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How long is the metadata retained in the system? - ANSWER Default 7 days along with
its associated job's raw data, log and PDF if applicable
Since print drivers won't know how to handle ERTF, what must be used to render? -
ANSWER Epic Print Service (EPS)
Plain text job doesn't require special formatting or need EPS but usually does to avoid? -
ANSWER Maintaining Unix print queues
What are two choices for affiliate printing that is not networked? - ANSWER 1.
Hyperspace Local Printing (HLP)
2. Virtual Local Printing (VLP)
What workflow generates a batch of print jobs which must exit the printer in pre-defined
order? - ANSWER Willow Ambulatory (WAM) Batch Printing, and sometime Hospital
Billing (HB) and Professional Billing (PB)
What Epic product must be installed to support rich text server printing? - ANSWER The
Epic Print Service (EPS)
Does Epic client printing can be scheduled? - ANSWER No, client side printing needs to
be rendered on the client at the time of printing
Does EPS needs to communicate with the Epic Operational Database environment in
order to print? - ANSWER Yes, with its EPS Routing Listeners to retrieve jobs from the
environments's EPS Routing Queues.
, For any given print job, which of the following will the Print Job
Creation Queue place into the Temp Storage location in the
environment? - ANSWER The job's raw data
Which of the following are true about batch printing? - ANSWER Some (not all) batches
must be
printed in a certain order.
EPS does NOT require a specialty configuration to print batch jobs.
An analyst in your organization manually prints the patient list for their department each
morning, and selects the EPR to print to. What is this an example of? ANSWER Server
side print job
Pull print job
What information does the Epic Print Log (EPL) store? ANSWER Metadata w/ Job ID and
what Print Format Server it was send to
What does the name Application Build creates that set of instructions that tells the Epic
environment what we are printing is called? - ANSWER Print Routine
What is responsible for defining our Windows print queue, one for every printer called? -
ANSWER Epic Print Record (EPR)
What is the addtional info like the user, the date, the time, and the environment that
combines with the EPR and handed to the Print Job Creation Queue formally know as
Foundation Generic Queues, PRINTQ? - ANSWER Metadata (header or footer of the
ERTF)
What executes the job routine to create the raw data (body of the ERTF) and assign that
job an ID? - ANSWER Print Job Creation Queue
What would test the EPS routing rules that the ECSA's defined in Kuiper? - ANSWER
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