David Sommers wrote in reply:
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We (UC Davis VMTH) have been generating comparable web pages and queries
in VMACS for 10 years now using MUMPS, HTML, and JavaScript and
comparable ADHOC queries for more than 10 years before that using
Fileman and our own query and search tools written in
Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't the reason for so much interest in SQL
that so many people in the work force are trained to make queries using SQL?
Isn't the issue writing an interface that allows SQL queries of a Mumps
database. Isn't that what that company in Massachusetts
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Exactly Kevin. I've seen this asked many times and I'm wondering do installer
miss this step
In the install guide? Note the alternative solution works only in a fully
licensed cache NOT the single user free downloadable version.
Highlight LOCALTCP-VISTA, then File, Open and enter %ZOSV.INT.
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I am traveling and can't post to hardhats from my Blackberry, so I
If you start RPC Broker with D STRT^XTBTCP(port_number) it will run even
after you quit because it actually starts the broker with a JOB command.
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Cameron Schlehuber
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 2:15 PM
Marc,
Thanks. Just got around to trying this. Here is the
relevant part of my script that I changed. It doesn't
seem to be working.
echo GT.M VistA Startup Script
echo -
echo FYI, here are relevant defined variables:
echo
echo gtm_dist=$gtm_dist
echo gtm_log=$gtm_log
It looks to me like it is looking for mumps direct in you user routines, not
your /usr/local/gtm/o directory, which also does not seem to be in the
statement about where to look. I think that it needs to read like this:
gtmroutines= /usr/local/OpenVistA/o /home/kdt0p/OpenVistA_UserData/o
I'm sure that's a big part of it. Though every product out there seems
to have its own flavor of SQL, using a relational database does offer a
common model, and I suppose knowledge of MySQL (say), is more
transferable to Oracle than it is to Fileman -- though, in fact, I
think Fileman is much more
In fact, VistA does supply some useful libraries, though I don't know
of an MD5 implementation. Do an Integration Agreement inquiry on
OpenForum and XLFDT will give you date handling functions, XGF will
give you screen and terminal functions (very much like curses under
UNIX, DILF includes various
Now that I have CPRS up running, I have been exploring
the functionality of CPRS.
Let me just say here.
WOW!
I was hoping for a quality method to store straight
text progress notes. But now I see that it may be
quite easy to create one's own notes (vs. paying a
transcriptionist.)
I am
Kevin,
I am not a Bash expert, but I can see a couple of things to fix.
The first one is that [...] should be changed to [[...]] in the if line.
The error is coming from Bash complaining about the folowing else.
also when I test for [[ ?# -lt 0]]
I get the response syntax error in conditional
It may be useful to have a newbie library/toolkit howto somewhere on
one of the wiki's or documentation sites.
I'm learned M off of two books (which aren't VistA specific) and just a
lot of pouring over VistA. Having this information to fill up my bag
of tricks would be useful on the M side.
I think some of the documentation for the document templates is in TIU (Text
Integration Utility). Try the TIUUM.DOC (or its .pdf equivalent) starting
at chapter 12: Document Definitions.
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Toppenberg
I've been trying to send a set of documentation I found on the VA's VistA
support site for TIU Objects. Since it's a zip file and it's too big to
be posted automatically, I've placed it at:
ftp://ftp.va.gov/VistA/VistADocs/Clinical/CPRS-Text_Integration_Utility_(TIU
)/TIUObjects.zip
David,
For you Cache maybe the best approach for you. Cache does have a lot of
flexibility in ways you can get the data. At our Hospital we have chosen
Cache. We could spend a lot of time discussing the merits of each M, but the
fact is some people want the features that are in Cache and others
Kevin wrote:
Regarding editors, I really like kate that comes with RH9. It is not as
powerful as vim
or gvim, but the learning curve is not nearly as steep. :-)
Kate (included in the KDE desktop) seems to be quite a capable editor with lots
of
advanced features. On closer inspection, it
I have not got a recent FOIA installed, but I think the code may not look
exactly the same any more and it is throwing people off. As I recall, I have
gotten some emails from newbies to that effect.
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 11:26 am, Beza, Fil wrote:
Exactly Kevin. I've seen this asked
Thanks Nancy, that was what I wanted.
Now to create new template entries!
Kevin
--- Nancy E. Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
It is in the CPRS Users Guide and then in the guide
it refers to the location
in the TIU were the coordinators can make their
templates for groups of
people,
I don't work for a hospital. The questions and comments I post are not
really related to my work, I mean we do write Medical Software but not
VistA specific or EMR specific. My interaction with VistA started when
we integrated with VistA but even though that integration has been in
place for
I install every new Cache FOIA release from Cameron and I follow the same
instructions everytime.
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Anthracite
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 8:27 PM
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