The same error is generated by CPRS and the server continues to respond to contact by going overboard and requiring a mupip stop process. Following this, query to ^XTER does not report any errors (not that I understand the format for normal reports)
All GTM startup command lines seem to run OK
Options run from d ^XUP seem to run OK as
user 10000000038:
Exception: starting HL filer monitor allows only the addition of filer processes and none can be deleted...all in existence are described "not yet started"
How might that overload the server upon CPRS connection?
Here is the context for startup user: GTM>w DUZ 10000000038 GTM>W ^VA(200,DUZ,0) MANAGER,SYSTEM^SM^WORLDVISTAIS#1^#
Regarding this item from Nancy: "You need to use the correct system manager to have things work, or make yourself a user who has exactly the same settings in the NEW PERSON file."
What settings should I check/confirm as necessary (for what seems to be this default user)?
I ran ZTMGRSET for gtm/unix which makes no difference (anyway Nancy indicates that ZTMGRSET was successfully run prior to distribution)
The local network addresses ping OK both ways ..and the act of connecting CPRS actually starts some process that overwhelms the server.
Any further suggestions will be much appreciated.
Rusty
Nancy E. Anthracite wrote:
What do you get when you run ^XTER?
I would think you should be able to run ZTMGRSET.
On Thursday 13 January 2005 12:48 am, T Maynard wrote:
Nancy, Although I have a different location for vista_home, all the definitions seem to be working for GTM and the globals. After assuming identity of '10000000038, all the fileman access and services seem to startup OK but:
after starting RPC broker the Linux machine is just idling. *until* I connect with CPRS 23-15 which gives "Error Encountered Function was: recv Error was:WSAETIMEDOUT" which causes the server to go to 97% cpu continuously the D STOP^XWBTCP(9200) fails to stop the process and I have to exit GTM and run mupip stop process.
I guess that behaviour can't be due to lack of ZTMGRSET.
I'll have to stop my own processes for today, and revisit tomorrow ...thanks for the help.
Rusty
Nancy E. Anthracite wrote:
At the end of this post are the instructions for getting it going in the environment I set it up in (with lots of help, of course), but it is apparently not configured the same way as Bhaskar posted it. I had it configured with VistA routines and globals in the VADemo off of the /home/user/VADemo directory and the GTM routines were in /usr/local/gtm and the name of the machine was Morphix. It was configured to be run from a Morphix DVD in that same configuration because I did not realize Bhaskar did not configure things the same way I did. It is not started by running a script called "vista" in my configuration. You need to use the correct system manager to have things work, or make yourself a user who has exactly the same settings in the NEW PERSON file.
These are my environment variables, and it works with these if set up as described above. The ZTMGRSET was run.
export vista_home=VADemo export gtm_vista="$HOME/VADemo" export gtm_dist=/usr/local/gtm export PATH="$PATH:$gtm_dist" export gtm_log=/usr/local/gtm/logs export gtmgbldir="$HOME/VADemo/g/mumps.gld" export gtmroutines="$gtm_vista/o($gtm_vista/r) $gtm_dist"; export globals=/home/nancy/VADemo/ZWR
alias ll.='ls -dl .* --color=tty' alias GTM="$gtm_dist/mumps -direct" alias gtm='$gtm_dist/mumps -direct' alias mupip="$gtm_dist/mupip" alias gde="$gtm_dist/mumps -r ^GDE" alias GDE="$gtm_dist/mumps -r ^GDE" alias lke="$gtm_dist/lke" alias dse="$gtm_dist/dse" alias LKE="$gtm_dist/lke" alias DSE="$gtm_dist/dse" alias rundown="$gtm_dist/mupip rundown -r \"*\""
**************************************** Start GTM, then D ^XUP Access code is WORLDVISTAIS#1. If you want to change it, D P^DI, Option 1, File 200, person is `10000000038 and change ACCESS CODE. (That is the "tic" below the ~ on your keyboard and there are 8 zeros between the 1 and the 38) Then go back to the GTM prompts and back to D ^XUP.
Then start Taskman D ^ZTMB and D ^ZTMON and then after Taskman is up and running (takes about 2 minutes to clear the startup hang), run D STRT^XWBTCP(9200) (you may use some port other than 9200 if you want.) then use the CPRSChart.exe the 23-15 version that is in OR_30_187.zip found in Order_Entry_Results_Reporting in the Software, Package section of ftp .va.gov/vista.
When you shut down, D STOP^XWBTCP(9200) and then D STOP^ZTMKU. When it all stops, halt GTM and then do
mupip rundown -r "*"
and then if it will not rundown, do the linux command
ps -ef|grep mumps
and stop all the mumps processes with
mupip stop [process number]
Then go back and do the rundown again.
********************************************8
On Wednesday 12 January 2005 07:47 pm, T Maynard wrote:
Confession: I discovered a faulty environmental variable for $vista_home set to "/usr/localOpenVistA" missing a "/"
After correcting this I now have Fileman and XUP login to Options... but this gives me the opportunity to ask: How is this $vista_home env.variable functioning for GTM?
Previously when reinstalling I was only using env definitions for gtm_dist,gtm_vista,gtmgbldir,gtmroutines. I then added $vista_home, not knowing if it was needed only by the "vista" install script or for reference by a running GTM. It appears to be required for reference even thought the gtmroutines paths seemed to be properly defined. For the GTM setup on SemiViva Demo how is $vista_home being referenced?
As to the question of being "GT.Mized" I guess Demo is working now for those important routines ...but I am not the one to easily identify any altered performance if it were to reference some alien routines.
Rusty
K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
I am not sure that the demo was "GT.Mized", e.g., by running ZTMGRSET. I didn't do it (at that time, I didn't realize that it was needed), and I am not sure that it was done before it came to me to package.
-- Bhaskar
On Wed, 2005-01-12 at 16:27, Joseph Dal Molin wrote:From what I understand of how the demo was put together I would not
have too much faith in doing anything more than playing with CPRS. This demo is not a properly configured system...so while a lot beyond CPRS may work or seem to work....the problems you can run into beyond CPRS may be due to how the demo was assembled.
Cheers,
Joseph
T Maynard wrote:
I am reviving this thread subject from around Oct 11 2004. The suggestion by Joseph that VistaDemo would be good for newcomer Rod Roark, motivates me to revisit it because I want to see its sample clinical data in situ. In October, I was able to get authenticated using Nancy's instruction on this thread and amended users, perhaps adversely. Upon returning to it I was stumped and also worried about having tampered with it previously so I reinstalled back to the enigmatic beginning ....where:
d ^XUP yields -> "Setting up Programmer Environment" but without a followup * Identity= * prompt and there is no Options offered.
d p^DI does not yield fileman menus and other routines such as startup taskman do not generate either screen results or error messages.
This makes me suspicious of GTM system variables such as gtmroutines ...but I think every thing is at the default definitions and locations
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ty]$ echo $gtmroutines /usr/local/OpenVistA/o(/usr/local/OpenVistA/r) /usr/local/gtm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ty]$ echo $gtmgbldir /usr/local/OpenVistA/g/mumps.gld
I don't recall that running D ^ARJTGTM was necessary for this Semiviva Demo. Is there a step by step guide for Demo startup or would someone lead me by the hand?
Rusty Maynard
Nancy E. Anthracite wrote:
The lack of information about this demo is entirely my fault. I was supposed to write instructions, and have not yet. It is the same demo that you see at www.va.gov/CPRSdemo ported to GTM. He has made it so you can install it on your hard drive if it is SemiViva, and run it off the Knoppix DVD you create if it is Viva (which will unpack to be a .iso file to be burned onto a DVD). If you are looking at a script to run, it is likely the former, SemiViva, to be installed on your hard drive in Linux. Bhaskar usually includes instructions for where you can download Xdialog, which installs easily. This is purely a demo for CPRS as it has lots of routines in it that were used to make it, etc., and it is not really to be used as a model of a fully configured and functional system. When you look at the online demo, you will see it has doctors like One, Doctor and patients like One, Patient and the like. The short version of the instructions once you have installed follow. Longer and more detailed instructions will follow once I have time to work on them. My apologies for not getting on them sooner, but my son is paying me an unexpected visit, so I am spending time with him.
Start GTM, then D ^XUP Access code is WORLDVISTAIS#1, I think. If
you want to change it, D P^DI, Option 1, File 200, person is
`10000000038 and change ACCESS CODE. (That is the "tic" below the ~
on your keyboard and there are 8 zeros between the 1 and the 38) Then go back to the GTM prompts and back to D ^XUP.
Then start Taskman D ^ZTMB and D ^ZTMON and then after Taskman is up and running (takes about 2 minutes to clear the startup hang), run D STRT^XWBTCP(9200) (you may use some port other than 9200 if you want.) then use the CPRSChart.exe the 23-15 version that is in OR_30_187.zip found in Order_Entry_Results_Reporting in the Software, Package section of ftp .va.gov/vista.
When you shut down, D STOP^XWBTCP(9200) and then D STOP^ZTMKU. When it all stops, halt GTM and then do
mupip rundown -r "*"
and then if it will not rundown, do the linux command
ps -ef|grep mumps
and stop all the mumps processes with
mupip stop [process number]
Then go back and do the rundown again.
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