Hi Touggourt,
We currently use an SMTP SMS service but previously we have also used an App called Pushover which worked pretty well. The only downside is that you require it to be installed on each device but I seem to recall that the one time cost wasn't that much but they also provided a free trial to see if it was appropriate for what you need it for.
There's also this guide that may help
Sending Alerts to Mobile Phone using Pushover from HTTP.OutboundAdapter | IDC
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This is really useful, thank you.
I often have to look in the Community forum when it comes to handling dates and times.
Hello very helpful community,
My name is Ewan Whyte and I'm based in the UK and I work within the NHS as a developer (so patients need not worry that I am providing their clinical care).
I like working with SQL, C++ and ObjectScript (of course), pretty sure that I don't have any areas of expertise except but I am getting pretty good at correcting my own mistakes.
If it weren't for having to work, I would attend as many gigs as possible as listening to live music is so addictive.
Thank you Laura, I had never used those before but it worked perfectly for what I needed.
Lots of familiar names on here that have helped me out so many times. Many thanks to all of you.
Thanks Evgeny,
I've never used Open Exchange as I thought that it was just for apps. Not really sure on what I would need to do to publish on there 😊
I currently have a router that feeds a Business Process, however I wish to introduce another router that also feeds the same Business Process but I want the new router to take priority over the existing. Is this possible? Can I set those messages to "Top of the queue"?
I did think about copying the existing process and directing the new router traffic to that but I worry about maintaining the two processes
Thanks for the help.
Thanks Enrico however I'm not entirely sure what you mean in the first part referencing the payload section.
I will look to explore the options on FHIRPath to see what that is all about.
Hi Halim,
I've got a custom function that calls a SP and it appears to work now and again.
It appears that the function appears to be caching previous results? The only way I've been able to get it to work with the correct result is either by sending the same message multiple times or restarting the router which isn't ideal. Have you come across this before?
Thanks
Thanks for coming back to me Robert, I ended up resorting to using a count to make make my decision for INSERT or UPDATE as I couldn't get the method to work.
I think that the document you mentioned and that was the same one I quoted. Perhaps I'll just stick to the classic methods rather than using INSERT OR UPDATE.
Thank you.
Thank you for your help, I'm now getting results back from my stored procedure. I did have one problem though, when the wizard created the ClassMethod it wrapped the stored procedure name in double quotes and as a result HS couldn't find it when connecting to the server. Once removed the method, worked like a treat.
Thanks again.
I've just exported the schema and edited it within notepad++ and then imported the schema back into HS.