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Hydenseek at 23:34, 11 October 2009

2009-10-11T23:34:02Z

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	You have 46 new messages.		You have 46 new messages.
	Select OPTION NAME:		Select OPTION NAME:
	GTM>ZWR		GTM>ZWR
	DILOCKTM=3
	DISYS=19		DILOCKTM=3
	DT=3090823
	DTIME=9999		DISYS=19
	DUZ=9
	DUZ(0)="@"		DT=3090823
	DUZ(1)=""
	DUZ(2)=67		DTIME=9999
	DUZ("AG")="E"
	DUZ("BUF")=1		DUZ=9
	DUZ("LANG")=""
	IO="/dev/pts/5"		DUZ(0)="@"

			DUZ(1)=""

			DUZ(2)=67

			DUZ("AG")="E"

			DUZ("BUF")=1

			DUZ("LANG")=""

			IO="/dev/pts/5"

	IO(0)="/dev/pts/5"		IO(0)="/dev/pts/5"

	IO(1,"/dev/pts/5")=""		IO(1,"/dev/pts/5")=""

	IO("ERROR")=""		IO("ERROR")=""

	IO("HOME")="50^/dev/pts/5"		IO("HOME")="50^/dev/pts/5"

	IO("ZIO")="/dev/pts/5"		IO("ZIO")="/dev/pts/5"

	IOBS="$C(8)"		IOBS="$C(8)"

	IOF="#,$C(27,91,50,74,27,91,72)"		IOF="#,$C(27,91,50,74,27,91,72)"

	IOM=80		IOM=80

	ION="TELNET"		ION="TELNET"

	IOS=50		IOS=50

	IOSL=24		IOSL=24

	IOST="C-VT100"		IOST="C-VT100"

	IOST(0)=9		IOST(0)=9

	IOT="VTRM"		IOT="VTRM"

	IOXY="W $C(27,91)_((DY+1))_$C(59)_((DX+1))_$C(72)"		IOXY="W $C(27,91)_((DY+1))_$C(59)_((DX+1))_$C(72)"

	U="^"		U="^"

	X="5;DIC(4.2,"		X="5;DIC(4.2,"

	XPARSYS="5;DIC(4.2,"		XPARSYS="5;DIC(4.2,"

	XQXFLG="^^XUP"		XQXFLG="^^XUP"

Hydenseek at 23:29, 11 October 2009

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	This lists all people in the New Person #200 file on your screen and the USER LIST NUMBER is the DUZ for that person, it never changes so write down your DUZ.		This lists all people in the New Person #200 file on your screen and the USER LIST NUMBER is the DUZ for that person, it never changes so write down your DUZ.


			I had a problem a couple days ago. When I started CPRS the program would not load my clinical reminders or recent lab results stating that it was "retrieving in background". A post to Hardhats confirmed it was a TaskMan issue and the report from D ^XUP,EVE,TAS,TAS,MON said that the TaskMan job limit had been reached. My initial solution was simply to increase the job limit from 100 to 200 then Skip Ormsby provided this bit of insight:

			Sounds to me like what is happening is instead of a hard crash, is what I
			would call a soft crash, that is TaskMan is not being Stopped before GT.M is
			shut down. I remembered there was a message about the hard crash and there
			was a node that needed fixing. I searched on "xusys" with the quotes and
			found the message, "Taskman active jobs"
			In the message Rick suggests setting ^XUTL("XUSYS","CNT") equal to one. You
			also might like to consider this (and here is a good reason for using the
			menu, rather than calling something direct):
			Select OPTION: ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES

			INPUT TO WHAT FILE: INSTALL// 19 OPTION (9907 entries)
			EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// ENTRY ACTION
			THEN EDIT FIELD:

			Select OPTION NAME: RESTART TASK MANAGER XUTM RESTART Restart Task
			Manager
			ENTRY ACTION: S:$E(^%ZOSF("OS"),1,2)="GT" ^XUTL("XUSYS","CNT")=1

			Select OPTION NAME:

			TST>D ^XUP

			Setting up programmer environment
			This is a TEST account.

			Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

			You have 106 new messages.
			Select OPTION NAME: TASKMAN MAN
			1 TASKMAN MANAGEMENT XUTM MGR Taskman Management
			2 TASKMAN MANAGEMENT UTILITIES XUTM UTIL Taskman Management
			Utilitie
			s
			CHOOSE 1-2: 2 XUTM UTIL Taskman Management Utilities

			MTM Monitor Taskman
			Check Taskman's Environment
			Edit Taskman Parameters ...
			Restart Task Manager
			Place Taskman in a WAIT State
			Remove Taskman from WAIT State
			Stop Task Manager
			Taskman Error Log ...
			Clean Task File
			Problem Device Clear
			Problem Device report.
			SYNC flag file control

			Select Taskman Management Utilities Option:

			I would be something somebody could try and check out, if this is a good
			idea or not.

			He was right because lately I had been unwittingly "soft crashing" Taskman through an improper shut down procedure I had adopted and TaskMan jobs were continuing to run and not being tagged as completed each time I shutdown. I believe I have cured this by shutting down TaskMan cleaning the jobs queue and restarting TaskMan. I then reset the job limit back to 100 and all seems fine.
			From now on I will shutdown TaskMan manually then quit GTM when I shutdown the server.

Hydenseek at 00:14, 11 October 2009

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	Select User Management Option: list users		Select User Management Option: list users

	START WITH NAME: FIRST//		START WITH NAME: FIRST//

Hydenseek at 00:13, 11 October 2009

2009-10-11T00:13:22Z

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	Select User Management Option: list users		Select User Management Option: list users
	START WITH NAME: FIRST//		START WITH NAME: FIRST//

	DEVICE: TELNET		DEVICE: TELNET

	[[Image:terminal_pic.jpg]]		[[Image:terminal_pic.jpg]]

	This lists all people in the New Person #200 file on your screen and the USER LIST NUMBER is the DUZ for that person, it never changes so write down your DUZ.		This lists all people in the New Person #200 file on your screen and the USER LIST NUMBER is the DUZ for that person, it never changes so write down your DUZ.

Hydenseek at 00:12, 11 October 2009

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 START WITH NAME: FIRST//
 DEVICE:   TELNET
-USER LIST                                      OCT 10,2009  19:48    PAGE 1
+[[Image:terminal_pic.jpg]]
 This lists all people in the New Person #200 file on your screen and the USER LIST NUMBER is the DUZ for that person, it never changes so write down your DUZ.

Hydenseek at 00:03, 11 October 2009

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	14 ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM EVE OCT 10,2009 19:48		14 ADMINISTRATOR,SYSTEM EVE OCT 10,2009 19:48

	77 AIKEN,TIMOTHY EVE OCT 10,2009 18:42		77 AIKEN,TIMOTHY EVE OCT 10,2009 18:42

	65 ANALYST,ONE EVE OCT 2,2006 07:49		65 ANALYST,ONE EVE OCT 2,2006 07:49

	66 ANALYST,THREE EVE DEC 10,2005 20:21		66 ANALYST,THREE EVE DEC 10,2005 20:21
	69 ANALYST,TWO EVE DEC 28,2005 21:02		69 ANALYST,TWO EVE DEC 28,2005 21:02

Hydenseek at 23:58, 10 October 2009

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Hydenseek at 23:37, 10 October 2009

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	Time to PuTTY:		Time to PuTTY:

	I discovered that it was a pain to keep running into the other room where the server is located to open a terminal and use the roll and scroll interface. To use one computer just download the PuTTY terminal emulator to your windows machine and use it to connect to a terminal on the server--much more convenient		I discovered that it was a pain to keep running into the other room where the server is located to open a terminal and use the roll and scroll interface. To use one computer just download the PuTTY terminal emulator to your windows machine and use it to connect to a terminal on the server--much more convenient!

			Next I wanted to pretend to be a small clinic, keeping in mind that most interaction with Vista is done through CPRS, I needed to let CPRS know about this new clinic. This post from John Leo Zimmer explains how:

			Dear hydelake,

			You want to add an outpatient site so CPRS sees two sites as opposed to just
			the default "Dr Office".

			In FileMan you want to edit the HOSPITAL LOCATION file, #44.
			First look at the existing DR OFFICE entry.
			Then you can add another similar to it.

			An easy way to accomplish that is with the FileMan function:
			Transfer Entries:

			Select TRANSFER OPTION: 1 (TRANSFER FILE ENTRIES)
			Input to what File: HOSPITAL LOCATION
			TRANSFER FROM FILE: HOSPITAL LOCATION//
			TRANSFER DATA INTO WHICH HOSPITAL LOCATION: NEW CLINIC
			Are you adding 'NEW CLINIC' as a new HOSPITAL LOCATION (the 6TH)? No// y
			(Yes)
			HOSPITAL LOCATION TYPE: C CLINIC
			TRANSFER FROM HOSPITAL LOCATION: DR OFFICE
			WANT TO DELETE THIS ENTRY AFTER IT'S TRANSFERRED? No// * (No)*

			Give that a try, have a look with CPRS, and you should now have two clinics,
			DR OFFICE and NEW CLINIC. (Edit NEW CLINIC to have its own abbreviation,
			perhaps "NC", instead of "DR")

			jlz

			There are probably references to proper clinic setup somewhere in the VDL
			and perhaps a menu option that should be used. But try this for now. Let us
			know when you get stuck. (count on it.) :-)

			That allowed the creation of "River Clinic" so I could see patients.

			Next I needed patients. The easiest, quickest way to get a patient into the system is to use the "add patient" feature in TMG-CPRS. This will get you a sick person to treat. If you want to enter a lot of personal info after using "add patient" you'll need to use PuTTy and edit the Patient File. Now as it turns out editing the Patient File is not as simple as firing up FileMan and telling it to edit the Patient File and then select a patient. If you try you'll get this screen:

			Prompt> 3


			VA FileMan 22.0


			Select OPTION: 1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES



			INPUT TO WHAT FILE: LABORATORY TEST// patient
			1 PATIENT (8 entries)
			2 PATIENT ALLERGIES (5 entries)
			3 PATIENT APPOINTMENT INFO LOG (0 entries)
			4 PATIENT CONSCIOUSNESS (7 entries)
			5 PATIENT DATA ELEMENT (0 entries)
			Press <RETURN> to see more, '^' to exit this list, OR
			CHOOSE 1-5: 1 PATIENT (8 entries)
			EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL//



			Unable to proceed. DUZ(2) is undefined.

Hydenseek at 20:07, 16 August 2009

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	My first hurdle was to log on to the server. To do this required changing the Access/ Verify codes for an existing doctor, in my case Doctor,One		My first hurdle was to log on to the server. To do this required changing the Access/ Verify codes for an existing doctor, in my case Doctor,One

	To do this ~~I opened~~ a terminal ~~window on the server~~ (~~I hadn~~'~~t used~~ PuTTY ~~yet)~~ and ~~chose~~ the ~~fileman option (#3~~ on the ~~Vista Commander interface)~~		Follow these steps to do this:

			Open a terminal

			enter choice 3 in Vista Commander

			VA FileMan 22.0


			Select OPTION NAME:
			Select OPTION NAME:1 ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES


			INPUT TO WHAT FILE: REMOTE PROCEDURE// 200 NEW PERSON
			(74 entries)
			EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// Access CODE Want to edit ACCESS CODE (Y/N)
			THEN EDIT FIELD: verify
			1 VERIFY CODE Want to edit VERIFY CODE (Y/N)
			2 VERIFY CODE never expires
			CHOOSE 1-2: 1 Want to edit VERIFY CODE (Y/N)
			THEN EDIT FIELD:

			Select NEW PERSON NAME: DOCTOR,ONE

			You are then at Doctor, One's entry and can change his login codes. As soon as he logs in he will have to change to a new access and verify code for security reasons.

			You can now login using CPRS (Computerized Patient Record System) as Doctor,One

			To make the system more realistic go back to a terminal and press 3 as before.

			then press 1 when asked for the Option Name

			INPUT TO WHAT FILE: 200 NEW PERSON//

			EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL//

			Select NEW PERSON NAME: DOCTOR,ONE

			Now press enter until you get down to the e Sign entry and enter a new e sign code for the good doctor. This will let you sign orders etc. for patients, just like a real doctor!!

			Time to PuTTY:

			I discovered that it was a pain to keep running into the other room where the server is located to open a terminal and use the roll and scroll interface. To use one computer just download the PuTTY terminal emulator to your windows machine and use it to connect to a terminal on the server--much more convenient

Hydenseek at 12:42, 16 August 2009

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	Initially I was overwhelmed with the capability of the program from what I read. I wanted to learn a program that would help the small clinic or doctor's office, not run St. Judes Hospital. But the more I read the more I realized that this program could scale to any level of complexity with its modular architecture.		Initially I was overwhelmed with the capability of the program from what I read. I wanted to learn a program that would help the small clinic or doctor's office, not run St. Judes Hospital. But the more I read the more I realized that this program could scale to any level of complexity with its modular architecture.
	I decided to download the demo from the VA website to kick the tires a bit.		I decided to download the demo from the Worldvista.org website to kick the tires a bit.
	Installation was straight forward and the demo ran flawlessly. After a week I decided to try a client server test setup using Ubuntu Jaunty and Windows Vista HP.		Installation was straight forward and the demo ran flawlessly. After a week I decided to try a client server test setup using Ubuntu Jaunty and Windows Vista HP.
	It seemed that the Astronaut Installer was the quickest and most reliable way to setup the system. It was a breeze to install both server and TMG-CPRS with Astronaut. Now the fun begins.....		It seemed that the Astronaut Installer was the quickest and most reliable way to setup the system. It was a breeze to install both server and TMG-CPRS with Astronaut. Now the fun begins.....