This release introduces significant enhancements to security, analytics capabilities, and user experience, along with important operational improvements aimed at reducing downtime and improving reliability.
My query that I am running on my Custom SQL Inbound Service has columns that are larger than the typical string length. How do I enlarge the SQL Snapshot Column limitations
For some build scripting with the InterSystems Package Manager, I'd like to first uninstall a package with `zpm "uninstall"` and then load it from disk using `zpm "load"`. That way anything that got deleted from the source will also be deleted from IRIS.
The problem is that `zpm "uninstall"` takes in a module name and I only have the directory path to the package source. Is there a way to get the module name for an installed IPM module given the source path? It's okay to assume that it has previously been installed from that same directory with `zpm "load"`.
In some cases, it's necessary to manipulate data from one namespace to another. For example, a routine in the "N1" namespace needs data from the "N2" namespace. In legacy systems (using only globals), it's common to make the global universal, but what about persistent classes? Is this type of globalization also possible?
I was really surprised that such a flexible integration platform with a rich toolset specifically for app connections has no out-of-the-box Enterprise Service Bus solution.
In this case, a robot is nothing like Gort from the movie “The Day the Earth Stood Still” or any other humanoid robot from science fiction. Nor is this Robot the one-armed automated welder from a real-world automotive assembly line. This Robot is a program that controls another program. You might want this for automated testing or to capture application logic from an application for which you don’t have the source, and the application’s author lacked the kindness or foresight to provide an API for its capabilities.
I got xDBC protocol is not compatible while executing python script. How to fix this error
C:\Users\ak\Desktop\lpyth\iris>C:/Users/ak/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python312/python.exe c:/Users/ak/Desktop/lpyth/iris/irisconn.py An error occurred: connection failed: IRIS xDBC protocol is not compatible
py -m pip list Package Version ------------------ --------- intersystems-iris 3.9.2
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As in the previous package, all is running from a CSP page. And it is all classic CSP written with InterSystems ObjectScript, JavaScript, HTML
Besides the graphic, you also get concrete numbers freshly collected from your local instance or from remote instances that also installed the package.
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If you are investigating complex structured Globals this can become a rather boring typing exercise. Different from Global Explorer in System Management Portal Global-Inspector allows a kind of drill-down to dig deeper and deeper by subscript levels. You also have the option to see the stored content or to show only the subscript structures. Globals storing SQL Tables are probably not so thrilling, but in SYSTEM space you find real trees with completely different branches and twigs.
We're having an issue with some messages being sent to a downstream system from Healthshare. Part of the free text in the NTE segment is displaying with special characters on the system front-end but is not present in the HL7 message that we send to them. We are guessing that this is a result of some of the text being copied and pasted from something like MS Word. The '?' on their system is just representing an invalid character.
Is anyone aware of a way to prevent this occurring? We are sending the messages using the 'cp1252' encoding.
Once upon a time in Ensemble Management Portal the pool size of each component (Business Host) within the production was displayed in the Production Configuration page.
This information was very useful, especially when a production have tens or hundreds of components.
I am starting a conversion project for a health system that is currently migrating to Health Connect. They have their DEV and TST environments in one production and their PRD in another. What is the best practice for standing up conversion environments...separate name spaces in the two productions or separate productions? Keep in mind the interfaces are temporary?
Do you want to know how to record yourself without looking like you're speaking from a cave? Are you one of those who say you ‘don't come off well on camera’?
Today I'm going to share with you some specific tips that I learned after several years of filming interviews for television and networks. I remind you that these are tips in case you are thinking of taking advantage of the Article Contest video bonus. However, they are tips that I'm sure you can use for presenting webinars, video calls and filmingyourself in general.
The ^%GCMP utility can be used to compare the contents of two globals.
For example, to compare ^test and ^test in the USER and SAMPLES namespaces, it would look like this: *In the example below, 700 identical globals are created in the two namespaces, and the contents of one of them is changed to make it the detection target.
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