Ignacio Valdes Implementation Log/Episode17
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Determine if a KIDS patch is already installed
- To determine if a KIDS patch is already installed go
EVE-->Fileman-->Inquire-->Install
then the patch you are inquiring about.
- Enter all or part of the KIDS patch name, usually asterisk delimited like
GMRV*5.0
- This will let you see a list of all the GMRV 5.0 patches and when they were installed.
KIDS patch install best practice
First appeared here:
http://groups.google.com/group/hardhats/browse_frm/thread/392e49c54b683559/c5415573158c1d20?q=#c5415573158c1d20
From: "Ignacio Valdes" <ival...@hal-pc.org>
Local: Thurs, Oct 23 2008 3:43 pm
Subject: Intracare Implementation Log Episode 17: KIDs Patch Install Best Practice.
Recent attempts to KIDs patch WorldVistA EHR/VOE 1.0 to 'cross the streams' with Medsphere CIS resulted in this terminal session which reflects how to do a KIDs patch with best practices for doing it, not just loading it and installing it. In other words, this is how a professional does a KIDs patch which did not (but almost did) complete in this particular case and we are working on a solution:
Setting up programmer environment
This is a TEST account.
Terminal Type set to: C-VT100
Select OPTION NAME: XPD MAIN Kernel Installation & Distribution System
You have PENDING ALERTS
Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option
Select Kernel Installation & Distribution System Option: Installation
You have PENDING ALERTS
Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option
Select Installation Option: 1 Load a Distribution
Enter a Host File: /home/vista/MSCGMAG5.KID
KIDS Distribution saved on Nov 09, 2006@13:05:07
Comment: gft
This Distribution contains Transport Globals for the following Package(s):
MSCGMAG*1.0*5
Distribution OK!
Want to Continue with Load? YES//
Loading Distribution...
MSCGMAG*1.0*5
Use INSTALL NAME: MSCGMAG*1.0*5 to install this Distribution.
You have PENDING ALERTS
Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option
Select Installation Option: 2 Verify Checksums in Transport Global
Select INSTALL NAME: MSCGMAG*1.0*5 Loaded from Distribution Loaded fr
om Distribution 10/22/08@12:24:30
=> gft ;Created on Nov 09, 2006@13:05:07
This Distribution was loaded on Oct 22, 2008@12:24:30 with header of
gft ;Created on Nov 09, 2006@13:05:07
It consisted of the following Install(s):
MSCGMAG*1.0*5
Want each Routine Listed with Checksums: Yes// YES
DEVICE: HOME// TELNET
PACKAGE: MSCGMAG*1.0*5 Oct 22, 2008 12:24 pm PAGE 1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MSCGMAG Calculated 10787194
MSCGPT Calculated 23171150
2 Routines checked, 0 failed.
You have PENDING ALERTS
Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option
Select Installation Option: 3 Print Transport Global
Select INSTALL NAME: MSCGMAG*1.0*5 Loaded from Distribution Loaded fr
om Distribution 10/22/08@12:24:30
=> gft ;Created on Nov 09, 2006@13:05:07
This Distribution was loaded on Oct 22, 2008@12:24:30 with header of
gft ;Created on Nov 09, 2006@13:05:07
It consisted of the following Install(s):
MSCGMAG*1.0*5
DEVICE: HOME// TELNET
PACKAGE: MSCGMAG*1.0*5 Oct 22, 2008 12:24 pm PAGE 1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TYPE: SINGLE PACKAGE
TRACK NATIONALLY: NO
NATIONAL PACKAGE:
ALPHA/BETA TESTING: NO
DESCRIPTION:MEDSPHERE INSTALLATION OF IMAGING
'MSCGMAG CAT IMAGES' RPC gets images for a patient by CATEGORY
Sample test call:
MIDLAND>D CATEGORY^MSCGMAG(.GFT,55536,67) ZW GFT
ENVIRONMENT CHECK : DELETE ENV ROUTINE: No
PRE-INIT ROUTINE : DELETE PRE-INIT ROUTINE: No
POST-INIT ROUTINE : DELETE POST-INIT ROUTINE: No
PRE-TRANSPORT RTN :
Enter RETURN to continue or '^' to exit:
PACKAGE: MSCGMAG*1.0*5 Oct 22, 2008 12:24 pm PAGE 2
UP SEND DATA USER
DATE SEC. COMES SITE RSLV OVER
FILE # NAME DD CODE W/FILE DATA PTS RIDE
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2005.02 OBJECT TYPE YES YES YES OVER NO NO
2005.2 NETWORK LOCATION YES NO NO
Partial DD: subDD: 2005.2 fld: 1
fld: 20
DATA SCREEN:
ROUTINE:
MSCGMAG SEND TO SITE
MSCGPT SEND TO SITE
[[SECURITY KEY~|Security Key]]:
MAG DELETE SEND TO SITE
Enter RETURN to continue or '^' to exit:
PACKAGE: MSCGMAG*1.0*5 Oct 22, 2008 12:24 pm PAGE 3
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MAGCAP MED GEN SEND TO SITE
MAGCAP PHOTOID SEND TO SITE
MAGCAP TIU SEND TO SITE
MSCGMAGSAV SEND TO SITE
REMOTE PROCEDURE:
MAGGUSERKEYS SEND TO SITE
MSCGMAG CAT IMAGES SEND TO SITE
MSCGMAG CPRS TIU NOTE SEND TO SITE
MSCGMAG GROUP IMAGES SEND TO SITE
MSCGMAG PAT IMAGES SEND TO SITE
MSCGMAG PAT PHOTOS SEND TO SITE
MSCGPT LOOKUP MASKS SEND TO SITE
You have PENDING ALERTS
Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option
Select Installation Option:
You have PENDING ALERTS
Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option
Select Kernel Installation & Distribution System Option: 4 ??
You have PENDING ALERTS
Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option
Select Kernel Installation & Distribution System Option: installation
You have PENDING ALERTS
Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option
Select Installation Option: 4 Compare Transport Global to Current System
Select INSTALL NAME: MSCGMAG*1.0*5 Loaded from Distribution Loaded fr
om Distribution 10/22/08@12:24:30
=> gft ;Created on Nov 09, 2006@13:05:07
This Distribution was loaded on Oct 22, 2008@12:24:30 with header of
gft ;Created on Nov 09, 2006@13:05:07
It consisted of the following Install(s):
MSCGMAG*1.0*5
Select one of the following:
1 Full Comparison
2 Second line of Routines only
3 Routines only
4 Columnar Routine compare
Type of Compare: 1 Full Comparison
DEVICE: HOME// TELNET
Compare MSCGMAG*1.0*5 to current site
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ADD Routine: MSCGMAG
ADD Routine: MSCGPT
File # 2005.02 Data Dictionary
* OLD * ^DD(2005.02,0,"DDA") = N
* NEW * ^DD(2005.02,0,"DDA") = Y
File # 2005.02 Data
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,1,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGWABS",1) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,1,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGWABS",3) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,1,1,"B","DISPLAY.MAGSTI",2) =
* OLD * ^MAG(2005.02,1,1,0) = ^2005.21^1^3
* NEW * ^MAG(2005.02,1,1,0) = ^2005.21^3^3
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,1,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGWABS",1) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,1,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGWABS",3) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,1,1,"B","DISPLAY.MAGSTI",2) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,3,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGWABS",5) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,3,1,"B","DISPLAY.MAGRXRY",4) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,9,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGWABS",4) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,9,1,"B","DISPLAY.MAGOBW",6) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,10,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGKABS",3) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,10,1,"B","DISPLAY.MAGKDIS",1) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,11,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGKDGP1",1) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,11,1,"B","DISPCINE.MAGCIN",3) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,11,1,"B","DISPLAY.MAGKDGP",2) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,12,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGKABS",3) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,12,1,"B","DISPLAY.MAGKDISP",1) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,13,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGOECGA",4) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,13,1,"B","DISPLAY.MAGOECGF",5) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,14,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGKDGP1",2) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,14,1,"B","DISPLAY.MAGCIN",1) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,16,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGKDGP1",1) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,17,1,"B","DISPABST.MAGRDOS1",1) =
* DEL * ^MAG(2005.02,17,1,"B","DISPLAY.MAGRDOS1",2) =
URL will be ADDED
File # 2005.2 Data Dictionary
* OLD * ^DD(2005.2,1,0) = PHYSICAL REFERENCE^RFX^^0;2^K:$L(X)>120!($L(X)<1)!'(
(X?1"\\".E1"\".E1"\")!(X?1A1":\"1E.E1"\")!($P($$UPPER^MAGQE4(X),"//")["HTTP")) X
* NEW * ^DD(2005.2,1,0) = PHYSICAL REFERENCE^RFX^^0;2^K:$L(X)>63!($L(X)<1) X
* OLD * ^DD(2005.2,1,3) = Enter the name of the physical location for this dev
ice. Answer must be 1-120 character in length.
* NEW * ^DD(2005.2,1,3) = Enter the name of the physical location for this dev
ice. Answer must be 1-63 character in length.
* OLD * ^DD(2005.2,1,"DT") = 3050707
* NEW * ^DD(2005.2,1,"DT") = 3030220
* OLD * ^DD(2005.2,20,0) = SYNTAX^S^UNC:UNC;^4;1^Q
* NEW * ^DD(2005.2,20,0) = SYNTAX^S^URL:URL;^4;1^Q
[[SECURITY KEY~|Security Key]]
* OLD * ^DIC(19.1,328,1,0) = ^^3^3^2950322^^^
* NEW * ^DIC(19.1,328,1,0) = ^19.11^3^3^3060412^^^^
[[SECURITY KEY~|Security Key]]: MSCGMAGSAV will be ADDED
REMOTE PROCEDURE
REMOTE PROCEDURE: MSCGMAG PAT IMAGES will be ADDED
REMOTE PROCEDURE: MSCGMAG GROUP IMAGES will be ADDED
REMOTE PROCEDURE: MSCGMAG CPRS TIU NOTE will be ADDED
REMOTE PROCEDURE: MSCGMAG PAT PHOTOS will be ADDED
REMOTE PROCEDURE: MSCGPT LOOKUP MASKS will be ADDED
REMOTE PROCEDURE: MSCGMAG CAT IMAGES will be ADDED
You have PENDING ALERTS
Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option
Select Installation Option: 5 Backup a Transport Global
Select INSTALL NAME: MSCGMAG*1.0*5 Loaded from Distribution Loaded fr
om Distribution 10/22/08@12:24:30
=> gft ;Created on Nov 09, 2006@13:05:07
This Distribution was loaded on Oct 22, 2008@12:24:30 with header of
gft ;Created on Nov 09, 2006@13:05:07
It consisted of the following Install(s):
MSCGMAG*1.0*5
Subject: Backup of MSCGMAG*1.0*5 install on Oct 22, 2008
Replace
Loading Routines for MSCGMAG*1.0*5
Routine MSCGMAG is not on the disk..
Routine MSCGPT is not on the disk..
Send mail to: VALDES,IGNACIO// VALDES,IGNACIO
Select basket to send to: IN//
And Send to:
You have PENDING ALERTS
Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option
Select Installation Option: 6 Install Package(s)
Select INSTALL NAME: MSCGMAG*1.0*5 Loaded from Distribution Loaded fr
om Distribution 10/22/08@12:24:30
=> gft ;Created on Nov 09, 2006@13:05:07
This Distribution was loaded on Oct 22, 2008@12:24:30 with header of
gft ;Created on Nov 09, 2006@13:05:07
It consisted of the following Install(s):
MSCGMAG*1.0*5
Checking MSCGMAG*1.0*5 for overlap with VOE 1.0 .... OK
No overlap found
Checking MSCGMAG*1.0*5 for overlap with VOE 1.1 .... OK
No overlap found
Checking MSCGMAG*1.0*5 for overlap with NO HOME 1.0 .... OK
No overlap found
Checking Install for Package MSCGMAG*1.0*5
Install Questions for MSCGMAG*1.0*5
Incoming Files:
2005.02 OBJECT TYPE (including data)
Note: You already have the 'OBJECT TYPE' File.
I will OVERWRITE your data with mine.
2005.2 NETWORK LOCATION (Partial Definition)
Note: You already have the 'NETWORK LOCATION' File.
Want KIDS to INHIBIT LOGONs during the install? YES//
Want to DISABLE Scheduled Options, Menu Options, and Protocols? YES// NO
Enter the Device you want to print the Install messages.
You can queue the install by enter a 'Q' at the device prompt.
Enter a '^' to abort the install.
DEVICE: HOME// TELNET
MSCGMAG*1.0*5
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Install Started for MSCGMAG*1.0*5 :
Oct 22, 2008@12:27:36
Build Distribution Date: Nov 09, 2006
Installing Routines:
Oct 22, 2008@12:27:36
Installing Data Dictionaries:
Oct 22, 2008@12:27:36
Installing Data:
AC+3^MAGUXRF, Global variable undefined: ^MAG(2005.02,150372994,-%GTM-E-GVUNDEF
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
100% │ 25 50 75 │
Complete └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Install MSCGMAG*1.0*5 has encountered an Error.
Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option
Select Installation Option: "VA
2. kdtop3
Local: Fri, Oct 24 2008 7:05 pm
Ignacio,
I'm not sure what your question was, other than what to do with the crash. But I am facing the same thing when I install patches for drug files.
I find that the writers of these patches like to assume that everything is as it should be. They just charge ahead and reference global nodes that don't exist, and then you get the crash mentioned above.
To address this, I see what routine is being run, then edit it to try to figure out where the bad pointer is, and then try to fix that bad pointer in my system. It's a thankless job.
Kevin
3. Frederick D. S. Marshall
Local: Mon, Oct 27 2008 10:15 am
Dear Kevin,
In a development or test account, an undefined error can be a great boon, helping to identify defects in the code, the database, or both. In a production account, an undefined error is a sign that the code is not quite ready for prime time. Between $DATA and $GET, MUMPS gives us all the tools we need to gracefully handle undefined global nodes. The developers need to be given the time they need to finish bulletproofing the code before it is released, and they need to be committed to that bulletproofing.
No matter how hard a developer tries to anticipate problems, there will always be certain problems that escape testing and show up only in a production environment. Undefined errors are not among those.
Yours truly,
Rick
