All internal computations involving integers are done calling on the LibTomMath multiple precision integer library as required so that all integer calculations are performed exactly. Note that in Tcl releases prior to 8.5, integer calculations were performed with one of the C types long int or Tcl_WideInt,…Read more

Code:

set inval1 [ lindex $xlateInVals 0 ]
set inval2 [ lindex $xlateInVals 1 ]
set testValue [ lindex […Read more

Here is a basic proc that shows how you use the DRIVERCTL metadata

   switch -exact -- $mode {
       start {
           # Perform special init functions
 …Read more

First, there is the question of inbound vs outbound.

Both Fileset-FTP and Fileset-Local handle the inbound the same way, by default they will read everything in the…Read more

Code:

       set filename $args
       package require TclCurl
       package require base64
       echo filename:$filename
       set…Read more

You have several choices about how to tackle this, you can go with a completely TCL-upoc method or you can go with building your output format as a VRL with the separator being a pipe.  Once you have created the VRL and mapped the information in the segments to that VRL then…Read more

but not:
rad_data_file.txt

The first one works because the period is a wildcard but if you really want to match the period then you would have to escape it:

rad_data_file.txt

4.3 on a windows 2003 server

4.4 on redhat linux

We are in the process of the upgrade from 4.3 to 4.4 but it is challenging because there is not a simple process to upgrade.  4.4 is definitely where you are going to want to go because it sends much faster and is better in every way that we have seen up to this…Read more

Code:

   proc Alert { client type msg } {
   
    variable SS_INBOUND_DIR
    variable error_event
   
    set alert_file [file join…Read more

James’ suggestion sounds good in theory but it does not make much sense that it is only happening sometimes if…Read more

Elden Jahnke wrote:
Fair enough

What information you need? I will upload it

Well, what I would probably need is the installation media for 5.4.1.  I do not think that the libraries are your problem but without looking into the installation script and seeing what it is supposed to do next it is difficult to determine what the problem is.  I…Read more

When you install Redhat it sets up the /tmp partition in the default partition table as a separate file system.  That file system is mounted with a “noexec” flag.  The…Read more

It is quick and does what you are looking for.

Try this on for size:

set testmessage [ lindex $indexData 0…Read more

Jim Kosloskey wrote:
The Xlate always tries to generate a message.

Even if you do CONTINUE or SEND the Xlate will output one more message unless you do a SUPPRESS.

So what SUPRESS means is kill the message this Xlate would produce (with or without CONTINUE or SEND).

Where you place it is up to you.

If you unilaterally SUPPRESS by placing it…Read more

One thing I would also ask is why the -R on the hcimsiutil?  Seems to me that all you are really looking for is the -Z to zero out the statistics…shared memory regions and semaphores do not always play as nicely as you would…Read more

How about this, derive the second number in whatever way that you need to (lets call that X).  Pad that value to the right with either a replicate command as Steve describes or with a format command.  Then add the value of the first…Read more

The real problem will be if the HL7…Read more

1.  The inbound directory parse script gets as its argument the list of files in the directory.  Whether you process the file or not (and in what order) is determined by the list that is returned in the disposition.  From the…Read more