Here is what is currently used.

..CurrentDateTime("%Y%m%d%H%M%S")

The format is not the issue.

I need to make it our current time as it is five hours ahead.

How can I access the header property of either of these.

Or, if I can't do that, subtract five hours or the equivalent time in seconds.

example, if I receive 20201224161922, how can I make it 20201224111922?

Thanks,

Jonathan

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".

Recently, we implemented some Java-based services using JDBC. And some time ago, I refactored some legacy PHP programs that used "csession" for communication between systems to use PDO with ODBC.

This raised a question for me about how license management is done in this scenario.
Is a license used per pool? Or per connection? How is this management done?

I need to connect IRIS to a third-party FHIR server which in turn is connected to Keycloak.

For machine-to-machine communications, client credentials grants should be used. I don't know why exactly but the FHIR server requires access tokens to contain the "openid" scope, otherwise it returns 401 (unauthorized).

One of the newest features of .Net core 10 with C# 14 is the file-based apps. This feature allows you to execute C# code in a simple .cs file without the need to create a solution, a project, or any of the related structure.

For example you can create a script.cs file using the notepad with the content:

Console.WriteLine(“This is a script in c#.”);

Then in the command line or the terminal you execute the command:

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If you try to kill a global that is mapped at the subscript level from the top node, you will get a <SLMSPAN> error and it will not be deleted. This is because the kill command for subscript-level mapped globals cannot be used across mappings.

You send an HTTP request and get back an HTTP error but with an HTML error page which you didn't expect... what's happening?... 🤔

Specifically for example, perhaps you tried to READ a FHIR Resource (e.g. /Patient/123) and you get back a 404 error page, even though with other Patient IDs, you get back the Resource payload, so "the page" definitely does exist... why should you be getting a 404 error page? 🙄

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.

- Patrick

The previous article introduced IrisOASTestGen, a tool designed to generate REST API test code for InterSystems IRIS based on OpenAPI 2.0 specifications. It demonstrated how to scaffold test cases using the default templates bundled with OpenAPI Generator.

This follow-up focuses on the next natural step: customizing the generated test code.
By extending the code generation logic with Mustache templates, it becomes possible to express richer semantics, implement CRUD-aware tests, and create more meaningful test suites.

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