[Tom Canavan]

That’s right! I get what you’re saying now. Instead of using the raw data from PV1.3 I’ll convert it to generic values in the TrxId proc and make a manageable set of routes that way. Thanks!

[Tom Canavan]

Thanks Mark. My problem is that I have more than A and B.

More specifically, I’m creating the TrxId by concatenating PV1.3 and MSH.9. There are over 1,000 combinations and I want to find a way to route the messages without having to code each TrxId route.

[Tom Canavan]

Thanks Charlie. I didn’t really want to build my own table but it was looking like I might need to. Then I got the answer from posting my question in a different way. It turned out when I was trying to convert using tr I was using the decimal value of the character and not the octal. A quick change and it’s working fine. I’m going to look into what CP037 will do. I’ve never worked with anything but binary and ascii encoding options.

[Tom Canavan]

Russ, you’re a lifesaver. I wasn’t using the octal value when I used tr. That works.

[Tom Canavan]

Thanks for the answers. I did check the index file and it looked ok with permissions. I tried stopping the process, deleting the index file and letting it rebuild it. It still sent the error for a while but then stopped. I don’t know if it’s possible but I think the file it was processing might have had something off about it’s permissions. Everything seems fine now.

[Tom Canavan]

I don’t see an attachment. I only see [/img] under your question.

[Tom Canavan]

I posted this question recently under the Operating Systems forum. You can see the response I got here –

https://usspvlclovertch2.infor.com/viewtopic.php?t=7057&highlight=

This has a few links to answers.

[Tom Canavan]

I knew it sounded too simple.  🙂

[Tom Canavan]

The outbound queue depth alert should give you what you’re looking for. You can specify how many messages you want to trigger the alert.

[Tom Canavan]

Thanks. That’ll be helpful. I’ll read through the links.

[Tom Canavan]

Keith, Thanks for that formatting information. I never went looking for that but I can certainly use a longer name in the connection column for hciconnstatus. I’m implementing a 30 character field right now.

[Tom Canavan]

Thanks for everyone’s help. I was away last week and couldn’t try it until now. I found that using the virtual IP address worked and the GUI displays fine now.

[Tom Canavan]

Thanks. I’m toying with a few different possibilities. I’ll be sure to post my solution when I get one.

[Tom Canavan]

Has this been solved? It’s exactly what I’m working on right now and it would be great if there was an answer. Thanks.

[Tom Canavan]

Jim, I think you’re probably right. We’ve tried working with support and changed a variety of client.ini and server.ini settings without success. I’ll need to work with our network team to get this resolved. Thanks everyone for all the ideas.

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