I have an interface that sends hundreds of thousands of messages a day, many of them duplicative information related to aperiodic vitals ORUs into our EMR. Basically, the machine from the vendor sends out the first message, let’s say at 05:00 and then resends the same value…Read more

We’ve just upgraded from Cloverleaf 20.1 to 2022.09 for our Test system only, and we noticed the new “List All SMAT Files Under the Site” button in SMAT Database and we’re wondering if there is a setting somewhere to keep that “checked” permanently instead of having to check it each time we want to search our old SMAT files?

We…Read more

We’ve tried switching the thread to tcpip with no change in behavior.

I’ve got a handful of logs from various…Read more

I know this is an old thread but wondering if you’ve started your upgrade to 20.1.1.1 and if you’ve noticed any performance differences between that and 6.2?

-Timothy

I have the JVM Arguments as: Xmx2g I think just to see if that would help – nothing. RAM usage on the server is always on the higher side – and we just have test data so the message volume is MUCH lower…Read more

Setup Inbound thread as fileset-local with Style: single (Important if each file is a single non-base64 encoded PDF!)

I’m using a dirParse but just to skip any non-PDF file. Doesn’t do…Read more

I removed that fconfigure as well. I’m still getting just the string “%PDF-1.7” so I’m wondering if you know what would cause that to be passed from the Directory Parse tcl.

-Timothy

I removed that unnecessary read but the value being passed to me, instead of the actual PDF data, is just the string “%PDF-1.7” instead of the actual PDF that I’m feeding it as a test.

This is the relevant code snippet for my dirParse:

run {
# ‘run’ mode always has a MSGID; fetch and process it

keylget args MSGID mh

# add double quotes…

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I didn’t have the Style set to “Single” so I have changed that and bounced the process.

For the Directory Parse, I’m simply saying “PDF only” and then I have a tps on TPS Inbound Data (code snippet below) to encode the PDF:

run {
# ‘run’ mode always has a MSGID; fetch and process it

keylget args MSGID mh
package require base64

set msg…

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VisualCron can drop a PDF file to Cloverleaf for me, and I want to use a fileset-local inbound to parse the PDF, pull the file name (which will have the patient identifier like V0000011.pdf,)…Read more

I have files with a few thousand lines each that I’m running through a tcl to translate from flat file to HL7. When I run it through the interface I created (file to file), it takes hours and hours to translate one file (because of how many lines each has.) When I run the same file through the tcl Testing Tool, it takes a minute…Read more

Release is 6.1.4

I don’t have any control really over how the file is formatted but each of the fields, except the last, is a single, non-repeating field. The last field will have a variable amount of subfields, all delineated by a tilde. I’ve tried the HRL configuration but I don’t have a good way to keep looping through that last field…Read more

I was able to achieve this with a tcl script but I’m looking to see if it can be done via xlate instead using VRL.

The format of the file is varying data fields delineated by pipes | except for…Read more

SUPPRESS (kill original message)

PATHCOPY other segments as needed

ITERATE on group %g1

PATHCOPY 1(0).1(%g1).OBR(0) -> 1(0).1(0).OBR(0)

ITERATE on segment…Read more

It worked actually, I was using a bad example message where each OBR has the exact same OBXs so it looked like it was copying wrong – I used a few different messages and it worked as expected!

-Timothy

I’m reaching out by email now. Thank you!

-Timothy

The script almost worked! – it split up the message into one new one for each OBR but it copied the same OBXs from the first OBR/OBX iteration to all the rest. So I’m trying to figure out the code for the OBXs that correspond to the OBRs which I assume is similar to this code but using OBX?

if { [regexp {^OBR} $seg] } {
# start a new…Read more

Is it not feasible in tcl or just easier as an xlate? At this point, I’d be fine with either.

Right now I’m able to pull the “base HL7” out and I can pull each individual OBR but I’m having trouble getting the corresponding…Read more

Thank you! I’m still newer to Cloverleaf so how would you build the threads for this in NetConfig. Should the tcl be attached to a upoc? Sorry for the novice questions.

Anyway I can revert that change or change it somewhere outside of the GUI?