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Ever opened a CCD and been greeted by a wall of tangled XML? You’re not alone. Despite being a core format for clinical data exchange, CCD's are notoriously dense, verbose, and unfriendly to the human eye. For developers and analysts trying to validate their structure or extract meaningful insights, navigating these documents can feel more like archaeology than engineering.

I have a Linux server that has multiple instances installed on it (according to my documentation).

What is the best command to show:

- what instance are installed?

- what instances are running?

I did run 'iris list' but it shows only one instance.

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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.

Hi Guys,

Not sure what I'm missing here, I'm using to download files that starts with MTC_88 from S3 bucket using AmazonS3 inboundAdapter as below, but I'm not getting anything and I'm sure there thousands of files that starts with MTC_88

and the log is not getting any errors?

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Hi all,

I needed to pick up the username from a set of credentials configured for a business operation in an interop production, and it turned out to take a few steps, so I'm sharing my method here, in the dual hope that someone has an easier way to do it, or failing that, that it is useful to someone.

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I have a segment within a Group (grp) that needs to be validated that it is populated within the message.

When you use a Foreach within a Business Rule how should you account for the counter in the group?

For example, Epic sends their MFN message in the following format.

MSH~MFI~[~{~MFE~STF~PRA~[~ZPR~]~[~ZLK~]~[~CER~]~[~ZMG~]~[~ZTF~]~[~ZGP~]~[~ZDD~]~}~]

Hey,

I need to read a directory on a remote server which requires a user to be su.
The question is how to correctly read the server response and then to send a su password using IRIS device I/O API (I'm able to read other commands output such as uname, but can't figure out how to switch to su):

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Introduction

In modern applications, especially those involving large data, documents, logs, or multimedia, handling large or unstructured content efficiently becomes essential. InterSystems IRIS offers a robust and scalable way to manage such data using stream objects.

I am having issues trying to send SOAP requests to a Cloud Based AWS Application that lives outside of our network.

It is using a Basic Authentication, Key, Certificate Authority and Whitelist for Security.

If I attempt the connection using wget from the command line I am able to connect,

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"`.

I'm working on some code that would benefit from being able to see whether or not a project file has been saved in Studio.

I can see when I make changes, that the project name has an asterisk added to it: