August 15, 2023

Configuring the editor of tHL7Input – Docs for ESB 6.x

Configuring the editor of tHL7Input

  1. From the Palette, drop an tHL7Input and three tLogRow components onto the design workspace.
  2. Double-click tHL7Input in order to open
    its editor.

    Use_Case_tHL72.png

  3. In the File path field, click [Browse…] and browse the directory to select
    your HL7 file.
  4. In the File Setting area, type in your
    segment Start character and your segment
    End character.
  5. Under Segment(As Schema), in the Schema
    view area, select MSH.
  6. Drop the MSH-3(1)-1-1[IS] and
    MSH-7(1)-1-1[ST
    ] segments from
    the Message View onto the Schema View, and change the User Column value to MSH_LABEL and MSH_DATE
    respectively.
  7. Under Segment(As Schema), in the Schema
    view area, select EVN.

    Use_Case_tHL73.png

  8. Drop the EVN-1(1)-1-1[ID] and
    EVN-2(1)-1-1[ST] segments from the Message View onto the Schema View, and change the User
    Column
    value to EVN_ID and
    EVN_DATE respectively.
  9. Under Segment(As Schema), in the Schema
    view area, select PID.

    Use_Case_tHL74.png

  10. Drag and drop the following segments from the Message View onto the Schema
    View
    : PID-1(1)-1-1[SI],
    PID-5(1)-1-1[ST],
    PID-5(1)-2-1[ST]
    , PID-5(1)-3-1[ST],
    PID-5(1)-4-1[ST],
    PID-5(1)-5-1[ST],
    PID-7(1)-1-1[ST], PID-8(1)-1-1[IS], then change the User
    Column
    value to PID_ID,
    PID_FNAME, PID_LNAME, PID_STNUMBER,
    PID_STREET, PID_CITY, PID_BDAY,
    PID_GENDER.

    Note:

    If available, click the Auto map!
    button, located at the bottom left of the interface, to carry out the
    mapping operation automatically.

  11. Click Ok to close the editor.

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