Ok thanks.

I figured querying a local table through an SQL call in the DTL would cut down on the amount of development that is needed. I created a view with only 2 columns of the data set and wrote a custom function so my other team members could use it. So far so good.

setting the following did not work  InitialExpression = {$zdt($zu(188),3,1)} as the records are being read by EnsLib.RecordMap.Service.FileService into the record map generated table, I can not get the DateInserted column to auto-populate.

Does anyone have any suggestions on getting this DateInserted column to populate as the RecordMap.Service is reading in the file?

Thanks

Scott

I think I figured it out, but could someone verify?

I am able to edit the class file in Studio to enable "DDLAllowed".

1. Then I scripted the following...

Alter table "osuwmc_Workday_DataStructures_FSINT3376ItemMaster"."Record" ADD DateInserted DateTime 

2. After I was able to add the time through SQL I was able to alter the column to set the DEFAULT = getdate()

Alter table osuwmc_Workday_DataStructures_FSINT3376ItemMaster.Record Alter DateInserted DEFAULT(getdate())

In the class file it is now showing...

Property DateInserted As %Library.TimeStamp [ InitialExpression = {$zdt($zu(188),3,1)}, SqlColumnNumber = 24 ];

I realize I can probably combine my SQL statements, but I did not use the Generator.GenerateObject(). Is this ok?

Thanks

Scott

Also how do a make a Table that was generated from RecordMap, DDL enabled?

I haven't spent any time doing anything with NACK's as of yet. I would suggest creating another post for that question to see if other Developers can help you out.

I maybe wrong... But since the native format of dates in Ensemble are not strings, unless you create a function to convert $HOROLOG into a string and set it equal to the variable of Today, I do not think this is possible. 

http://intengtest:57772/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=RCOS_vhorolog

/// Provide the current date HL7 Format YYYYMMDD
ClassMethod getCurrentDateHL7() As %Numeric
{
quit $ZDATE($H,8)
}
 

/// Compare a Message Date/Time with the CurrentDate
ClassMethod DateCompare(DateString As %String) As %Boolean [ Final ]
{
Set CurDate=$PIECE($HOROLOG,",",1)
Set MyDate=$EXTRACT(DateString,1,8)
Set TestDate=$ZDATEH(MyDate,8) //Calculation example: 20150304 - 20150306 = -2, function returns '0'
If (TestDate - CurDate < 0)
{
quit 0
}
Else
{
quit 1
}
}
 

In a Business Rule, I have used...

Yes we have played around with that setting, to no avail. Its like the Vendor just pauses sending us data, never realizes it, or restarts their connection.  Currently StayConnected is set to 120, but when they trigger this issue its like the connection is hung.

I am not quite sure I am following... osuwmc.Functions is the main class file, we store our custom functions. We have used it in many other Business rules before for other functions we have created.  So doesn't that mean osuwmc property should exists? We store all of our files under the osuwmc schema.

It appears my first attempt didn't work as expected..

ClassMethod CacheExists(table As %String, index As %String, value As %String) As %Boolean
{
set:table'["." table=$$$DefaultSchema_"."_table // support unqualified names
set class = $$$GetClassNameFromIQN(table)

quit $classmethod(class, index _ "Exists", value)
}

ERROR <Ens>ErrBPTerminated: Terminating BP SIU949502CaseRoutingRule # due to error: ERROR <Ens>ErrException: <PROPERTY DOES NOT EXIST>zevaluateRuleDefinition+193 ^osuwmc.CaseSchedulingRoutingRule.1 *osuwmc,EnsLib.HL7.MsgRouter.RoutingEngine -- logged as '-'
number - @'
if (##class(osuwmc.Functions).CacheExists(((pContext.osuwmc)_(pContext.Tecsys)_(pContext.Unit.DataTable)),(pContext.UnitID),(pContext.HL7.GetValueAt("RGSgrp("_(1)_").AIL:LocationResourceID("_(1)_").Facility.NamespaceID")))) {'
> ERROR <Ens>ErrException: <PROPERTY DOES NOT EXIST>zevaluateRuleDefinition+193 ^osuwmc.CaseSchedulingRoutingRule.1 *osuwmc,EnsLib.HL7.MsgRouter.RoutingEngine -- logged as '-'
number - @'
if (##class(osuwmc.Functions).CacheExists(((pContext.osuwmc)_(pContext.Tecsys)_(pContext.Unit.DataTable)),(pContext.UnitID),(pContext.HL7.GetValueAt("RGSgrp("_(1)_").AIL:LocationResourceID("_(1)_").Facility.NamespaceID")))) {'

So it would be like this...

ClassMethod CacheExists(table as %String , index As %String, value As %String) As %Boolean 
{
set:table'["." table=$$$DefaultSchema_"."_table // support unqualified names
set class = $$$GetClassNameFromIQN(table)

DO $classmethod(class, index _ "Exists", value)
}

So %Dictionary.CacheClassname would be my table name then? I don't have to use any :sql.... type code for it to do the lookup? What about the existing EXISTS function that already exists that is used for Data Lookup Tables (lut)?

I was able to replicate the issue this morning in our Test Interface engine. The syntax error was related to when typing in a when condition not putting the { after the HL7.

Clicked SAVE

Got…

Clicked OK

Got…

Clicked OK, screen went back to Business Rule Editor Screen

Click SAVE again and it repeats the process above

If I try to exit out of the Business Rule Editor I get…

If I click CANCEL it goes back to the Business Rule Editor

If I click LEAVE it takes me back out to the Production Configuration Screen

I open that Business Rule again by clicking on the

When the Business Rule Editor Opens…

The Syntax error is still appearing in the rule…