[Simone Heckmann]

Hi,

I’ve had this error as well but in a different context. On CL 6.1.x I occasionally run into the issue that any error/recovery dump (both through UI or command line) results in a DBVISTA 921.

But this only happens if NO process is running. As soon as I start any process (regardless which), the db dump works perfectly fine.

The processes themselves are not affected by the error.

I’ve seen this happen on different (Windows) installations. Has anyone else seen this?

Regards,

Simone

[Simone Heckmann]

Got it!

Combination of using local admin user instead of hciuser (even though I don’t see a difference in their privileges) to run the service plus running hcimonitord.exe and hciengine.exe in Win 7 compatibility mode did the trick!

It’s a cludge but still less messy than running it in a VM or downgrading my demo machine 😉

[Simone Heckmann]

Hi Russ,

thanks, I already tried the compatibility mode for hcimonitord.exe, but that didn’t make a difference. What bugs me most about this is that I had it all up and running without any trouble a couple of weeks ago and then it just stopped working!

Regards,

Simone

[Simone Heckmann]

Hi David,

so far, we’ve only seen this happening on Windows machines, where the host server is usually startet with the service.

In this context, what is the “right” environment and how do I check this?

If I understand you correctly, (re-)starting the hciss via command line might cause the java driver threads to behave differently?

Could you please elaborate?

Thanks.

By the way, we’ve just had the same error again with another customer!

This is a freakin epidemic!

[Simone Heckmann]

Hi,

I agree with the above requests: We definitely need a master view and a way to assign views to groups.

Additional enhancement requests from our users:

* Support for LDAP nested Groups

* Alert messages should be listed in chronological order (AR 12891)

* Thread Notes symbol should only appear in ListViewTab, if the thread has any notes attached

* The ThreadGridWidget should be removable in Site Dashboard, because it’s redundant if you use the NetConfigWidget instead. Right now the ThreadGrid can’t be removed.

* Thread Statistics in ListViewTab are missing in Subviews if “Preferences > System > View > Show Subview Content in Parent View” is checked.

By the way, I think defining a view once as administrator and creating user views that have this view as subview and nothing else kind of gives you a way to “assign” views. You’ll still have to create a seperate view per user but once this is done you’ll be able to manage all views by just changing the one administrator view.

The preference  System > View > Show Subview Content in Parent View hides the fact that the assigned view is a subview from the user.

Unfortunately there’s the issue with the missing thread statistics mentioned above…

Regards,

Simone

[Simone Heckmann]

Hi,

FHIR DSTU2 is out for the Paris connectathon in May!

http://www.hl7.org/FHIR/2015May/index.html

The Schemas compile well in CL 6+.

There are two errors due to some files not having a root element, but you can just ignore them.

But be warned: Compiling all Resources will take approx. 30 minutes.

Here’s a zip of the already compiled schemas, just unzip to your sites /formats/xml folder and you’re done:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49322447/FHIR_DSTU2_052015.zip

I’ve been doing quite a lot of work with FHIR and Cloverleaf.

You can read about it on my blog:

http://www.fhirabend.de/search/label/English%20Posts

Have fun!

Simone

[Simone Heckmann]

Nope, same result.

I think that global only exists in the xlate test tool.

I just tried route test an the variable wasn’t filled either.

So it’s not test vs. engine but rather xlateTest vs. rest of the world

Does anyone know of another way to access the name of the current xlate file from within an xltp?

Thanks for your assistance, Charlie!

[Simone Heckmann]

Hi,

I’ve tried to incorporate the xlateName into an xltp proc by reading the above mentioned global variable.

Code:

upvar _XIO_DefFileName defFileName
echo “defFileName = [array get defFileName]”
set xlateName $defFileName(xltLoadDef-recid)

This works perfectly fine in the testing tool.

Code:

Please Wait ……
Command Issued: hcixlttest -i -e latin1 -d 1 -f eof HL7_SY011_A01.xlt D:/Cloverleaf/cis5.8/integrator/_demo/testdaten
Command output:

defFileName = xltLoadDef-recid D:/Cloverleaf/cis5.8/integrator/_demo/Xlate/HL7_SY011_A01.xlt

However, deploying the same proc outside the testing tool returns an error:

Code:

errorInfo:
can’t read “defFileName(xltLoadDef-recid)”: no such variable
   while executing
“set xlateName $defFileName(xltLoadDef-recid) ”
   (procedure “HC_xlog” line 11)
   invoked from within
“HC_xlog 1”

defFileName =

…thus rendering the idea – neat as it is – useless.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Maybe something wrong with the upvar stack level?

Greetings

Simone

[Simone Heckmann]

Hi,

I see this Error everytime I start a thread for the very first time. My guess is that the ecd file ist only created after the first message is logged to the thread’s SMAT.

I’ve so far ignored the Error since it doesn’t seem to cause any trouble and only appears on the very first startup of each thread.

I guess when they created the dependency checks, they just missed the point that a non-existing ecd-file is perfectly normal, if a thread never smatted anything in his life.

Best wishes

Simone

[Simone Heckmann]

Hi,

maybe you’d like to join this discussion:

https://usspvlclovertch2.infor.com/viewtopic.php?t=4514&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

?

8)

[Simone Heckmann]

It’s probably grayed out because the mode is “ClientAnon” by default. Change it to  “Client” and the fields will come alive.

Fun fact: The before mentioned error which occures when you’re not licenced to use the feature, prevents your process from starting up, hence you can’t access the logs on the IDE to find the information, that you’re missing the license.

You’ll probably have to dig out the logs from the file systems to confirm whether your licence is valid.

Greetings

Simone

[Simone Heckmann]

Ryan Wilson wrote:

Here are the errors from the process log.

[pdl :PDL :ERR /0:

[Simone Heckmann]

Hi,

not sure about this, but if the connection is refused each time the EDM tries to reconnect maybe configuring your IB-thread as multiserver might help. My guess is that the EDM closes its socket each time after writing a message but somehow the connection still blocks the socket so that any attempt to reconnect fails.

With a multiserver thread the EDM should be able to reconnect even if the previous connection is still dangling around.

Sorry, that’s not really a solution to your problem but maybe a workaround…

Hope this helps a little,

Simone

[Simone Heckmann]

Hi,

MLLP usually means, that you need to use the pdl-tcpip protocol with “mlp_tcp.pdl” as PDL.

In order to use the SSL feature you need to be licenced to use the secure server module in Cloverleaf.

In case you’re not licenced, cloverleaf will tell you so in the logs:

Code:

[prod:prod:INFO/0:       conn_1:06/01/2012 14:43:38] Applying EO config: ”
You do not seem to be licensed to run Add-on Module cl-aom-ssl.
Contact your Customer Service Representative for assistance.
Exiting

Greetings

Simone

[Simone Heckmann]

Hi,

you could give this a try:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/tclodbc/

It’s an open source package without support an some not-so-good ratings.

But I got it to work. If it’s just a straight forward insert statement you’re aiming for, there’s probably not too much that can go wrong.

The package contains documentation and some neat code samples.

Greetings,

Simone

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