For my example, our system generates an ORU results with a single OBX segment where the entire body of text resides in OBX:5 (a repeating field). There are several…Read more

The older code now generates a file not found error. I played around with it but could not get it to work. I can run it directly from the…Read more

(?s) – this tells the regex parser to run with effective flag: s
Where the s modifier means Dot expression matches newline characters.

Here’s a really good online tool I use to test complex regular…Read more

It allows me to type a really long comment with embedded newlines that I use to explain something complicated and only shows as on line in the xlate.

To get multiline comments, I just add multiple comments lines
     when I want to show a longer on screen comment. Plus, I
     can indent the second+ lines on…Read more

In the meantime, you can use the hcismatdb tool (available from this forum) from Charlie Bursell to pull out…Read more

The issue was a missing line in the PC’s local client.ini file.

File: C:cloverleafcis6.1integratorclientclient.ini
Added missing line under the INI heading…Read more

https://usspvlclovertch2.infor.com/viewtopic.php?t=5946

There are a half dozen or so CloverTech articles on this subject that have some basic code to get you in the ball park. Try searching “calculate age” while checking the “all” box on the CloverTech search screen.

You will find that age calculations using CLOCK SCAN can be difficult and inaccurate do to…Read more

‘IF’ statements and simple MATH statements are pretty straight forward to perform…Read more

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Also, note you need to have the HL7 2.4 variant named “quantros_adt” in your formats directory. Otherwise you’ll get a variant not found error and the GUI will ask you to reconfigure (select a valid variant) the xlate file.

In your case, just open a new file in a text editor (i.e., Notepadd++, UltraEdit, PSpad, or even [gulp] Windows Notepad) and paste the contents of the xlate file. Then, *Save* the file in your site’s Xlate directory with…Read more

For example, your code works just fine when I tested it with an A07 message…Read more

If this is the case then you’ll need to enable_all engine output on the B_in thread and try the resend again…Read more

The HL7 message is not malformed. The sending system is using the curly brace as the sub-comp separator, which does follow the HL7 guidelines. Cloverleaf is supporting the curly brace as a sub-component separator as well. The only error I found here is the extraction of an HL7 component, the assumed length of the component field, the…Read more

In the Copy stmt you are sending in two dates separated by a curly brace and then treating the entire component as a scalar value. In trying to extract the second date with the crange fn based on the…Read more

Back in 2013 with v5.8, I did a special high performance test using millions of “normal” sized ADT (250 – 1500 byte) messages to test three possible route scenarios within the engine. One was using TCP/IP hops, the second using a recirculating thread where OB msgs are flipped over to the IB queue using a TCL…Read more

Since 5.0, I’ve had a lot of success avoiding the bottle neck of…Read more

It sounds like you are wanting to issue pstop, and possibly pstart, commands from an outside utility to any number of threads, even across sites. As you can see from the help file, the only required field is the process. This is because this utility passes…Read more

As…Read more

Regarding the crc32 code: it’s an included package with TCL (package require crc32). I have never done a performance…Read more

When you open a normal HL7 message file, Notepadd++ sees the CR at the end of the “first line” an then assumes the file opened a Mac generated file. Which is good and desirable for us.

For cloverleaf, which is designed to…Read more

Having said that, I have a script that uses a generated CRC32 value…Read more

If you opened the OB SAMTdb by right clicking a thread in the NetMonitor and choosing “SMAT -> Open Outbound”, then the SMATdb tool will open the file for you, but it also creates a “hidden” search criteria of “META  Save Context == outbound”. You can find “feature” this…Read more

The problem appeared when we resent a few ADT messages from the ADT root thread to the NICU group. Once the messages hit the middle man…Read more

My (hopeful) guess is most software will continue to run on Win7 for many years to…Read more

Running Win 7 Pro in a VMware virtual machine…Read more

Thanks!

There…Read more

Formatting names is a messy business which is why PID:5 is coded to separate names into many discrete elements.

The real trick is determining if any of the list elements in xlateInVals is blank or null. I…Read more

Quote:
Here is my Post Proc:
echo out
set nospace [string trimright [lindex $xlateInVals 0]]
echo
set xlateOutVals

echo

Cloverleaf does not honor/allow the use of set xlateOutVals in a Xlate Pros-Proc snippet. As I recall, the post proc is called after the xlate assignment to the destination path(s). That is why your echo statements…Read more

The brute force solution is to use a script to write the RTF to a file and have MS Word convert it to Plain Text and then load the resulting file back into your script. Of course, if you are not on a Windows…Read more