Hello everyone.

I have a question regarding the priority when applying a default configuration.

I have several Business Services that use the same class, so I want them all to have a common "Schedule" configuration.

However, there's one that I don't want this default configuration applied to, so I've tried setting the Schedule value to empty for that element based on its name:

In this case, the elements that use the class Kurro.BS.SFTP.Marca have the default value "CargaFicheros".

I have an Embedded Python method, which is essentially a call to one third-party module.

Most of the time, the method takes <0.1 seconds to execute, but sometimes it takes 30 or 60 seconds.

The server is relatively idle (20-30% CPU load).

How can I debug this issue further? Ideally, I want to know where this library spends the time. The library is mainly Python code (it's boto3, so it's not a Python C API proxy library).

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Develop a function that performs a two-step encryption process on a given string:

• First Step: Reverse Cipher

  • Reverse the entire input string.
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For the question in the Title, the AI Chat gave a response of:

The ‘Current Users’ value displayed by the $System.License.ShowSummary() method represents
real-time license usage tracked in shared memory on the local system.

We are trying to reconcile which user/process are associated with the counts that are returned.

Does anyone know how to get the detail of 'license usage tracked in shared memory on the local system.'?

Thanks you for your time.

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I need to read first six characters from the filename we process in healthconnect, then need to insert these six characters in MSH-6 in the same HL7 message. (please note each file can have multiple HL7 messages with multiple MSH segments)

Is something can be done when first process the file, then insert first characters MSH-6?

Please advice if this is an easy fix.

Hello Community! As another great year comes to a close, I wanted to notify you about an upcoming change to the vscode-objectscript extension. In an effort to reduce the extension's footprint, simplify maintenance, and improve ease of use, InterSystems plans to remove some rarely-used configuration settings. Our telemetry tells us that these settings are changed from the default by fewer than 2% of users. However, before finalizing the removal I would like to give any users of these settings the opportunity to explain why a setting shouldn't be removed.

Hi community,

we recently updated our Health Connect instance from 2021.1 to 2024.1 and also migrated to new hardware. The production environment is connected to an enterprise message bank system.

Need to capture filename during BPL process, then set it to MSH-6 in the HL7 message.

Please advice, if this can be done.

Hi,

I need a simple function for formatting a string, like in Python or C#. That's easy:

Class Very.Very.Long.Class.Name
{
ClassMethod Format(fmt As %String, args...) As %String [ Language = python ]
{
return fmt.format(*args)
}
}

To simplify calls, I want to wrap the function into a macro:

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I use $SELECT() in Architect to aggregate various data conditions into a single dimension.

I have a data table like this: id, user, userData1, userData2...