Thanks, you are a wealth of knowledge. I’ll double-check the variant tomorrow, but all the information you provided has me on track. For some reason I was thinking I was going to have to create my own counter for each group.

Thanks again!!!

Shaun

You did give me a copy, and I have it…somewhere.

Thanks.

Test message is below. The only way I can think of to resolve that issue is if the message is an A08 and PV1.44 is null, then pass the message. Added to that my previous…Read more

Thanks, but I have the following code in the proc to pull the message type:

          set msg_type [lindex [split $msh_seg |] 8]
          Result:  ADT^A08

Either way works, although I like your suggestion better. But I’m having trouble with the syntax of how to pass the message if it is not an A08 before it runs through the entire…Read more

I’ll give it a try as soon as I have time. This is my first time working with the clock command and I was not clear on the syntax.

I really appreciate everyone’s help!!!

Going off of Jeff’s suggestion, we obtain the date values, convert  those values to Julian date, then determine if the admit date is greater than the message date, and if it is, then block the message. I realized the Julian date does not calculate from an epoch, but from January 1st of the given year. That

Take a look at this post by Garry Fisher.

https://usspvlclovertch2.infor.com/viewtopic.php?t=308&highlight=table+creator

I have used it several times and it works well. I think you’ll have to convert your spreadsheet into a csv before using though.

With the information you provided, and a little tweaking on my part, it is working perfectly.

Thank you very much for you help!!!

It is real close. It works if the search value is found, but if it is not found, it is only copying the last 4 digits, when I need the entire original number without the leading zero.

I’ll keep working on it.

Thnanks again.

I’ll give this a try.

set indata [lindex $xlateInVals 0]
set xlateOutVals ]

Hereby I would like you thank you for your interest in the Doctools XML.
Last week I have been contacted by a number of people who have shown interest and I understand that this is due to a post on the Clovertech forum.

Although we are pleased by the…Read more

We are on CSC 4.3 on a Red Hat Linux platform. We currently have 2 client connections and are on the verge of adding 2 more; with many more on the horizon. The first installation did not go as smoothly as expected (there is a learning curve), but the 2nd one went…Read more

The # 3 segment encountered ‘GT1’ is out of order for message type ‘ADT_A04’.  Segment ignored.

The GT1 segment is not the #3 segment in the inbound message.

Any ideas?

I’m using the xlate testing tool, and I am receiving no error messages.

The basis for the GT1 iteration appears correct.

Type:  segment
Basis: 0(0).GT1
Variable: %s1

I have even tried removing the pathcopy for the GT1 segment and attempted to copy just a few fields, but the output still stops with the PD1 segment.

  set segmentList [split $msg r]
  foreach segment $segmentList {
 …Read more

Thanks again.

FAILED

[0:TEST] Unrecognized field name ‘Partial path resolution not yet implemented for HRL formats header.gl_header.[0]’
[0:TEST] Unable to compile IN list ‘{header.gl_header.[0]}’
[0:TEST]…Read more

Made a copy of the pdl:  tcp_acknak1.pdl
Ran: cat tcp_acknak1.pdl | tr -d “15” > tcp_acknak.pdl
Compiled:  hcipdc tcp_acknak.pdl

I made a few minor changes, but the value of $dr_cd_in_msg returns the following: {} {} {}

Can you tell what I’m missing in the code?

$proc filter_nonphys_hpf_hpp { args } {

I used the code from Charlie and it worked as expected. i.e. ~(815)555-1234CF

Now I just have to remove the tilde and I’m all set.

Thanks again.

I thought the same thing, but when I ran a few messages through a hex editor the was not present.

I’m not sure what specifis you are looking for, but I have it set up as:

PROTOCOL:pdl-tcpip
PDL: mlp_tcp.pdl
Configured as a client with the host and port number
Auto-Reconnect is checked with a Reopen time of 5

Please let me know if there…Read more