I am looking for ObjectScript implementation of crypt-compatible function, that generates md5 salted hashes (output is in the form of $1$salt$hash). From what I understand it uses its own spin on md5 algorithm:
I need to get a sort order stored in my database with mutiple decimal places, but I want the string stored and retrieved EXACTLY as I enter it. so if someone enters 700.3000 I don't want cache to treat it as a decimal and strip the trailing zeros storing it as 700.3
once it comes back, I want the sorting to sort AS STRINGS, again, none of that stripping training/leading zeros.
this ay, I can create local arrays in exactly the order they think? they created them
Hello. I was asked to base64-encode files such as Word documents (which contain images) and then post them to a Jira server. I found code to base64 encode a file here:
IRISTEMP - IRIS.DAT took up all the available disk space of almost 2 TB that leads to Production instance down.
After RCA the suspected cause was some SQL query but not confirmed as query result was received within a minute.
Currently we are monitoring the IRIS.DAT and it is continuously increasing and currently we set the MAX size for this DB, but not sure what will happen once it hit the MAX SIZE ?
Any clue why the IRISTEMP DB is not flushing the data from IRIS.DAT as i believe it is being mostly used for system processes and is in increasing trend at ~ 1GB/day?
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BridgeWorks VDM is an ad hoc reporting and graphical SQL query builder application that was designed for any user who needs access to their SQL projections in InterSystems Caché, InterSystems IRIS, InterSystems IRIS for Health databases as well as access to InterSystems DeepSee and InterSystems IRIS BI Cubes with minimal SQL scripting experience.
LB_Transfer has a list if TestSet row IDs, so i am doing the following join
SELECT
LBTS_RowID,
,LBTS_CollectedDate
FROM SQLUser.LB_TestSet
JOIN SQLUser.LB_Transfer ON ($LISTBUILD(LBTS_RowID) %INLIST LBTR_TestSetList)
WHERE LBTS_CollectedDate BETWEEN '2019-01-01' AND '2019-05-10'
Without the date filter the query returns data, but if i add the date filter no data is returned
I also tried using %INTERNAL, %EXTERNAL TO_DATE('2009-01-01','YYYY-MM-DD')
In Ensemble, I have a HL7 message that contains several Z segments. I have created a custom schema to represent the new Z segments along with the new DocType Structure and Message Structure
How does Ensemble/Health Connect know which custom schema to use? I believe it has to be indicated in the MSH segment somewhere, but not sure where exactly that would be. Is the version simply updated with the new schema name or is there some other field?
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I'm trying out VS Code with IRIS for Health 2023.2 (not available in above dropdown) in a local container. I can open read-only files in the Objectscript viewer and have a local folder connected to the correct namespace. However, when I make changes and try the "import and compile" option, I get:
ERROR #16006: Document <filepath> name is invalid
The first four chars of <filepath> appear to have been truncated
In this GitHub we fine tune a bert model from HuggingFace on review data like Yelp reviews.
The objective of this GitHub is to simulate a simple use case of Machine Learning in IRIS : We have an IRIS Operation that, on command, can fetch data from the IRIS DataBase to train an existing model in local, then if the new model is better, the user can override the old one with the new one. That way, every x days, if the DataBase has been extended by the users for example, you can train the model on the new data or on all the data and choose to keep or let go this new model.
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