I'm using System Center Orchestrator 2012, and I have a generic error handler which is connected to all the activities in my runbook.
I have subscribed to a list of published data as a parameter in this error handler, which looks like this:
Activity Name : {Activity Name from "Monitor File"}{Activity Name from "Move file"}.......
What I need to do is copy this list of subscribed data and do a search and replace to change the Activity Name parameter to something else, say Error Message. Whenever I copy this list of variables, I get gibberish when I paste it
\`d.T.~Ed/{598EBDFA-BF5B-4B77-8156-E6FA6ECD0CE1}.Object.Name\`d.T.~Ed/\`d.T.~Ed/{6838D741-DF8E-4C25-8C28-D06A52F67D36}.Object.Name\`d.T.~Ed/\`d.T.~Ed/{D1D9BBE6-5AAF-4D8F-A98A-1A8BDD977E7E}.Object.Name\`d.T.~Ed/\`d.T.~Ed/{9EC92323-1B9B-4D06-88E9-A97BA525CF5A}.Object.Name\`d.T.~Ed/\`d.T.~Ed/{FAD32B4C-92CC-40BD-837A-4C5F22C2E018}.Object.Name\`d.T.~Ed/\`d.T.~Ed/{DFF7A110-ACFD-4377-AFEC-16B5BEC8BFF4}.Object.Name\`d.T.~Ed/\`d.T.~Ed/{139ACC4E-CF6D-4EEE-BD88-9DC1E0FC2038}.Object.Name\`d.T.~Ed/\`d.T.~Ed/{1484789C-BB37-4507-AD21-E367665E0BE6}.Object.Name\`d.T.~Ed/\`d.T.~Ed/{01EA8BD0-69C5-4959-86DB-29FAD34D144A}.Object.Name\`d.T.~Ed/\`d.T.~Ed/{A60C582B-5DD0-41F7-BB0A-B5D71C3B9ECB}.Object.Name\`d.T.~Ed/\`d.T.~Ed/{1FA1E2D6-813D-4A4A-A5CD-07EB2AD4AC9B}.Object.Name\`d.T.~Ed/
Is there a way to simply copy the text? If not, I will have to click on all the activities over and over again to subscribe to different types of data.
Thanks in advance
The gibberish you're seeing is how Orchestrator translates the published data and variables to the database guids. Copying this out will always translate to the DB guids, so there's no way to do a copy/replace with "activity name" for "Error Summary". You'd need to subscribe to each activity's data or look up all of the guids which probably wouldn't be easier.
Unfortunately, setting up the error handling process in SCOrch becomes tedious to be effective.
I use a separate email linked to each activity to give more information based on the error message. I don't like to use generic error emails with published data from multiple activities since it doesn't necessarily give all the useful information you need (or an end user will be able to understand).
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Suppose I have a collection called 'books' and a page called "all books" in my app. Now let's say I want a little message to pop up in the top right that says "This list is outdated" every time there is an addition, deletion, or change in my 'books' collection. Is there any way to achieve this without having the listener send back all the documents in the 'books' collection each time there is a change? I only want to be notified when the data is outdated and nothing else.
If you know how to achieve this please let me know. I'm good with any language but a solution written in Swift will be preferred.
Thanks in advance!
Just add a field updatedon to your books document and set it to the current time when doing any write (on delete also then, you will have to find a way to hide deleted books).
And set a listener like this:
colref.where("updatedon", ">", new Date())
.orderBy("updatedon","desc")
.limit(1)
This way you are only billed 1 read every time.
It's not possible. A listener on a document or collection always receives the entire document that changed.
If you want a "lite" notification, you could try to use FCM to send a message to the client when a document of interest has changed, but then you'll have to keep a record on the backend of every interesting document for every user, check that list with every change using a Cloud Functions trigger, then notify each client of each interesting change. This is not at all the same as a listener, and would be a lot of work.
I am pretty new to Cumulocity and I am trying to get data into the platform from my own device using mqtt and the smartrest templates. I can get data in using the static templates but they only support certain data types. I am struggling to create the appropriate smartrest template in the UI and the documentation doesn't go into much detail.
I get that the template name goes in the MQTT topic (or selected on login as part of the username) in s/ut/template_name and the messageId of the messages in the template get matched to the first CSV field of the MQTT publish payload. What I don't get is the template terminology. In the UI I choose API->Measurement and Method->POST and I am presented with required values $.type and $.time. My questions:
Is $.type the "measurement fragment type" name or do I have to make it "c8y_CustomMeasurement"? Can I call it whatever I want?
$.time has a value field. Is this the default value if one is not supplied in the publish?
I assume I need to add a numerical value in the optional API values. To link it to the value of the data point should I make the key "c8y_CustomMeasurement.custom.value"?
Am I way off base here?
Every time I publish to my own smartrest template the server drops the connection so I assume its an error in my template setup but I don't see a way of accessing debug messages (also nothing is published back to me on s/e or s/dt).
For the sake of an example, lets say I wish to publish a unitless, timestamped pulse count with payload format "mId,ts,value" with example data "p01,'2017-07-17 12:34:00',1234"
What you wrote so far is mostly correct just to be a bit more precise:
The topic is s/uc/template_id (not the template name, this is just a label)
The $.type refers to the 'type' fragment in the measurement JSON. It is a free text field
In 99% of cases you want to leave the $.time empty. If you set something here it is not the default but fixed to that timestamp and you cannot change it when using the template. If you leave it empty and still not send something in
Example: p01,2017-07-17T12:34:00,1234 (no quotes arounf timestamp and ISO8601 format
Example without sending time: p01,,1234 (sending empty string as time results in server time beeing set. The template is the same)
Hope these points help you to find you issue
I am using FIXT1.1 and FIX Application version 5.0SP2.
I added some custom fields to the QuotSetAckGrp, part of MassQuoteAcknowledgement message. However, when quickfix reads the repeating group, it does not read the custom fields as part of the repeating groups. Instead, it treats the custom fields are regular parent-level fields and throws a "Tag appears more than once" session level reject.
Appreciate any inputs to help resolve the issue.
You need to modify the receiver's AppDataDictionary to match the messages that your sender is sending. Also, you need to set UseDataDictionary=Y in your config.
QF/j needs to look at the DD xml file to know what fields are in a repeating group, else it cannot know where each group member ends.
When the engine encounters a field that isn't inside the DD's repeating group definition, it assumes that the current group member ended with the previous tag.
Here's a howto for customizing your DD:
http://quickfixn.org/tutorial/custom-fields-groups-and-messages
(The above link is for QF/n, but it's nearly the same for QF/j.)
See the QuickFIX/J User FAQ, topic "I altered my data dictionary. Should I regenerate/rebuild QF/J?".
OUTGOING MSGS: The DD xml file is irrelevant when you construct
outgoing messages. You can pretty much add whatever fields you want to
messages using the generic field setters (setString, setInt, etc) and
QF will let you. The only trouble is with repeating groups. QF will
write repeating group element ordering according to the DD that was
used for code generation. If you altered any groups that are part of
outgoing messages, you DEFINITELY need to rebuild.
To rebuild QuickFIX/J to accept your custom data dictionary, please refer to the answer I gave in the following StackOverflow post.
HTH.
How can i add custom attributes/data to Task via API . for example we wanted to add field like customer contact number or deal amount e.t.c
We don't currently support adding arbitrary metadata to tasks, though it's something we're thinking about. In the meantime, what many customers do is to simply put data in the note field in an easily-parseable form, which works well and also lets humans reading the task see the e.g. ticket number.
It's not a terribly elegant solution, but it works.
https://asana.com/developers/documentation/getting-started/custom-external_data
Custom external data allows a client application to add app-specific metadata to Tasks in the API. The custom data includes a string id that can be used to retrieve objects and a data blob that can store character strings.
See the external field at https://asana.com/developers/api-reference/tasks
I'm having a problem is sending(creating) an HL7 message using mirth.
I want to read data from my patient table in SQLSERVER 2008 and, using that data,
I want to send a message to my destination connector, a file writer. I want my messages to get saved in the file writer's output directory.
So far I'm able to generate the message, but the size of the output file in my destination directory is increasing as the channel's polling time goes on.
Have I done something wrong in the transformer mapping?
UPDATE:
The size of the output file in my destination directory IS increasing. (My .txt file starts from 1 kb and goes to 900kb and so on). This is happening becasue same data is getting generated again and again and multiple times too. for eg. my generated message has one(MSH,PID,PV1,ORM) for one row of data in my Database. The same MSH,PID, PV1 and ORM are getting generated multiple times.
If you are seeing the same data generated in your output directory multiple time, the most likely cause is that you are not doing anything to indicate to your database that a given record has been processed.
For example, if you have 1 record in your database: ["John", "Smith", "12134" ...] on the first poll, you will generate 1 message. If on the second poll you also have a second record ["Fred", "Jones", "98371" ...], you will generate TWO messages - one for John Smith and one for Fred Jones. And so on.
The key is to use the "Run On-Update Statement" of your Database Reader (Source) connector to update the database table you are polling with an indication that a given record has been processed. This ensures that the same record is not processed multiple times.
This requires that your source table have some kind of column to indicate the record has been processed. Mirth will not keep track of this for you - you must do it manually.
You can't have a file reader as a destination, so I assume you mean file writer. You say that "the size of my file in my destination is increasing." Is that a typo? Do you mean NOT increasing?
If it is increasing, then your messages are getting generated and you can view them to start your next round of troubleshooting...
If not, the you should look at the message log in the dashboard to see what is happening on a message-by-message basis - that would be the next place to troubleshoot.
You have to have a way of distinguishing what records to pull from the database by filtering on some sort of status flag or possible a time-stamp. Then, you have to use some sort of On-Update statement to mark these same records as processed.
i.e.
Select id, patient, result from results where status_flag='N'
or
Select * from results where status_flag = 'N' and created_date >= '9/25/2012'
Then, in either a transformer step or the On-Update section of your Source, you would do something like:
Update results
set status_flag = 'Y' where id=$(id)
If you do not do something like this and you have Mirth polling at a certain interval, it will just keep pulling the same records over and over.
You have to change your connector type as Database reader in source.
You have to change your connector type as file writer in the destination.
And you can write your data in the file, For which you have access to write.
while creating HL7 template you have to use the following code in outbound message template
MSH|^~\&|||
Thanks
Krishna