go to post Paul Hula · Nov 16, 2023 Hi Thom, I suggest you don’t use recordmapper at all or DTLs neither are good for very wide csvs, use a file reader and save the input to a quickstream. Pass the stream id to a custom process which walks the quickstream changes each line and saves to a new quick stream, pass final quickstream to outbound. This will prevent sending individual lines to processes or Dtls (which if your csv is huge would be a massive overhead). You can contact me and I’d be happy to help.
go to post Paul Hula · Jul 29, 2022 Patrick,. You do realise this post is 6 years old?, subscriptions is certainly not an immature FHIR technology, it wasn't 6 years ago and now is borderline an essential part of a a useful FHIR service and HealthShare/HealthConnet/HealthRandomWord doesn't support it still without a lot of custom work.
go to post Paul Hula · Aug 28, 2021 For those that care (?) in the end I had to write my own handlers using some undocumented hooks in the ISC code and a LOT of trail and error, plus some custom operations/processes etc. It was a painful process to get to work (but eventually did).
go to post Paul Hula · May 23, 2020 Hi All, Thanks for the replies, I certainly haven't explained the problem very well!, so short summary; CSP page shows file browser (working) that takes a stream (working) sends the file to a Method (working) and then returns a new file into the same CSP page session (not working) I appreciate this means the CSP will be "stuck" while the method creates the new file. I have limited access to change any of this under the hood to send to a directory or use an integration engine or any other alternative. For Excel we use activate, as said the Excel and sending the file is not the problem. Regards
go to post Paul Hula · May 22, 2020 Hi Henrique, Not exactly, the excel isn't the problem, it's when I return the XLS to the browser I need the browser to interprut it as a attachment, the problem is the %response creation.
go to post Paul Hula · Sep 4, 2019 The use case is some live software is not creating legacy index "sometime", logic looks good but some "combination" misses the index create. In test works fine. SO want to add lots of auditing and have a common call to an debug audit to record variables, objects etc. Hence want to record the name of the variable used when calling the audit.Anyway the $STACK pointed me at what I need and its all done and working...Thanks!
go to post Paul Hula · Apr 6, 2017 Graham, It will certainly be that your OBX's aren't at OBX (probably at OBXgrp.OBX), this is easy to confirm, hover over the OBX segment in the trace view just before the HL7 goes to the router with the rule, this will show what name the OBX is actually under. Regards
go to post Paul Hula · Jan 26, 2017 Hi Christian, You don't need to run the install demo command and create a demo installation (but this can help), you can manually create each HS namespace you need, you can do this from the Healthshare portal manager, there is a Wizard and you select Bus/Edge/etc, this will then create the HS namespace you need.As for export all of the HS configuration options from Dev (I'm assuming including subscriptions etc?) there isn't (too my knowledge) a standard way to do this. It would be best to create an install script (using the standard %Installation scripts (look at the one for MU2 as an example)) to create all the items you want. Ofcourse this will be based on you manually pulling the data out of dev. You can alternatively find the location of all the settings and write your own export. I would suggest you ask a third party to help with this as I know many of them have these tools already. This is all IMHO..!
go to post Paul Hula · Oct 10, 2016 Open "|CPIPE|":("dir":"R"):5 Use "|CPIPE|" Read sLine:5 Close "|CPIPE|" Replace "dir" with your command, If you care about all the responses you'll need to do multiple read's and check $ZEOF or a timeout.
