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Most versions of Reflection have Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) as its
scripting language. It also has an ActiveX interface that allows one to
control Reflection sessions with Visual Basic, C++ or C#. All of this is
included with Reflection at no extra charge. Therefore, it is entirely
possible to do what you want to do with software that is free to you at this
point. However, there is that small matter of programming between you and
your goal.
We provide some dated examples of how to do this type of programming
http://www.xformix.com/vbexample/index.html. Good luck!
Charles Finley
Transformix Computer Corporation
(760)-439-3146
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> Subject: hp3000 machine used for healthcare
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> I'm currently working at hospital that uses hp3000 for its clinical
> database. We normally access the data using wrq reflection over the
> lan. Is there a product (hopefully free) that I could use to access this
> data, extract the info and place it into another database. I have a
> separate access database for just ID patients. My goal is to have a way
> of updating certain labs automatically instead of using
> reflection and doing
> it manually. thanks. btw - the software is from hboc which is not part
> of mckesson.
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