Mirth with SQL Server

[Alexander]

Re:Mirth with SQL Server

Hi nshaik!

Thanks for your help and sorry for my late reply!

But the problem still happening!
I just run the same script in two different servers.

I'm just trying to do in the source a select and to retrieve the values to put in the destination using a insert statement getting the values from the source. But the problem still there.
How could happen that problem if the tables are the same? Could be the SQL driver? Which driver should I use to access SQL Server?

I got a new problem with date fields.
Both servers are using the same format of date, but different languages. British and us_english.

When I run the insert script in both servers, it works. But with Mirth is not working.

I'm using the code below to try to help in the date problem.

************************************************** ***************
var Ventrydate = "";

if (msg['entrydate'].toString() != null) {
Ventrydate = "'" + msg['entrydate'].toString() + "'";
}
else {
Ventrydate = "";
}
channelMap.put('Pentrydate', Ventrydate);
************************************************** ***************

I already tried a lots of ways. If you have got a solution comparing my case, please let me know.

I'm getting lost with that problem.

Thanks a lot mate. PHM___Sender.xml (55479 bytes)

[nshaik]

Re:Mirth with SQL Server

Try increasing the column width in the table.

For e.g, if the LastName column in the Patient table is varchar(15) and you send more than 15 character string data from Mirth, you could get data truncation error. In this case, you might want to increase the column width to, say, LastName varchar(30) and try.

Hope it helps!

[Alexander]

Hello all!!!

Someone is working with SQL Server for some time ?

Can you help me about the configurations in the SQL Server ?

I got some problems to see the events on the "Mirth Administrator".

For example: Cause: java.sql.DataTruncation: Data truncation
Caused by: java.sql.DataTruncation: Data truncation

Do you know how to solve the problem ?

Thanks all.

Post edited by: Alexander, at: 10/30/2007 18:23