We have a set of some fairly standard HL7 interfaces that usually end up doing about 90% of the same thing as every other interface.  I'd really like to be able to write a script that I can modify some text, and have it create Services, Processes, Operations, DTL and Business Rules.

So, let me provide a more concrete example: I feel capable of a writing to and replacing variables within a text file, different process.

I want to write the values that are stored in an array into the OBX 5 field.  The text in MyArray(1) will go in the the first OBX 5 field.  Then the text in MyArray(2) will populate the next OBX 5 field. 

My question is how do you format the Set > Action Tab > Value entry so that it pulls the data from MyArray(source.{PIDgrpgrp().ORCgrp().OBXgrp().OBX:SetIDOBX})

I know the array is ok, because when I hard code MyArray(2) in the Set > Action Tab > Value, then the OBX lines contain the correct element in MyArray(2).  When I drop source.{PIDgrpgrp().ORCgrp().OBXgrp().

Hi, I'm still very much new at Ensemble DTL.  I am trying to set up an algorithm that requires loading fields from an OBX into an Array.  I don't think that I know how to iterate through the OBXs.  I know that there is a "for loop", that I will try to play with, but in the mean time, could someone tell me what is wrong with the following?

For example the code below works when I hard code the number 1 in OBXgrp(1)

 set addarray(1) = source.GetValueAt("PIDgrpgrp(1).ORCgrp(1).OBXgrp(1).OBX:ObservationValue(1)")
 
 write addarray(1)
 

I get the value that I expect.

While I am not new to HL7, I am very new to Ensemble.   

We have a request to change the order in which the Addenda segments are sent to the client.