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Govindaraj

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Jun 8, 2009 11:55 PM

Mumps - intersystem cache server

Hi.

I am very new member to this openvista server community.

Can any one explain me how the .M files (i downloaded the Open vista server side code) related with Intersystem Cache server?

Where can i get the database scripts for openvista server? and How can i execute the DB scripts?

I would like to view the Database schemas and tables for openvista server.

Thanks and regards

Govindaraj

Jonathan Tai

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1. Jun 9, 2009 12:17 AM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

The .m files contain MUMPS code. This code is run on an interpreter; Cache is a MUMPS interpreter. GT.M is another interpreter - one that is Free and Open Source (Cache is proprietary). In MUMPS, the database is very closely tied with the language interpreter. There is no separate SQL database. So both Cache and GT.M are databases as well as MUMPS interpreters.

When you ask about database scripts, I'm assuming you're looking for an SQL database script that creates tables and loads data. OpenVista is not built using SQL, so there's no "database script" to be had.

The DBMS OpenVista uses is called FileMan. FileMan has a text-based interface that you can use to query the structure of it's files (the "data dictionary").

I hope that's enough to get you started.

Govindaraj

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2. Jun 9, 2009 6:32 AM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

Thanks for your reply.

is it possible to import these .M files into cache server?

Thanks

Govindaraj

Jonathan Tai

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3. Jun 9, 2009 6:55 AM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

Instead of downloading the .m files (the -globals.zip), try downloading the -cache.zip file. It contains a CACHE.DAT file that has the routines imported into it already.

Govindaraj

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4. Jun 10, 2009 3:04 AM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

I downloaded cache.dat file from the following link

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=74626&package_id=77362

Can u please tell me how can i dismount this cache.dat file in cache server?

is there any online documentation available for that?

Thanks

Govindaraj

Jonathan Tai

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5. Jun 10, 2009 8:31 AM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

Assuming that you have created a namespace and mapped the routines and globals, you can dismount the .DAT file in the Cache System Management Portal under Operations => Databases. Or you could just shut down Cache. While the database is dismounted, replace the .DAT file with the one you downloaded, then re-mount the database (or restart Cache, if you had shut it down).

Yesterday I wrote up a high level overview of the installation steps, you may want to have a look at that as you work your way through the installation: OpenVista Server Installation Options

Govindaraj

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6. Jun 11, 2009 11:21 PM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

Hi jonathan.

I have configured the cache server as per the procedure in your installation options link.

Thanks for the installation Guide. But my task is still in pending status.

I completed the steps till replacing the cache.dat file in OPEN database of Cache server.

FYI: I have enough license to use the cache server.

I would like to know the detailed information about the following steps.

Start TaskMan
Start the RPC Broker

I could not find how to start the taskman in cache server and where to start the RPC broker.

Regards

Govindaraj

Jonathan Tai

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7. Jun 11, 2009 11:34 PM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

Have a look at this thread:Re: How to configuration OpenVista CIS and Server in windows system?

Govindaraj

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8. Jun 12, 2009 2:34 AM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

I hope that I have completed the task to configure the Openvista server in windows.

Please have a look at the image 1.gif.

I would like to know what to enter as Server in openvista client and i hope the default portnumber is 9201

Thanks

Govindaraj

1.gif

Jonathan Tai

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9. Jun 12, 2009 7:39 AM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

If you're running CIS on the same machine as Cache, then use 127.0.0.1 or localhost for the server name. Otherwise, use the IP address of the machine running Cache. Port 9201 is correct.

Govindaraj

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10. Jun 14, 2009 10:19 PM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

Yes. I have installed both openvista client and Cache in the same machine.

When i give localhost or the IP address of my machine for server, i am getting the error "Session request rejected by server".

For additional information:

I have downloaded and installed the openvista appliance for Linux machine.

then i configured the Openvista server in seperate server machine which as another IP address.

When i give the Linux server machine IP for Server in openvista CIS, It is connecting to the openvista and i can view the patient information.

But It's giving error when i try to give localhost for server in Openvista CIS.

Jonathan Tai

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11. Jun 15, 2009 3:19 AM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

Can you try telneting to the port from the Windows machine? You can use the built-in telnet client in Windows (Start => Run, type "cmd", then in the Command Prompt type "telnet localhost 9201") or download and use PuTTY. I'd like to see what response you get when you use telnet.

Govindaraj

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12. Jun 17, 2009 6:47 AM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

sorry for late reply..

I am getting an error that connection failed when i type "telnet localhost 9201" in command prompt.

Can you guide me how to configure the portnumber 9201 for openvista server?

Thanks

Govindaraj

Jonathan Tai

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13. Jun 17, 2009 8:52 AM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

The port is not actually listening, so I suspect that you never properly started TaskMan. TaskMan spawns the listener, so if it is not running, the restart command has no effect. Can you run

D ^ZTMON

in the mumps prompt and show us the output? For future reference, you can also reach the Monitor TaskMan option from the menus (EVE => Taskman Management => Taskman Management Utilities => Monitor TaskMan)

Govindaraj

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14. Jun 18, 2009 2:29 AM

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Re: Mumps - intersystem cache server

I have started the taskman properly.

It shows that taskman is current.

But i am still getting the same error when i type "telnet localhost 9201" in command prompt.

Additionaly i would like to know about to start the RPC broker.

Regards

Govindaraj

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