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After the Deficiency Management for Allscripts Sunrise Acute Care task has been configured in the Unity Management Console, you need a service to execute it.

Note the following prerequisites:

  • The Unity Scheduler and the deficiency management scheduler service must be installed on the same computer as the Allscripts Helios Gateway Client in order to be authenticated by Helios Security Services.

  • It is considered a best practice to create an independent Windows Service to run the Allscripts deficiency management task.This is primarily to ensure that the OnBase User Account leveraged by the process is a Service Account. This also mimics the deployment methodology followed by Services.

To create the service:

  1. Run the Unity Scheduler installer to install the Unity Scheduler. For more information, see the Installation chapter of the Unity Scheduler documentation.
  2. Copy the Allscripts integration DLLs to the folder where the Unity Scheduler is installed.
    1. In the provided build directory, browse to \OEM\AllscriptsECM\Apps\NTServices\Hyland.Scheduler and locate the files Hyland.Integrations.Allscripts.ExternalDeficiencies.dll and SXA.HIM.Entities.dll.
    2. Copy these files to the Unity Scheduler install directory. The default location is C:\Program Files\Hyland\Unity Scheduler.
  3. If necessary, use the command line to create a separate instance of the Unity Scheduler service to run the Allscripts deficiency management task. This step is necessary only if the default instance of the Unity Scheduler is not set up to execute the deficiency management task.
    Note:

    Only one instance of the deficiency management scheduler service should be run at a time. Stop and uninstall any previously created deficiency management scheduler services before proceeding.

    For information about creating an instance of the Unity Scheduler service using the command line, see the Installation chapter of the Unity Scheduler documentation.