Peter Heggie wrote:
I believe that the license is checked at process startup. If you don’t recycle the process every day, then it should still run.. I may be wrong..

But threads will not run on process startup.

Support can give you a temporary key/keys to get you going while you submit a new key request. So this could take 30 to 120 minutes,…Read more

Albert Sinha wrote:
Expired Thread count license makes the threads to fail.

Thanks!

Are you taking about just sending email alerts to the exchange?  

If so, that can be done pretty easily using the email alert tool.  

This can also be done from within an xlate, and you can grab data from the message like, MRN, Control #, Name, etc and send that in your email.

We are finally done with this project.  We get the messages from eLink to Cloverleaf and setup a raw route using the PROTOCOL:fileset-local to write to file.  Afterwords we use a product called “MoveIT” which grabs the file and sends it via FTP to the state. It runs once every 24 hrs and sends whatever has appended on that file.  

I…Read more

If so, I would try changing that to something like this example below.

For example, to send ORU’s, setup as follows:

Quote:

Route: ORU_R01
Destination: to_cerner_oru
PreProcs: If you need an…Read more

Does that affect the hcihostid?

I haven’t used the SMAT tools in years, because it’s pretty bad.  I use HL7Spy, which does an amazing job of helping me analyse the data.…Read more

Steve Williams wrote:
There are several ways to accomplish the task building tiered routes, each has their virtues. This is what deploying this methodology (tpsRedirect) looks like in the engine.

Hey Steve, nice screenshot  😀

David Coffey wrote:
Suppose I have three threads.

Jim Kosloskey wrote:
Is this a report type format like RTF or PDF?

If so AllScripts should be sending this as base64 encoded.

If you are getting the inbound protocol to read it, maybe you can base64 encode it in a Tcl proc (of course anything following on would also need to be able to decode it, etc.).

Personally I would be concerned I would…Read more

Robert Milfajt wrote:
I’m out of ideas, because it would seem to get this to work you either need to create your own custom PDL and figure out how to define this, or to have the vendor stop sending x1c in the data.

Bob

I was playing around with the protocol: tcpip
and I got it to accept the message and continue to flow downstream, but I then…Read more

Robert Milfajt wrote:
Sorry, ID10T error, try this:
define phrase basic-msg;
[code]define phrase basic-msg;

Robert Milfajt wrote:
I’m not 100% sure if this will break things, but you might be able to create your own version of mlp_tcp.pdl (move it to site directory), and change the following:

define phrase basic-msg;
[code]define phrase basic-msg;

Charlie Bursell wrote:
/hci/cis5.8/integrator/pdls contains all of the delivered PDLs with the release so there should be many of them in there.

The error is with mlp_tcp3.pdl – I have no idea what that is.

Aurelien Garros wrote:
Hi Kevin,

We never had problem with pdls and migration to 5.8. In the mean time, we

Rob Abbott wrote:
Interesting discussion here 🙂

A couple points
– We released a HL7 variant builder with Cloverleaf 6.1.

Rehman Masood wrote:
I have some extensive experience with CorePoint. It is a interface engine that can be used by alot more people where as Cloverleaf is somewhat geared towards folks who have a programming head.

The worst thing about CorePoint was how it handled the code base. For example, there was a Test server that contains all the latest…Read more

Nick Schneider wrote:
Hi all,

I have to send an email alert to a mailbox setup at a partner hospital and the box happens to be in a different domain than we normally send to.

Yeah, working with a vendor Nicom Cheetah and that’s apparently how they send out their XML.  I’ve been testing different idea’s to get this to work.  So far nothing.  

I even changed it to the following, and it’s still giving the same error:

I used Cports.exe to find what ports the GUI was using and which were being blocked.  After you reset your windows firewall you’ll see the popup again once you hit the…Read more

Jeff W Dinsmore wrote:
I implemented Corepoint’s engine at my previous hospital to replace an in-house developed engine (which had previously replaced a poorly built/maintained copy of Cloverleaf running on DGUX).

There are some things that Corepoint does very well.

One is the building of HL7 variants from a sample set of HL7 (large…Read more

Jim Kosloskey wrote:
Only runs on Windows platform.

If you need to extend (every engine needs to be extended), have to use C# instead of Tcl.

Above not necessarily ‘bad’ depending on your point of view.

Building message structures from sample data very flaky in my opinion since the sample may not be representative of the potential just…Read more

James Cobane wrote:
I would be curious as to why you are considering switching.

Jim Cobane
Henry Ford Health

They seem to be very feature rich.  For example, they can build an HL7 profile based on sample messages, and this profile sounds like it basically builds the xlate for you.  

You can also test messages against the profile to see if…Read more

Kevin Kiplinger wrote:
“ClnMgrToVXU” is required in your eLink if you are going to pull the Immunization messages out of SCM. It takes care of getting most of the extra message info needed for submission to your state. A good reference SCM v5.5 document for this is in Allscripts Client Support Portal

Diana Schmidt wrote:
I am looking for help from someone who has been working on sending the Immunization Registry information from Allscripts Sunrise Clinical Manager (SCM) to Cloverleaf & then out to the http site for Missouri. I believe I need to find the ClnMgrToVXU elink translator but I am struggling to find the translator. Any help would…Read more

This works GREAT!!!!

Thanks Bill!!!

Ronald Ortiz wrote:
Hi Bill,

Don’t suppose you have a working sample I can look at?

Thanks,
-Ron

bill bearden wrote:
We created a tclproc that we use both in other tclprocs and in embedded tcl within xlates. You don’t need a separate tclproc. You could just write the code as embedded tcl…Read more

Don’t suppose you have a working sample I can look at?

Thanks,
-Ron

bill bearden wrote:
We created a tclproc that we use both in other tclprocs and in embedded tcl within xlates. You don’t need a separate tclproc. You could just write the code as embedded tcl within the xlate.

Not tested, but it goes something like…Read more

I would divide it as such:

Site:
   Proc_1
             thread
   …Read more

Vince Angulo wrote:
We’re on AIX, but used to see something similar to this on OB threads several years ago.

Ronald Ortiz wrote:

Frank Grube wrote:
Hello,

I make it simple und

Frank Grube wrote:
Hello,

I make it simple und

James Cobane wrote:
Ron,

Try using the ‘eval’ command with your ‘exec’ statement:

eval exec cmd /c E:healthvisioncis5.8integratorbinDaily_SMAT_Cycle.bat

The ‘eval’ will pass the exec and its arguments to the Tcl interpreter as a concatenated string for processing

Also, I’m not sure if you need the ‘cmd’; but I don’t do Windows….so I…Read more

Chris Williams wrote:
The short answer is: all fields that contain any of the 18 items on the list. You will have to examine the message structures you are using, field by field, and compare them to the list, with particular attention to any fields that may have been hijacked and used for PHI.

I agree with Jim K and Keith’s approach to…Read more

Chris Williams wrote:
For those who may not have had to get involved with de-identification, here is the list of 18 items that HIPAA says must be removed:

1. Names.
2. All geographic subdivisions smaller than a state, including street address, city, county, precinct, ZIP Code, and their equivalent geographical codes, except for the initial…Read more

Currently, when I click on the Shell Window in the IDE it will prompt me to enter my user ID/password.  Our server is using HCIUSER/*******.  I can telnet into the server but the environment variables aren’t automatically set.  I’d have to…Read more

 { COMP {>= 1} }
 { FOR {nmin 30} }

and

 { COMP {>= 1740} }
 { FOR {nmin 1} }

Is one better than the other?

Thanks for your quick help!

Charlie Bursell wrote:
hcixlttest

If no errors nothing returned

Hmm…so how do I get it to display an error if something is wrong?  I compiled and when it’s fine it displays nothing…so I assume it’s fine.  But I manually tweaked the xlate to cause an error so see what it looks like in the backend…and it shows nothing.  So how would I…Read more

Charlie Bursell wrote:
hcixlttest

If no errors nothing returned

Thanks!  Not sure how I never noticed that!?! 😳