[Virginia Everett]

I did and did see the values needed.

set dvr_ctl_str [msgmetaget $mh DRIVERCTL]
set ib_file_name [keylget dvr_ctl_str FILENAME]

did the job to get the path and filename.

Thanks,

[Virginia Everett]

http://www.infor.com/company/webcasts/healthcare/healthcarearchive/20130125-cloverleaf-integration?stage=form_submitted

[Virginia Everett]

Hi,

Are you working with an Unix box as your engine server?

Thanks, Virginia

[Virginia Everett]

I noted that the Process Log file views do allow you to interact with the Network Monitor.  I have put in an enhancement request for the notes.

[Virginia Everett]

Hi,

We are on 5.7.  I have not had issues with this in the past.  It has been a matter of reindexing and the proc is there.  I plan on off hours to bring the site down and back up – but wanted to see if there was something I might be missing.  Thanks,

[Virginia Everett]

Jim I saw your entry and tried a reindex on a running proc and found that the tcl proc is still not listed for the either the Netconfig nor the testing tool though I see it in the tclIndex file of the tclprocs for the site in question.  Any other suggestions? Thanks,

[Virginia Everett]

Here is the example.  The @aliasCount is not reconized as an index.

[Virginia Everett]

Thanks Charlie that was what I was thinking of.

[Virginia Everett]

Thanks – I will give that a try.  Virginia

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