I am relatively new to Intersystems cache database management. As I understand it, a database is set with a maximum size or unlimited and the size of each space allocation for the database is defined. My understanding is that the cache database will then manage the allotment of space to the database as the current space allocation is consumed. Though I do not know why one would want to do this, I have been told that the space allocation to a database can be set to be handled manually. This is something, if true, I was not aware of.
Hi All, I'm in the process of trying to rollout the git version control system with our current code base within Atelier. We use Ensemble to develop interfaces but are looking to move to IRIS in the near future. Our code is structured similar to below:
This is embarrassing. I should know how to do this but I have forgotten.
I know the slowness of the 'Source' and 'Target' parameters in Message message viewer being slow to load is caused by the Bitmap indices of Ens.MessageHeader.
I know I need to run the 'bitmap index clean up' routine for Ens.MessageHeader to fixed the issue.
We have a few projects and some of these projects share code "libraries". Some of which are persistent classes that are used by multiple systems. All these are currently deployed on Ensemble. We want to move some of the smaller ones to the cloud and make use of IRIS.
We have some productions in Ensemble that uses DotNetGateway to use dll created with .Net. The DotNetGateway is configured with a port number, and then the operation uses that port.
I need to give an answer for a RFP where it'll be considered an extra to have a failover system where each member of the failover is located in a different datacenter, separated by more than 100-200 miles.
In our current UCR arhcitecture, we use two installations. We have one machine with Access, Registry and Edges and one machine with the ODS. On the machine with the Registry, I can create a user/clinician. When I log into the management portal with this user, a so-called delegated user is created in the cached users table. So far everything is going well.
When I try the same on the machine with the ODS I get the message : 'ERROR #822: Access Denied' . so no delegated user is created.... Does anyone have any idea where I can find the solution?
I am having an issue where a routine that is changed is at times still running the old version of code. The routine is compiled after the change.
I am wondering if it is possible that the routine code is still in the routine buffer cache. Is there a way to force a flush or reload of the buffer for a given routine?
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I would like to know if an encrypted caché database can run significantly slower than a normal "unencrypted" database, in a way that is noticeable to the end user (e.g. slower response time for most pages, especially the ones that rely on read/writing to globals).
I searched in Intersystems knowledge base and couldn't find anything related. I'm looking for possible before/after benchmarks.
It's well-known among Studio users that besides few predefined code fragments (for ObjectScript, Basic, MV Basic) it's possible to add user-defined code fragments. I found it rather convenient to use them as patterns that help to follow some conventions (internal standards) of writing, say, methods descriptions.
But I didn't find a way how to share these patterns, except dumb copy-pasting. Did somebody succeed with this task? Any help would be appreciated.
We are using Ensemble and I added some debug logging that writes to a global and recompiled the class in Studio. However, when we send messages, the global is not populated. I have recompiled, removing the checkmark to keep the generated code so that there is only one .INT file and I verified that the code is present in the .INT file.
My question is, do we need to stop and restart the Ensemble production in order for these changes to take effect? Do I need to stop and restart the business operation that calls this piece of code? Is there something else I may have missed?
I use the window.open javascript command in several of my ZEN applications. I would like the window spawned by window.open to timeout when the original window, that spawned the secondary window, times out. Thank you for all input.
Hi! I'm Andreas, the developer of Caché Monitor. Caché Monitor is a database tool with special feature for InterSystems Caché. Since today also with support for InterSystems IRIS! A public pre release is available for download: https://www.cachemonitor.de/cache-monitor-beta-releases/