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
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:
Following the steps from Nancy, the routines have been loaded into the
/home/vista/OpenVistA/r directory. Also using the .sh file the mumps.dat
file is created in /home/vista/OpenVistA/g. We have created the devices -
null, telnet, console. We have also changed the taskman site parameters and
On 4/13/06, Anna Joseph [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
On running CPRS, message is displayed saying WSAECONNREFUSED
What more is required for Taskman to start and CPRS to connect?
Anna
Is taskman running?
It seems that this message is commonly the cause of a firewall
problem. Does your
GTMD STRT^XWBTCP(9210)
Start TCP Listener...
Checking if TCP Listener has started...
TCP Listener started successfully.
GTM
On running CPRS, message is displayed saying
What more is required for Taskman to start and CPRS to connect?
Anna,
a.) Check the firewall on your server. (Turn
JohnLeoZ wrote:
...
That will get you to this message or one of several similar threads.
Look for Nancy Anthracite in the author...
that's usually where this question gets answered... :-)
... and usually Kevin is in the vicinity, too.
jlz
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Thanks for the vote of confidence, John, but I admit that Nancy has me
hands-down when it comes to getting people connected.. :-)
True.
BTW, Kevin, are you tunneling to CPRS through SSH?
That's my next project and Nancy is helping me with that.
[jlz]
I am getting better at this, but I cheat because I go get help when I get
stuck.
On Thursday 13 April 2006 09:29, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Thanks for the vote of confidence, John, but I admit that Nancy has me
hands-down when it comes to getting people connected.. :-)
Kevin
On 4/13/06,
On 4/13/06, JohnLeoZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Thanks for the vote of confidence, John, but I admit that Nancy has me
hands-down when it comes to getting people connected.. :-)
True.
BTW, Kevin, are you tunneling to CPRS through SSH?
That's my next project and
I'd like to see some instructions on how to do this. My CPRS
periodically loses connectivity to the GT.M/Linux server through TCP/IP
on port 9200, without any obvious cause and I get 'timed out' errors.
the PuTTY connection through SSH always works.
Mike
JohnLeoZ wrote:
BTW, Kevin, are
Are you using the callback protocol or the direct connect protocol?
Do you lose the connection after periods of inactivity? If so, I
suspect that your ssh is configured for keep-alive, where the client and
server periodically say hi to each other even if there is nothing to
say, whereas the CPRS
I'm using the 'old' callback protocol, I never seemed to be able to get
the direct connect method to work. By periodically, I mean it works for
a few weeks and then stops connecting. I've suspected a firewall issue
on the windows side (EZ Firewall, which is Zone Alarm in disguise. I'm
not
GTMD ^ZTMON
Checking Taskman. Current $H=60368,60972 (Apr 13, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:56:12)
RUN NODE=60366,62965 (Apr 11, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:29:25)
Taskman is late by 170792 seconds. shutting down.
Checking the Status List:
Node weight status time $J
see inline comments below...
--- Anna Joseph [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trying to pull in the globals to GTM - Stuck!
GTMD ^%GI
Global Input Utility
Input device: terminal: /home/voe/OpenVistA/MARCH2006GLOBALS%Z.zwr (one
of
the 365 .zwr files - do i have to do this individually
To export the globals^%GO was used. For the
globals not exported by ^%GO,the downloaded ZWR rouitne was
used.
The routines were exoprted using the ^%RO
routine.
On importing the files, fillowing is
displayed
Routines
GTMd ^%RI
Routine Input Utility - Converts RO file to *.m
files.
When I ran the ZWR routine from Nancy's server, I got all the globals *.zwr
in a directory. I copied the folder into the Linux machine and ran dos2unix.
After that at GTM
GTMD ^%GI
Global Input Utility
Input device: terminal: /home/voe/OpenVistA/MARCH2006GLOBALS%Z.zwr (one of
the 365 .zwr
This may not be ultimate problem, but I think this demonstrates a
significant need for an interactive file picker (i.e. an open dialog
of some sort). I have written one, but its fairly klunky. I see this
as an area for potential improvement.
Kevin
On 4/3/06, Anna Joseph [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Trying to pull in the globals to GTM - Stuck!
GTMD ^%GI
Global Input Utility
Input device: terminal: /home/voe/OpenVistA/MARCH2006GLOBALS%Z.zwr (one
of
the 365 .zwr files - do i have to do this individually for all the files?)
TAKEN ON 31ST MARCH 2006 FROM VOE
Cache 31-Mar-2006 16:04:13
Modify the install script on my server at
http://OpenSourceVistA.net/NancysVistAServer/WinCacheToGTMLinuxPort
and use that to install the globals.
On Monday 03 April 2006 23:14, Anna Joseph wrote:
Trying to pull in the globals to GTM - Stuck!
GTMD ^%GI
Global Input Utility
Input device:
Usha,
When you run ZWR on Cache, the Device prompt is expecting you to provide a
file name for saving the global. There should then be a prompt for All
Globals? where you provide the name of the global(s) you wish to copy. This
version of ZWR will blow up if you try to do ALL globals because
Title: Re: [Hardhats-members] Converting a .dat file for use in GTM
I can't post a URL because the Internet is not working at my hotel, but if you go to http://sourceforge.net/projects/sanchez-gtm and then to the Patches section, you will find Maury Pepper's program to export a Cache
Go to http://OpenSourceVistA.net:/NancysVistAServer and look in
ExportGlobals for directions on how to do it and the routine.
If someone wants to stick it on the wiki, feel free. I will put some
instructions for importing them when I get a chance.
To Export the routines, use Cache
I have loaded more information onto my server and changed the directory name
to WinCacheToGTMLinuxPort .
On Thursday 30 March 2006 08:41, Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Go to http://OpenSourceVistA.net:/NancysVistAServer and look in
ExportGlobals for directions on how to do it and the routine.
If
Use %RO to copy the routines to a file, and use %GO to move the globals to
files. Next move the routines and globals to the linux box. On the linux
box run dos2unix to change the file formants to the linux format. Last, use
%GI and %RI to bring the routines and globals into linux.
-Original
How can I convert a cache.dat file, to use in a GTM VistA setup? I want to
port the setup I have made in Cache VistA to GTM.
Regards
Anna
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