Sometimes it’s difficult to determine “list” contexts.
If cloverleaf interprets it as a scalar, you will see this.

There is a whole chapter on Namespaces.

A quick sketch on namespaces with regard to your variable issue is that…Read more

One other note is that TrxId is not the determiner of message parts, the TrxId only determines the Path that the message will follow.  If you are trying to change from an…Read more

Say you have a variable with quotes, commas and all sorts of nasty characters.
Let’s call this variable  $salad  .

You would then say:

db eval {INSERT INTO MyTable VALUES (:OldMid, NULL, :Timestamp, :salad)}

The Colon syntax causes sqlite to do the variable unpacking itself, preventing both weird character…Read more

If timing is not critical, it might be simpler to…Read more

Code:

[cmd :cmd :INFO/0:scc_interface_xlate:07/23/2015 10:05:03] Doing 'xrel_post' command with args ''
[pdl :read:DBUG/2:adtord_from_uh:07/23/2015 10:05:03] Events: E 0, R 8, W 0
[pdl :PDL :DBUG/1:adtord_from_uh:07/23/2015 10:05:03]…Read more

One thing you need to remember using an outside FTP facility, you need to first transfer the file and then rename it on your side for pickup.  Rename is an atomic operation that won’t ball you…Read more

If you expect to extract a scalar out of xlateInVals ALWAYS do a

set myvar [lindex…Read more

I would get the formal specs…Read more

As for the variable replacements, the colons ( : ) replace the $ in variables.

If you have a TCL variable in your script – $ThisIsMyData your query…Read more

Don’t enclose your variables in single quotes.  Single quotes prevent “magic” replacement of variables.
Use the syntax :variable (replacing the $ with a : ).  This removes the variable replacement function from TCL and hands that responsibility to SQLite.

Quoting can be tricky.  You might want to try enclosing your query with…Read more

https://www.sqlite.org/tclsqlite.html

If you want more in-depth information for using SQLite at the command prompt, the tutorial at:

http://www.tutorialspoint.com/sqlite/

is very good.

db1 eval {INSERT INTO t1 VALUES(5,:bigstring)}

The use of “:” instead of “$” before the name of a variable can sometimes be useful if the SQL text is enclosed in double-quotes “…” instead of curly-braces {…}. When the SQL is contained within double-quotes “…” then TCL will do the substitution…Read more

30 05 * * * hci /usr/local/bin/CycleSomeThreads.sh >> /var/log/cyclethreads.log

I did this because our LIS would process orders quicker than ADTs, and we…Read more

[tcp :read:ERR /0:   save_trans:02/25/2015 11:44:18] Raw read failed: Connection reset by peer
[tcp :read:ERR /0:   save_trans:02/25/2015…Read more

SQLite Documentation
TCL Use of SQLite
SQL Command Reference

select msg
from transindex as idx
left join translist as tr on tr.msgnum = idx.msgnum

where msh09 = ‘ORU^R01’
and PV1_3 like ‘ULBD%’
and pid05 like ‘SMITH^JO%’

I send messages to a capture site (to prevent site…Read more

Code:

===== Variable Dictionary ====                                                                          
PriorityString (?)- Input to and local variable in function TranslatePriorities.
                     …Read more