[Roy Osumi]

Thanks Robert for your help.  Bulkcopy idea led me to thinking differently.

I think I figured it out using pathcopy within the iteration.  I check to see if OBX#5 not null do a pathcopy.

[Roy Osumi]

Sorry Jim –

I wrote a reply but I guess I did not send it.  Jim was really close.

To get the format correct I needed to add in the space before and after the  ” AND ” for every scenario.

set a [string map

[Roy Osumi]

This works thanks for your help!

[Roy Osumi]

The examples are trying to hardcode the path in an Xlate.

[Roy Osumi]

Thanks for your help.  I will try and work this on this fix.  Is there a way  use the ID called IDa this is always the first ID and all doctors have one?

[Roy Osumi]

Yep that did the trick.  tar -xvpf filename  Awesome.  Thanks to both David and Chris for your help.

[Roy Osumi]

I tried it “tar -xvfp main_022410.tar” in AIX 5.2 I get a error message:

tar: Cannot open p: No such file or directory

AIX doesn’t seem to like the p function modifier.

I thought if I untarred as root I should get the original owners and permissions.  This was not the case for the majority of the files.  Owners were good the rights were not.  Most were  only rw-r-r where I was expecting rw-rw-r.  I even had issues with directory rights.

[Roy Osumi]

here’s an update.  Jim was able to figure this out using an Xlate.  On the inbound he used two iterates and used only one on the outbound.  Didn’t know the Xlate was capable of doing something like this. Pretty slick!

[Roy Osumi]

Thanks for the repsonses so far.

I have been trying to do this in an Xlate. I have tried it in one iteration and two or more interations.  it still outputs it in order.  Funny thing is that even though I do the logic on the OBXs with ST last whether its one iteration or mulitple the ST always come out first with my logic including the OBX  counters. So my output would look something like this:

OBX|6|ST|||a

OBX|7|ST|||

OBX|8|ST|||b-c

OBX|1|FX|||1

OBX|2|FX|||2

OBX|3|FT|||da

OBX|4|FT|||db

OBX|5|FT|||dc

Can you folks give me examples of how you would do this?  I am running CL 5.5 rev 1 on AIX 5.3.

[Roy Osumi]

Thanks for the responses.  First we are running AIX 5.2

John – I have checked tha resolv.conf file.  nameserver was correct but we had an old domain name we didn’t change.  I changed it to see if this helps.  testing looks promising so far.

Robert Milfajt – we can run just a one record data file and sent it to file or by hcishowbydest and 5.5 will take a lot longer than 5.3.

Robert – that is interesting as we do use Bulk copy on a number of xlates.  I hope this is not the case with us as we were on a tight timeline to upgrade both CL and AIX.

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