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SP 11 - CCC forms now working

Bugs, Known Issues, Open Cases

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jmazurow

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We loaded SP 11 to our test system, but now all the CCC forms do not work... we get MEL code immediately within an update. Seems like the link to the form content ( TFE files) is not found. Has anyone seen this, and if so, what did you do to resolve this ?
We copied the entire contents of the Production system Logician folder to test, and now it shows the wrong version. It shows SP 10, not SP 11, so there must be something pointing to our Prod database instead of the test database. Any clues as to where the server name might be located in one of the folders / files ? Thanks.

John Mazurowski
Mohawk Valey Health Systems, NY

Posted : January 5, 2016 10:42 am

taltonm

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John,

Not knowing the specifics of the test system, the only file that I am aware of that will control the location of the CCC files or references back to a client folder is the usrlib.txt file that is loaded when the client launches. The file looks like below and I believe that the DIR_EMR that is referenced looks at the emr.ini inside the client folder that is looks for the logicianinstallPath... The MEL code is very common and is usually caused by the incorrect version of the forms. as you probably know, there is a specific way to load the forms in the later versions of CCC (Basic, then specialties, then the patch if you using the full specialty suite from GE (9.1))

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// CLINICFOLDERNAME Clinic userlib.txt

// Network path
fn ccc_net_path() {DIR_EMR()}

// Path for system files:
fn ccc_sys_path() {ccc_net_path() + "\\CCC"}

load(".\\usrlibccc.txt")

// Path for supplemental folder:
fn supplement_path() {ccc_net_path() + "\\CLINICFOLDERNAME"}

/* 9-11-06 */
load(supplement_path() + "\\CCC-fndef-Load-supplemental.ccc")

---Not sure if that helps you or not,

Thanks,

Mark T.

Virtual OfficeWare Healthcare Solutions

Posted : January 5, 2016 12:06 pm

gpincomb

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One thing to keep in mind is that SP11 comes with CCC Basic 1.2 and the documentation we received stated that the included CCC Basic needed to be installed with the upgrade as there were pieces needed for SP11. So we installed CCC Basic 1.2 from the SP11 install files, then we re-installed CCC Basic 1.3 from a previous downloaded copy we had from when it was released, so that we could have the ICD-10 CCC forms. We then made sure that we changed the installation type to "Full" in the usrlibccc.txt file, because we have parts of CCC 9.1 installed as well:

global ccc_package_type = “Full"

Posted : January 7, 2016 5:18 am

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