Hello CCR Users at TrakCare sites!

The Certification team at InterSystems Learning Services is currently developing an InterSystems CCR EHR (aka TrakCare) Specialist certification exam, and we are reaching out to our community for feedback that will help us finalize the exam contents.

How do I provide my input? Complete our Job Task Analysis (JTA) survey! We will present you with a list of job tasks, and you will rate them on their importance as well as other factors.

How much effort is involved? It takes about 20 – 30 minutes to fill out the survey. You can be anonymous or provide your email if you’d like a follow-up.

How can I access the survey? You can access the survey here. 

• Survey works on mobile devices, but it will involve a lot of scrolling.
• Survey can be resumed if you return to it on the same device in the same browser unless you clear browser storage.
• Survey will close on August 29, 2025.

What’s in it for me? You get to have a say in what topics the new exam should cover, and as a token of our appreciation, participants are eligible to earn Global Masters points.

Here are the exam title and the definition of the target role: 

Exam title: InterSystems CCR EHR Application Specialist (note - we call it "EHR" as it covers TrakCare but will be applicable to IntelliCare customers as well as CCR use doesn't change on the new product)

Target role: An InterSystems TrakCare Application specialist who: 

• Uses Tier 2 CCRs to document and process change workflows, 
• Makes configuration changes in InterSystems TrakCare, and 
• Transports and deploys configuration changes across environments. 

We recommend at least six months’ experience with the tasks above, or independently progressing 20 Tier 2 CCRs.

Please take some time and help us if you can.  We are excited to be working on this project so that Tier 2 experts can earn credentials demonstrating their expertise!  

Hello everyone,

I'm using EnsLib.TCP.TextLineOutboundAdapter to communicate with a third-party system over TCP/IP. The issue is that the system sends back only an integer (e.g. 1001 or -1) without any terminator (like $c(10)).

The adapter expects a terminator and always times out with ErrTCPTerminatedReadTimeoutExpired, even though the correct data is received. Here an example of an error: 
[TCPSender] Errore nell'invio: ERROR <Ens>ErrTCPTerminatedReadTimeoutExpired: TCP Read timeout (15) expired waiting for terminator 0, data received ='1005'

Trying different terminators (e.g.  $c(0), $c(13)) didn’t work.
I’d like to know if there’s a way to disable terminator checking or manually read the entire response without waiting for an end character.

Thanks in advance!

Enrico