Kinda kludgy, but I would tend to have the proc just move the file(s) from your hold directory to another directory where you have a file-based inbound thread looking that will then pick up the files and route and translate them.  The ADT can continue through it’s routing/translation.  Granted, there is the non-zero chance that if t…Read more

We’ve been doing device integration for years here.  Currently, we are on the same Cloverleaf platform as you are, and are also using Epic.  We have feeds from Philips IBE, and Capsule(technically also Philips).  I’ve attached a snippet of our NetConfig for our BMDI site, hopefully it will get through.  There are are also several oth…Read more

Looks like somewhere along the way you lost the check if the id retrieved is the MRN.  The section:

set mrn [hl7::get_field hl7 PID.3($i).1]
if { [string equal $mrn “”] eq 1} {
lappend dispList “CONTINUE $mh”
}
set found_mrn $mrn

Should be more…Read more

After going through the repetitions of PID-3 to (hopefully) find the MRN, you set a variable, errormsg to “”.  Then it looks like you’re building an email, regardless if you’re going to be sending it or not.  You then check if errormsg is “”, which it will always be, as you n…Read more

Also, I’m thinking that it should be $hl7 in the call to get_field, not hl7.  You want to pass the content of the variable, not the name of it.

Also,…Read more

Congrats on the retirement!  Pretty sure the first time I met you was at my Level 1 training WAY back in January, 1995!  It’s been a pleasure working with you throughout the years.  We always knew we’d get an answer to whatever question we had once Rob got involved.

Now go use up those frequent flyer miles you must’ve accumulated th…Read more

CHiep1 /cloverleaf/cis20.1/integrator/bin
$ getconf KERNEL_BITMODE
64

That being said, when yo…Read more

1. Testing – Our testing was based on identifying a several dozen key interfaces and focusing on them.  We also made sure we had a good diversity of systems(e.g. ADT-only, radiology, lab, ca…

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Doesn’t look to me like you actually have any error.  Looks like you’re in debug mode, so it’s listing out the entire PDL code.  That “error” you’ve highlighted is what would happen if the switch statement evaluates to “input-error”.  Other options are “no-match” and “default”.

Seems like you have your engine output jacked WAY up on…Read more

I will say that we, as a best practice, do not doing filtering wi…Read more

If you’re using more straight-forward routing, it could depend on how you’re “deleting” the message.  If you’re simply KILL’ing it in a pre-proc on the d…Read more

Sad indeed.  Greg helped us set up our first HA failover scripts “back in the day”, and some other scripts that we still use to this day.  Sorry to hear of his passing.

-TIM

You could just look in the hcimonitord.log file in the $HCISITEDIR/exec/hcimonitord directory.  It should show the name of the alrt file used when starting the monitor daemon.  Here’s what mine looked like when using an alert file called diff_file.alrt:

[prod:prod:INFO/0:_hcimonitord_:05/17/2023 16:54:34] Copyright (c) 2022 Infor. A…Read more

That being said, we do…Read more

If you’re on a version before this was added, it depends on how deep you want to go d…Read more

I also set up environment variables, oldroot and newroot, and…Read more

HTH,

TIM

We’ve actually used both configurations.  Starting off, I’ll say that we’re on AIX, and use LPAR’s for our machines.  For many years we used an Active:Active set up, and several years ago moved to an Active:Passive setup.  The main reason at that time was actually driven by our hardware group.  They found, at the time, that it was…Read more

We just installed the newest version within the last couple of months, so have not had the…Read more

Based on what you show here, and the process log, it pretty much looks like you’re not getting acknowledgements from the receiving system(to_logi_appt).  You can see the timeout in…Read more

I don’t think that encapsulation is something you need to be concerned about.  If the messages did not conform to the MLLP standard, they’d never make it into the engine in the first place, let alone be able to duplicate themselves.  Your process log would just be filled with the dreaded, “No match: no more phrases to try”…Read more

If you’re referring to sending patient vitals from bedside/surgical devices to an EMR, yes, we are here at Trinity, if indirectly.  We have such interfaces at several of our hospitals.  The data comes from the device, then to a database server, either directly or through a terminal server, which then sends the data on to Cloverleaf.…Read more

So, let’s say you have a saved message file where the .idx is 10Mb, and the .msg is 20Mb.  When you…Read more

You can get at the thread names as I mentioned above.  For the process names, you can get them from the process directory names, rather than NetConfig.  This is, of course, assuming your exec/processes…Read more

foreach threadNameLower [array names hostData] {
  set…Read more

In the event of a…Read more

HTH,
TIM

We went through a similar process here about a month ago when we…Read more

I guess a lot would depend on the scope of your move.  Are you physically moving the machines, or is there new hardware in the new data center?  Will the machines be getting new DNS names/IP addresses?

If it’s a physical move, with no name/address change, then it should be as simple as shutting down the current sites(as noted above by…Read more