointing to /tclprocs.. I am currently using this and it is working quite well.

          Also found this useful link about, NP++ settings for TCL:

          http://wiki.tcl.tk/14992

          (see post by scottdware)

          October 24, 2011 at 1:34 pm in reply to: External TCL Editor #75314
          Mohammed Muzammil
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            Super.. that does work Cullen. Thanks.

            In the meanwhile I have set up a profile on Notepad++ to point to the tclprocs directory: /hci/healthvision/cis5.8/integrator/rbhtest/tclprocs

            Once a new proc has been added clicking the refresh button in the sitemanager would allow the tcl proc to be used from within Clover.

            This does help quite a lot in creating/editing TCL’s, especially for someone from a .NET background..!

            thanks

            October 13, 2011 at 11:58 am in reply to: External TCL Editor #75311
            Mohammed Muzammil
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              Thanks Bill.

              I did try that, however when trying to edit a TCL, it was opening up an empty editor..

              I have attached the settings screen shot in the first post. Probably I have missed something very basic!

              Let me know.

              regards,

              October 4, 2011 at 10:11 am in reply to: FTP: Uploading to a URL without a file name! #75194
              Mohammed Muzammil
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                Thank you Sylaja.

                All,

                We used a different setup and files were being sent without errors:

                 

                  – used a single process for both the I/B and O/B thread

                  – A different TCL was being called in the dir parse and IB data context

                I am not very sure which of two were responsible for the error, but if I do come across will post it.

                regards,

                September 20, 2011 at 2:48 pm in reply to: File transfer on same server #75165
                Mohammed Muzammil
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                  Thank you Robert,Jim:

                  I did one change to the thread configuration settings (as per your screenshot) and it got it working!

                   – Under the Route messages tab, the Route name was changed to _HCI_static_route_  (by default it was named ‘New Id’..).

                  Maybe this name/identifier is used internally by CL to route?

                  Anyways, thanks a lot for your help.

                  Regards,

                  September 20, 2011 at 11:43 am in reply to: File transfer on same server #75161
                  Mohammed Muzammil
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                    Thank you both for the prompt reply.

                    Please find my netconfig file attached. I have created a new route rule to route to the same thread. The file is being picked up by the IB thread, however nothing is being written to the OB thread.

                    I can see some TCL’s in your netconfigs:  

                    I have a very basic question: Will a TCL script be required for this transfer process?

                    At the moment, for test purposes, the only task I wanted to achieve was a simple file transfer for one dir to another. (no filename/data manipulation etc).

                    Regards,

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