Since we are on 6.0.2 using Windows 7, we can’t upgrade to 6.2 using our current PCs. So if no change is made, we would have to get creative with the budget for temporary PCs for our 10+ team…Read more

Nate K

Nate K

I also don’t think that you’ll have specific performance or “unexplainable” issues with separate processes. We tend to keep our inbound and outbound threads in the same process as it is easier to group related items when modifying, shutting down, or bouncing processes. With that said, we do have a few that the inbound is a…Read more

Thanks again Michael!

Max Drown wrote:
The netconfig and all of the related files are loaded into memory and run from there.

I was thinking the same thing; otherwise, I’m guessing there may have been a lock on the file and deletion would not have occurred.

Good thing the file was able to be restored.  That would have been a horrible scenario.

Charlie Bursell wrote:
Looks like overkill to me Nate

John E Hamilton wrote:
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Could it be in the trasmision ?
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Good thought John.  

While it wasn’t with a VRL, I once had an SFTP tool change the ending characters of each segment in a message which threw off a vendor’s import.  I had to do a binary file transfer instead of a file transfer.

1. Daily total message count for each thread.
2. For each quarter, we also do one weekly average count for each thread.  We also break that down by hour so we know when the best times are for people to send in batch jobs.  It is also nice to compare a day where we have an absurd number of…Read more

set segments [split $msg r] ;# Get segments
set outbuf “”

I can offer this though…

When we kill messages, we do something like this:

#Default to kill every message
set KillFlag YES

if {[string equal $PASSCOND 223]}…Read more

Mark Thompson wrote:
Rickey,

Unless you are on Cloverleaf 5.8 you will need to use TclCurl or create a script to call sftp.

Mark is correct.  We currently use CRON jobs to do our SFTP’in.  I can’t wait until we upgrade and can enjoy this much needed functionality.

An example is that I have an FRL file with multiple lines per patient (one line for each insurance carrier).  The Tcl script concatenates all of the lines for a single patient into one line.  The Xlate then changes that data into…Read more

run {

Dennis Shirk wrote:
Is there a way to copy a thread from one site to another? I right clicked on copy thread but when I switch sites it does not allow me to paste it.

As Garry said, not available.  I usually have two instances of the client running and then keep alt-tab comparing the thread properties as I fill out the new thread.  It is easy…Read more

I’ve never used the approach of loading a table into a list.  Do you have a sample of how one loads a table into a list?

Thanks for the responses so far.

Nate.

I am under the assumption that I can’t do a contains type of lookup in the table.  My problem is is that OBX5save might have more text than just the word I’m looking for.  So lets say OBX5save is set to “Encountered STAPHYLOCOCCUSAUREUS value”.  Then the IN would fail to find it…correct?

Nate.

An example is if I hovered on this thread’s link, I would see “What would you like to see in the next generation of Clovertech?”  Of course, if…Read more

I would like to see people use better subject lines for their threads, but not much you can do about that.

keylget…Read more

Although I have a programming background, I found that using other people’s Tcl code as a good way of learning things…could also work well for a person with no programming knowledge.  If other people comment their Tcl code well, then you can see what a “usual” Tcl script contains and what “normal” Tcl script does…Read more