[Rentian Huang]

You can use virtually any format, for me I just use GIF format.

[Rentian Huang]

That’s interesting Tim, do you have some examples? Do you think it is something to do with 5.6? Did you have this problem prior to 5.6?

[Rentian Huang]

Jim, again thanks for your generous information! We are still in the very early stage of this project and are still discussing some primary setup, but didn’t expected to be this complicated thou 🙂  Thou Healthvision handles everything.

I will definitely read the information come with the Cloverleaf

[Rentian Huang]

OMG, that’s a lot of code for me to enjoy  😀  I will look into them and your help is very much appreciated!!!

[Rentian Huang]

Hi Jim, thanks for your reply as usual!

We plan to do the way similar to what you are doing. SQL statement should be on the SQL DB side, I agree!

I understand the part that you are converting the HL7 to VRL. But not for the reusable Tcl that you are using to connect to SQL Server DB and invoke SP. I thou the “Cloverleaf

[Rentian Huang]

Thank you so much Max, for your contributions!!!

Sam  8)

[Rentian Huang]

A03.*PAT works perfectly, Beth’s 2-step is good to know too, thanks all for your input!!!

Sam   8)

[Rentian Huang]

I don’t see this is not possible, looks like your setup is correct too. Run the tester and you will find out.

[Rentian Huang]

John,

Use

Code:

msgmetaset $mh USERDATA FileName

to set your file name to the USERDATA of a message. Then use

Code:

msgmetaset $mh DRIVERCTL “{FILESET {{OBFILE $newfname}}}”

to set your output file name.

Sam  8)

[Rentian Huang]

Can I have more questions?

What is a big effort for implementation? With HACMP, were there any problem with the current scripts?

Thanks!!

Sam   8)

[Rentian Huang]

Thank you for all your input!! May I know which version of SAN you use?

[Rentian Huang]

VRL -> FRL Xlate.

[Rentian Huang]

See attached.

[Rentian Huang]

Or you can try to use fileset-FTP and ftp your OB files to that server. You will need a FTP account to the destination.

[Rentian Huang]

Rob, should they be like this and why not? Thanks!

COPY @null to 1(0).0(0).PV1.00138(1).[0]

COPY @null to 1(0).0(0).PV1.00138(2).[0]

COPY @null to 1(0).0(0).PV1.00138(3).[0]

COPY @null to 1(0).0(0).PV1.00138(4).[0]

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