I'm trying to configure an SSL/TSL configuration in our test environment so we can send ADT messages to an external server. I've verified connectivity/firewall to the external server.
type is set to Client, Server certificate verification is set to Require.
I have received a certificate from the external supplier and linked that in the "File containing trusted Certificate Authjority certificate" field. (I've also imported it into the cert store and tried using %OSCertificateStore).
For one of the reports I need to produce through Logi, I need to create a parameter/filter and pre-populate it with items from a query. Has anyone done that before? And if so how did you do it?
My Cache.dat has a expanded a lot and some globals occupy a lot of disc space with just junk data so I would like to kill some globals and shrink the cache.dat file because I'm running out of disk space? So is there a way to do that without having to do it through the Truncate & Compact databases?
I have an issue related to Visual Studio Code and its InterSystems extension when exporting routines from the database to the file system.
The code entered via the terminal editor is encoded in DOS code page 437, but when I export it to my file system, even if I set the file opening to DOS CP 437, the accented characters which are two bytes long cause problems.
in the InterSystems management portal, I am in the lookup table viewer (interoperability>lookup Tables, I would like to use import function to convert our existing table from other system to intersystems lookup table.
so I converted our existing one like below and saved it as xxx.xml file locally. when I try to import, it says it is not a valid export file.
my question is " what's the valid format for a file to be valid to use to import for lookup table?"
When using something like BeyondCompare when working with production class exports, the XData block "items" content very rarely if ever wind up in the same order making Beyond compare a total mess.
Is there a way of either sorting it on the export, or would I have to find (or write) some XSLT-based tool to go into the exported class and sort all the items? Does anyone know of a tool like that available?
I am trying to locate a method that would allow me to differentiate between InterSystems preinstalled/system namespaces and "our own" namespaces. I am interested both in Cache and Iris answers if they are different. Yes, I can list what to disregard, like if not HSLIB or if not DOCBOOK but hoping for a more universal and elegant answer.
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