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1
Q

You may search for messages by

A

header fields
body fields
search tables
content

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messages should only be searched using

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indexed data

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3
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what parts of a message are indexed?

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header fields
body fields
search tables
fields from virtual documents

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4
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Where can explanations for symbols used in a message trace be found?

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in the legend

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5
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How can the message viewer be accessed in a production?

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Highlight the appropriate business service, process, or operation
click on the messages tab
click go to message viewer

or

menu
message viewer

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6
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From the message viewer, how can the message trace be accessed?

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Highlight the appropriate message
Trace tab
View full Trace

or

click on the session id

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7
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What option in the message trace allows the display of alerts and errors?

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the show events checkbox

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8
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How can the message viewer be accessed from the management portal home tab?

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Ensemble/interoperability
View
Messages

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9
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What are the basic search criteria in the message viewer?

A 
status
type
start time
end time
start id
end id
source
target
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10
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what fields are in the message list grid in the message viewer?

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line number
id (ensemble)
time created
session (id hyperlink)
status
error
source
target
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11
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what does the Visual Trace do?

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shows the flow of messages and content during processing and enables in depth inspection and troubleshooting

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12
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When a message is selected, what tabs are available in the right pane?

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Header
Body
Contents
Trace

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13
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How do you look up the schema that corresponds to a message in the message viewer?

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highlight the message
contents tab
view full contents
click on a field in the desired segment

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14
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How would you access the unparsed text of a message?

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highlight the message
contents tab
view raw contents

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15
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How would you display 20 messages per page?

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Set the page size field in the search pane to 20

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16
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Basic search criteria are derived from

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message header fields

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17
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How would you display the dates that messages were created?

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Set the time format field in the search pane to complete

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18
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How do you resend a message?

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click the checkbox next to the desired message(s) in the message viewer
click resend
click resend on the confirmation page

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19
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How do you resend a message to a different target?

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click the checkbox next to the desired message(s) in the message viewer
click resend
select new target from the new target dropdown
click resend

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20
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What option could be used to change message content prior to resending?

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edit and resend

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21
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What is the default search type

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session start

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22
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what searches are possible with extended criteria?

A 
message headers
message bodies
message contents including:
    -raw content
    -search tables
    -virtual document schemas and categories
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23
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how do you index fields in incoming or outgoing messages?

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search table

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24
Q

How would you search for ADT_A08 messages?

A 
Expand extended criteria
add criterion
check enable criterion
set criterion type to body property
set class to EnsLib.HL7.Message
set condition to if name = ADT_A08
click ok
click search
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25
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How would you search for messages that came from business processes?

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Expand extended criteria
add criterion
check enable criterion
set criterion to header field
set the condition to if sourcebusinesstype = BusinessProcess
click ok
click search
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26
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How would you temporarily disable a search criteria?

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uncheck the enable checkbox

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27
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How would you add a field to the message list grid?

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when adding or editing a search criteria, click the plus icon next to display values
select the desired field from the dropdown

28
Q

You have a search for ADT_A08 messages. How would you alter it to search for ADT_A08 or ADT_A01 messages?

A

edit this criterion
click the plus next to conditions
set the second condition to Or name = ADT_A01

29
Q

How would you save a search

A

expand save searches
assign a name
click save

30
Q

How would you clear all existing search criteria?

A

click reset

31
Q

How do you run a saved search?

A

expand saved searches
pick the desired search from the dropdown
click search

32
Q

How would you use a search table to search for a patient whose first name is joel?

A 
Expand extended criteria
add criterion
check enable criterion
set criterion type to SearchTable field
set class to EnsLib.HL7.SearchTable
set the condition to if PatientName Contains JOEL
33
Q

Why search using a search table instead of searching raw content?

A

search tables have indices
they are faster
they are not case sensitive

34
Q

How would you search for messages with an hl7 version of 2.3.1 and a patient id of 999473857?

A 
Expand extended criteria
add criterion
check enable criterion
set criterion type to VDocSegment Field
set class to EnsLib.HL7.Message
set segment type to 2.3.1:PID
set field name to Patient IdentifierList().ID
operator to =
set value to 999473857
ok
search
35
Q

How would you search for ADT_A01 messages using HL7 version 2.3.1 and containing the word height?

A 
Expand extended criteria
add criterion
check enable criterion
set criterion type to VDoc Property Path
set class to EnsLib.HL7.Message
set doctype to 2.3.1:ADT_A01
set property path to OBX().ObservationIdentifier().text 
operator to = 
value to HEIGHT
ok
search
36
Q

How would you run an SQL query?

A

home
system explorer
SQL

37
Q

which type of search allows you to search specific HL7 message fields?

A

VDoc segment field

38
Q

what classes are available for the VDoc Segment Field criterion type?

A

EnsLib.EDI.ASTM.Document
EnsLib.EDI.EDIFACT.Document
EnsLib.EDI.X12.Document
EnsLib.HL7.Message

39
Q

How would you search for messages that specify HL7 version 2.5?

A 
Extended Criteria
Add Criterion
Criterion Type: Body Property
Class: EnsLib.HL7.Message
Condition: IF TypeVersion = 2.5
40
Q

How would you search for messages with a status of error?

A

Extended Criteria
Add Criterion
Criterion Type: Header Field
Condition: IF Status = Error

41
Q

What fields does the header contain?

A 
Banked
BusinessProcessId
CorrespondingMessageId
Description
ErrorStatus
Invocation
Is Error?
MessageBodyClassName
MessageBodyId
Priority
Resent
ReturnQueueName
Session Id
SourceBusinessType
SourceConfigName
Status
SuperSession
TargetBusinessType
TargetConfigName
TargetQueueName
TimeCreated
TimeProcessed
Type
42
Q

How would you access segments within a message or fields within a segment?

A

Virtual Property Path

43
Q

What does Ensemble need to know to access a value?

A

Virtual Property Path - e.g. PID:2.1
Message Structure - e.g. ADT_A01
Schema - e.g. 2.3.1

44
Q

What are the primary places where virtual property paths are used?

A

Routing Rules
Data Transformations
Cache Object Script

45
Q

the message header

A

includes information about the type and status of the message

the structure is the same for all messages and is defined by ensemble

46
Q

the message body

A

is the message that the application is sending

47
Q

In the visual trace, the source item is marked with a

A

circle

48
Q

In the visual trace, the target item is marked with a

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rounded rectangle

49
Q

In the visual trace, when a message has traveled from one item to the next

A

an arrow connects the two items within a rounded box

50
Q

In the visual trace, a number in square brackets outside the box on left is

A

the message identifier

51
Q

In the visual trace, a date and time within the box above the arrow indicates the

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message creation time stamp

52
Q

In the visual trace, a request message is represented by

A

a blue arrow

53
Q

In the visual trace, a response message is represented by

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a green arrow

54
Q

In the visual trace, a message that encountered an error is represented by

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a red arrow

55
Q

In the visual trace, The text below the arrow is

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the message name

56
Q

In the visual trace, additional lines indicate when

A

a given business host receives and later sends a message.

57
Q

You may restrict messages shown in the visual trace using

A

The Apply Filter drop-down

58
Q

in the visual trace, synchronous messages are represented by

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a blue circle/rounded rectangle

59
Q

in the visual trace, asynchronous messages are represented by

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a pink circle/rounded rectangle

60
Q

in the visual trace, an asynchronous request with no response is represented by

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an orange circle/rounded rectangle

61
Q

in the visual trace, an event log warning is represented by

A

an orange diamond

62
Q

in the visual trace, an event log alert is represented by

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a yellow diamond

63
Q

in the visual trace, event log info is represented by

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a white diamond

64
Q

in the visual trace, an event log trace is represented by

A

a blue diamond

65
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in the visual trace, an event log assert is represented by

A

a gray diamond

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