utility
Hotzoglou, Theokli
Hi,
I have been trying to find a utility, command to give me the size of a global. We have G.TM and I cannot find one, maybe the search criteria I used where not adequate, but can someone help?
Theokli Hotzoglou
Assistant Vice President, IT
Phone # 718-630-8107
Fax # 718-210-5256
Sam Habiel
on this list. Look for it.
Sam
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Dave Gifford
D ^%GSZ
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Hotzoglou, Theokli
Thank Dave, but when I try the command I get:
MSCL>D ^%GSZ
%GTM-E-ZLINKFILE, Error while zlinking "%GSZ"
%GTM-E-FILENOTFND, File %GSZ not found
skip ormsby
http://groups.google.com/group/hardhats/browse_thread/thread/52f5e9351e647970/42518cdb43222f13?lnk=gst&q=%25gsize#42518cdb43222f13
or you can search the group for %gsize
Hotzoglou, Theokli
Thank you, I downloaded the code and I will try it.
OldMster
Sam Habiel
Can you explain how would I use the number of blocks to measure the
size of the global?
Let's look at this example:
Global variable ^XPD
Level Blocks Records % Used Adjacent
2 1 43 23.217 0
1 43 7664 87.082 0
0 7664 1230297 97.221 7353
The segment containing this global has a block size of 4096 (bytes?).
How would I convert the output above to bytes?
1) 4096*7664?
2) 4096*(7664+43+1)?
My DB has expanded eerily faster over the last 2 days, and I didn't
install any new patches; so I am rather interested in figuring out
what's going on...
Sam
Bhaskar, K.S
On 09/22/2011 11:22 AM, Sam Habiel wrote:
Mark, or Bhaskar,
Can you explain how would I use the number of blocks to measure the
size of the global?
Let's look at this example:
Global variable ^XPD
Level Blocks Records % Used Adjacent
2 1 43 23.217 0
1 43 7664 87.082 0
0 7664 1230297 97.221 7353
The segment containing this global has a block size of 4096 (bytes?).
How would I convert the output above to bytes?
1) 4096*7664?
2) 4096*(7664+43+1)?
My DB has expanded eerily faster over the last 2 days, and I didn't install any new patches; so I am rather interested in figuring out what's going on...
A common cause of an eerily expanding database is an error global. The journal extract will tell you what's growing.
Regards
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Sam On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 11:01 PM, OldMster <msi...@verizon.net> wrote:for GT.M, you can use the mupip INTEG command to get global sizes. Example: @ZZTOP:~$ mupip INTEG -BR -SUB="^audit" File or Region: /usr/sci/dat/MGR/mumps.dat No errors detected by integ. Type Blocks Records % Used Adjacent Directory 2 69 1.574 NA Index 1 1 0.074 0 Data 1 16 0.468 0 Total 1400 86 NA 0 -- http://groups.google.com/group/Hardhats To unsubscribe, send email to Hardhats+u...@googlegroups.com
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Akshant
am not currently remember the path.
This need little dubugging and works.
Thanks
-Akshant
On Sep 22, 9:08 pm, "Bhaskar, K.S" <ks.bhas...@fisglobal.com> wrote:
> On 09/22/2011 11:22 AM, Sam Habiel wrote:Mark, or Bhaskar, Can you explain how would I use the number of blocks to measure the size of the global? Let's look at this example: Global variable ^XPD Level Blocks Records % Used Adjacent 2 1 43 23.217 0 1 43 7664 87.082 0 0 7664 1230297 97.221 7353 The segment containing this global has a block size of 4096 (bytes?). How would I convert the output above to bytes? 1) 4096*7664? 2) 4096*(7664+43+1)?[KSB] The latter.My DB has expanded eerily faster over the last 2 days, and I didn't install any new patches; so I am rather interested in figuring out what's going on...[KSB] If it is journaled, MUPIP JOURNAL EXTRACT may also give you interesting information.
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David Whitten
then if Chris Richardson wrote it, I'm rather sure it is GPL licensed and
would appreciate it if you would share your updates with the community.
You can share it as a RSA file or a KIDS file and attach it to an e-mail.
I think it is on topic for Hardhats, and I'm sure someone in the community
will upload it to the TRAC server.
Dave
PS: I have started the wiki page
http://vistapedia.net/index.php?title=HOWTO_Share_VistA_Stuff
Phil Burkhalter
I haven’t changed anything. The current routine doesn’t print an image of the patient, only a barcode with their id number, name, allergies, date and ward. I want to add the image from the image they take for the patient id card in registration.
I will share what I come up with. I just re-looked at the Kernel manuals and it may be something that can be done when setting up the device call.
Phil Burkhalter
President
Business Intelligence Systems, LLC
http://bis.busintelonline.com/
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Sent: Friday, September 23, 2011 8:36 AM
To: hard...@googlegroups.com
Nancy Anthracite
file.
This is from an OLD email that I wrote after getting help from Wally Fort that
sent me in the right direction to get what I needed to do done which was to
print a simple text file as I recall. Maybe you can extend that somehow to
print something more complex.
My (Nancy's) printer is HP1320OnNetGear lpd://192.168.0.109/PSC3F8E7 which
is the print queue assigned it because this is using a NetGear print server
and a URI of
ipp://localhost.localdomain:631/HP1320OnNetGear
In order to print a file from the command line, this works
lpr -P HP1320OnNetGear [FILE] works
This is the entries that work in my Device file and Termial Type file for my
setup on GTM/Linux with Debian Etch
elect KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS DOMAIN NAME:
OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: KERNEL SYSTEM PARAMETERS// DEVICE
(52 entries)
Select DEVICE NAME: HP1320
NUMBER: 51 NAME: HP1320
$I: /tmp/HP1320 ASK DEVICE: NO
VOLUME SET(CPU): EHR SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: NO
QUEUING: ALLOWED
LOCATION OF TERMINAL: Home HP1320 printer
OPEN COUNT: 14 PAGE LENGTH: 60
OPEN PARAMETERS: (NEWVERSION:NOREADONLY:VARIABLE)
MNEMONIC: HP1320
PRE-OPEN EXECUTE: S IO=$$UNIQUE^%ZISUTL(IO)
SUBTYPE: P-HP1320TXT TYPE: HOST FILE SERVER
PRINT SERVER NAME OR ADDRESS: HP1320OnNetGear
REMOTE PRINTER NAME: HP1320OnNetGear ASK DEVICE TYPE AT SIGN-ON: YES, ASK
OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: DEVICE// TERMINAL TYPE (191 entries)
Select TERMINAL TYPE NAME: P-HP1320TXT
ANOTHER ONE:
STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT? Yes// (Yes)
Include COMPUTED fields: (N/Y/R/B): NO// BOTH Computed Fields and Record
Number
(IEN)
NUMBER: 199 NAME: P-HP1320TXT
RIGHT MARGIN: 80 FORM FEED: #
PAGE LENGTH: 60 OPEN EXECUTE: W $C(27),"E"
CLOSE EXECUTE: U IO W @IOF K IO(1,10) S IO=$ZIO C IO S QUE="ZSYSTEM ""lpr -
rl -P H
P1320OnNetGear "_IO_$C(34) X QUE
OPEN EXECUTE DESCRIPTION: RESET
Select TERMINAL TYPE NAME:
From peoples old emails - Wally's did the trick for me.
On Friday, September 23, 2011, Phil Burkhalter wrote:
> I haven't changed anything. The current routine doesn't print an image of
> the patient, only a barcode with their id number, name, allergies, date and
> ward. I want to add the image from the image they take for the patient id
> card in registration.
>
>
>
> I will share what I come up with. I just re-looked at the Kernel manuals
> and it may be something that can be done when setting up the device call.
>
>
>
> Phil Burkhalter
>
> President
>
> Business Intelligence Systems, LLC
>
> 520-907-1153
>
> <mailto:Philbur...@busintelonline.com>
> <mailto:Hardhats%2Bunsu...@googlegroups.com>
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