2014.1.4 (Build 803_2U)
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2014.1.4 (Build 803_2U)
If I put a short value like "test" in there it encodes, then I copy the base64 and it decodes. If I copy a real base64 CCD it errrors out. Is it a character limitation?
Similar error.
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It's a CCDA in base64
Here is the base64 of this CCDA (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chb/sample_ccdas/master/Allscripts%20…) using this utility (https://sourceforge.net/projects/base64/)
Replaced base64 text with link to it.
Bingo! Thanks, you and Alexander both lead me to the resolution.
I'm new to this so I'm sure it's me, but I get
do ^%GSIZE
Directory name: /hs/data/mgr/ensemble/ =>
All Globals? No => No
Global ^
0 globals selected from 187 available globals.
No globals were selected!
Can you tell me the specific syntax? Should I just be able to run %SYS.GlobalQuery?
Bingo! Thanks!
This worked like a charm, thanks! What I didn't realize is that using commands in studio vs. cscession hiecontroller is different. Can I check the size of a specific table?
Can I reference this same value in a DTL? I want to map it to a property of my message.
This worked
HS.IHE.XDSb.RepositoryServices > HS.IHE.XDSb.DocumentSource.Operations
Perfect, Thanks!
I found it. HL7.Source
Figured it out.
target.{PIDgrpgrp().ORCgrp().OBXgrp(1).OBX:5.2}
Worked! Thanks Ryan.
That did the trick! I thought I had tried that but I think the test interface added more " for some reason.
Thanks for the note on the nullify. These are A04s and A08s from ambulatory, so I wouldn't think PV1-45 would apply.
I can't receive it. I get "Discarding received non-hl7 data (963)"
If I perform a transformation on my target before my code step, the code removes my transformation.
<assign value='"F"' property='target.{OBX:ObservationResultStatus}' action='set' />
<code>
<annotation>Convert to stream and copy to work around 32k character limitation</annotation>
<![CDATA[ do source.GetFieldStreamRaw(.stream, "OBX:5.5")
do target.GetFieldStreamRaw(.dummy, "OBX:5.5", .rem)
do target.StoreFieldStreamRaw(.stream, "OBX:5.5", rem)]]></code>
I added the code to work around the <MAXSTRING> error. If I try and transform OBX after my code, the <MAXSTRING> error comes back.
If I'm iterating through my dynamic SQL, do I need to clear my variables when I re-use them?
Ensemble production items. I want to know the relationship between processes and production items.
Any idea how to tell what the URL should be? Is there a table that lists the Add Ons? A package?
Thanks Robert. So am I wrapping those two things around my object.%Save()?
Is there a better approach than this?
select convert(varchar(20),cast ('19770110' as datetime),101)