In this webinar, we will talk about the interoperability capabilities of InterSystems IRIS, will do a demo of building the basic IRIS interoperability solution, and demo how to use the PEX. Also, we’ll discuss and answer the questions on how to build interoperability solutions using InterSystems IRIS and IRIS for Health.
I am trying to install Cache version 2018.1.0.184.0 on a Windows 10 System and i keep running into Permission errors during installation. I am getting
"Error 1406 Could not write value to key \SOFTWARE\Intersystems\\Classes\CLSID\{D11481CD-3B24-42E1-A20A-D179CDB6BEC5}\InstallCount"
I am signed in as an Administrator, i am running the installer as an administrator and i have edited permissions in the Registry to the referenced keys and i still can't get this to install. Has anyone run into this before and have some advice? I am pulling my hair out over here.
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I would like to allow some departmental user to view the ensemble portal. I want to make sure they are not allowed to do any changes (like stop and start interfaces from portal)
I have created one userbut limited with SQL privilages. But using this account, the portal view is not accessible.
It would be appreciated if anyone can adice me on this. I know this may be a silly question.
We need to communicate with a vendor through web services in a way that those web services pull the queued messages from Ensemble instead of Ensemble pushing messages to a web service.
Is this possible? if yes, will we loose the messages sessions, status, and tracking information?
I have this response, which is a FHIR location resource in a bundle. I would like to load the entry(0).resource into a context property defined as HS.FHIR.DTL.vR4.Model.Resource.Location so I can use it as a source in a DTL. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
The Database Administrator’s responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: • Monitor systems logs, report abnormalities and troubleshoot. • Monitor database backups, modify when needed. • Monitor file system space. • Perform support and maintenance of existing Cache deployment, analysis, and migration of existing Cache code to Microsoft SQL; and Web Services (SOA).
Give you two strings: s1 and s2. If they are opposite, return true; otherwise, return false. Note: The result should be a boolean value, instead of a string.
Are we correct to assume that the IKO topology only allows for the use of one 'data' node type, and one 'compute' node type? So if we want to use several different iris based compute nodes (or data nodes) we have to apply several yaml files? So the following topology config is not possible:
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we are getting number of msgs from multiple facilities into our HIE solution, now which facilities is sending bad quality data and put some process around it to improve the msg quality
so where to start to generate this report, any guidance would be appreciated.
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In the previous part of this series, we saw how to reference a web page that will enhance our dashboard experience. Now we will look into referencing data that is already in our cubes.
In this example, we will be referencing the controller object and we will be extracting data from it. This data will then be displayed as text in our Dashboard. In Part 5, we will show how to incorporate this data into other charting libraries.