Hi,
Thank you, I manage to receive HL PING (however I didn't manage to answer
it), thanks to this and previous helpful advises.
However that is only one-way communication; I didn't manage to ACK any other
the HL7 messages that I prepared in HL7 messages queues files, and which for
sure was
Hi all,
I am trying to convert Cache' files to G.T.M. using Nancy's script.
Everyting looks good until I try to run the D ^ZWR routine (step #3).
Instructions:
3.Then go to the Cache Cube and choose Terminal and first D ^%CD and
then choose the proper namespace. If you want to keep a record
I have two linux questions. I guess I am still a linux newbie by
relative standards.
1. Executing a binary file that has execute permissions: why can't I
just type the name of the file? For example:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] gtm]$ mumps
bash: mumps: command not found
[EMAIL PROTECTED] gtm]$ ./mumps
In the older Worldvista versions of VistA, PTF files were
automatically generated. It even allowed PTF creation from past
admissions.
With HUI VistA 4 we are unable to do that. Is there a specific
configuration parameter that we need to configure for PTF generation.
Regards,
Wasif.
Correction PTF Records
On 5/11/06, Wasif Toor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the older Worldvista versions of VistA, PTF files were
automatically generated. It even allowed PTF creation from past
admissions.
With HUI VistA 4 we are unable to do that. Is there a specific
configuration parameter
Kevin,
1. It's like a DOS command line, but the ./ tells linux to look in the
current directory.
2. Some installers/upgrade tools require to specify a source, like
sourceforge, freshrpms etc., and if you don't provide one they look in
your 'installation source', i.e. the cd you installed
On 5/11/06, Gary Monger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The institution can represent multiple hospitals. In the case of
Integrated sites within VA, multiple hospitals, each with its own VistA
instance, were consolidated onto the same VistA instance. These would have
a single institution file entry,
On #1, it's a security feature. It keeps your current directory from
always inserting itself in the search path. If, for instance, you
created a small text file called rm, then tried to remove it by typing
rm rm, it would tell you cannot execute rm because, instead of
looking in /usr/bin, it
On May 11, 2006, at 6:24 AM, Dennis Ballance wrote:On #1, it's a security feature. It keeps your current directory from always inserting itself in the search path. If, for instance, you created a small text file called "rm", then tried to remove it by typing "rm rm", it would tell you "cannot
Hi Kevin,
For question 1:
---
If you would like a command in the current directory (wherever you may be) to
execute, you would have to add a dot (.) to your PATH variable. To view the
current value of PATH, issue the command
echo $PATH
In my case, my PATH is
On Thu, 2006-05-11 at 08:05 -0500, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
I have two linux questions. I guess I am still a linux newbie by
relative standards.
1. Executing a binary file that has execute permissions: why can't I
just type the name of the file? For example:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] gtm]$
On 5/11/06, Alan O'Neill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Kevin,
For question 1:
---
Thanks Alan...
---
Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated
On Thu, 2006-05-11 at 08:38 -0500, Alan O'Neill wrote:
[KSB] ...snip...
Linux is getting better about package management, but sadly it still
has a long way to go before it is as clean as Windows (when Windows
works). I like Debian's synaptic GUI installer, but even that would
not help with
Good point Bhaskar. I'll just leave such upgrades alone.
Thanks,
Kevin
On 5/11/06, Bhaskar, KS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2006-05-11 at 08:05 -0500, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
...
It occurs to me that you may be trying to mix a production VistA
environment (where you shouldn't be
There is a README file that is usually includes with most distributed
software that explains specific install options or special steps to be taken
during the install process.
Thanks
Marc Aylesworth
RRC C3I Group
AFRL/IFSE
Systems and Information Interoperability Branch
525 Brooks Rd
Rome, NY
Bhaskar,
I have downloaded the .tar file and expanded it into
/usr/local/gtm_5.D and created a link from /usr/local/gtm to this
new directory.
I am now trying to follow the instructions in the database migration
technical bulletin. But I am already lost.
Hi Bhaskar,
Yep, I agree that the package management under Linux (in particular with Debian
and Debian-like) is excellent. I was thinking more about installing something
like a flash player or John Doe's Software where a .deb or .rpm file is not
available. It takes me back to the days of
On Thu, 2006-05-11 at 08:58 -0500, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Bhaskar,
I have downloaded the .tar file and expanded it into
/usr/local/gtm_5.D and created a link from /usr/local/gtm to this
new directory.
I am now trying to follow the instructions in the database migration
technical
On Thu, 2006-05-11 at 09:02 -0500, Alan O'Neill wrote:
Hi Bhaskar,
Yep, I agree that the package management under Linux (in particular
with Debian and Debian-like) is excellent. I was thinking more about
installing something like a flash player or John Doe's Software
where a .deb or .rpm
When you pasted the routine into Studio and saved it, did you save it into the
correct namespace. It is not finding the routine. Also, you did drop off
the extension and saved it just as ZWR. Look in Explorer for ZWR* and see
what is there.
On Thursday 11 May 2006 03:36, Joe Kovars wrote:
Good morning,
I recently installed HuiVista (http://www.pacifichui.org/) under GT.M/Linux.
To change the domain name in my setup, I followed this procedure:
1) Use FileMan to create my domain in the DOMAIN file.
2) Get the internal entry number of the newly created domain.
3) Set that number
That's excellent news! While I am frustrated by sites that *require* the use
of Flash, sometimes I do need to visit them. Sadly, though, Debian 64-bit does
not seem to have this package [yet]. :(
I'll be converting a personal computer (32-bit) to Debian (actually Ubuntu) in
the near future,
Actually, the parts of VOE that impact Class I VistA packages are being
prepared as Class I patches and are being formally released as part of VistA
and as such show up in the FOIA copy of VistA. There are still about half a
dozen patches in the pipeline.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
A non-VA setup can have just one entry in the MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION file
that is associated with just one entry in the INSTITUTION file.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wasif
Toor
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 7:22 AM
To:
CCHIT fee a barrier to smaller EMR firms
Unfortunately, by the time CCHIT is able to determine its process is
hurting the small EMR companies, many will likely cease to exist, as
these companies do not have the capital to survive the adverse market
forces that will result from their failure to
Hi All,
I want to know if there are any MUMPS tutorials or
code snippets or training material available on the
web to learn MUMPS as programming language plus MUMPS
in refrence to VA Vista. Google doesnt return much
results.
Any free or for-purchase material links would be
appreciated.
I believe esitechnologies also have Computer based training.
Thanks
Marc Aylesworth
RRC C3I Group
AFRL/IFSE
Systems and Information Interoperability Branch
525 Brooks Rd
Rome, NY 13441-4505
Tel:315.330.2422
Fax:315.330.7009
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
--- Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CCHIT fee a barrier to smaller EMR firms
Unfortunately, by the time CCHIT is able to determine its process is
hurting the small EMR companies, many will likely cease to exist, as
these companies do not have the capital to survive the adverse
A not-very-steep reference to linux is at:
http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz
(Or apt-get install rutebook in Debian.)
Other free licence books are linked at
http://www.freetechbooks.com/
regards
PJ
---
Using Tomcat but need to do more?
I wouldn't put '.' (dot) in the path of any sensitive account - in
fact I would never put it in the search path on your production
server. Of course that could be tough to enforce for your regular
users.
This way you protect your system from various Trojans, the myriad of
methods to steal the
the concern is not just the one time fee from what I have
heardthere is also a fee for using the certification label and the
need to recertify down the road.
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
--- Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CCHIT fee a barrier to smaller EMR firms
I like the book, M Programming: A Comprehensive Guide by Richard Walters .
It is available on Amazon. The second half is written for programmers
experienced in other languages and if you would like a $300 online course
taught by the author with feedback you can contact me off the list for his
I might add that Greg Kreis with Pioneer Data Systems has a great reputation
and what I have seen of EsiTechnology training, the course should be great.
As for Greg's course, unless you want to train enough people to invite him to
a place to teach a course, his courses are often taught at a VA
--- Joseph Dal Molin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the concern is not just the one time fee from what I have
heardthere is also a fee for using the certification label and
the
need to recertify down the road.
A cursory look at the CCHIT web site doesn't tell me much about
BUT how much do you bet that there will be multiple pay for performance
standards so that it will cost docs buckets of money for doing local
modifications to include the code necessary to support these initiatives?
As it is, even just within HHS initiatives there is both DOQIT and at least
Marc Krawitz wrote:
I would like some suggestions on a system configuration enabling me to
run GT/M on Linux and CPRS on Windows, all on the same machine (a
laptop). I've got some ideas, but I wanted to hear from some folks
who have actually tried this.
Marc, I run Ubuntu and Kubuntu under
--- Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BUT how much do you bet that there will be multiple pay for
performance
standards so that it will cost docs buckets of money for doing local
modifications to include the code necessary to support these
initiatives?
That's a tough one. If I
This is the best site I have found:
http://www.jacquardsystems.com/Examples/
Here is another one I don't really use:
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/7041/mwm007/mw007tu1.html#Top
This really isn't online, but its a fairly good bood.
Nancy, Did you get that CDROM with the M language tutorials? I
thought we put them on your server about 6 months ago or so...
Kevin
On 5/11/06, Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I might add that Greg Kreis with Pioneer Data Systems has a great reputation
and what I have seen of
Why is CCHIT needed? Yes we want a standard, but we have internet
browsers that operate on open source standards that don't require
fees!
Kevin
On 5/11/06, Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CCHIT fee a barrier to smaller EMR firms
Unfortunately, by the time CCHIT is able to determine
--- Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is CCHIT needed? Yes we want a standard, but we have internet
browsers that operate on open source standards that don't require
fees!
Kevin
There is a basic difference, though. If a web browser doesn't
understand HTTP, it won't be able
All I can say is that no one has specified where the money is going to
come from for all these fancy aspects of EMR's. The price can not be
passed on to the patients or to the insurance companies. And I, for
one, have no interest in paying $28,000 to certify that my EMR plays
well with others.
I do not mean to imply, by the way, that I don't think an open
standards process cannot work, only that we have yet to find a good
solution. Even so, I think there is a lot we can do that we are not
doing, and for safety critical systems like an EHR we really should be
doing more. You probably
--- Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All I can say is that no one has specified where the money is going
to
come from for all these fancy aspects of EMR's. The price can not be
passed on to the patients or to the insurance companies. And I, for
one, have no interest in paying
There are 3 domains covered by the criteria: functionality, security,
interoperability. The WorldVistA VVSO team has completed a very quick
first pass gap analysis for VOE and have begun the detailed analysis and
assessment.
Joseph
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
But the way I read it, CCHIT is
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