I have a general question about HealthShare Provider Directory using Code Tables on disk vs Cache SQL Tables. Why is Provider Directory not using the Cache SQL Tables within the IRIS platform?
Chasing errors or misbehavior in the network can be quite a challenge. Differently to a local application on the DB server, you always have at least 3 players:
A client to place a request
some kind of transport layer
and a server to provide a reply.
This results in a minimum of 3 possible communication layers
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Technical Documentation — Quarkus IRIS Monitor System
1. Purpose and Scope
This module enables integration between Quarkus-based Java applications and InterSystems IRIS’s native performance monitoring capabilities.
It allows a developer to annotate methods with @PerfmonReport, which triggers IRIS’s ^PERFMON routines automatically around method execution, generating performance reports without manual intervention.
I'm trying to access the Bearer token from the Authorization header in my REST service class, but I'm getting a 500 Internal Server Error when I try to use %request.GetCgiEnv("HTTP_AUTHORIZATION").
My Environment:
InterSystems ensemble 2018
Using EnsLib.REST.Service with HTTP Inbound Adapter
REST API URL: http://ip:port/api-kiosk/patientData
I’ve set up a scheduled task in InterSystems IRIS to run every night at 2:00 AM, but it doesn’t seem to trigger consistently. Some nights it works as expected, but other times it just skips without any error in the logs.
The task is marked as enabled, and there are no conflicts in the Task Manager. I’ve double-checked the system time and time zone settings all looks fine.
below is a running a URL in a browser to connect and get live advertising packets data from Cassia AC server which keeps the connect live and keep going and population data.
I want to create an %Embedding.Config to use with an %Embedding property. I followed the documentation for %Embedding.OpenAI, and it works fine after setting sslConfig, modelName, and apiKey.
However, I need to use AzureOpenAI. While the embedding process is similar to OpenAI's, Azure requires additional connection parameters, like an endpoint.
My question is: is it possible to configure these extra parameters with %Embedding.Config, and if so, how?
I've created a method in my File Service to do a cleanup for every file load. Currently, I've set it to delete data when LastUpdated date is greater than maxdate. However, I want to do a cleanup for every new file load. Any suggestions or advice on how to do this? Thanks!
Visual Studio Code releases new updates every month with new features and bug fixes, and the August 2025 release is now available.
This release features smarter AI model selection, enhanced security for sensitive edits and terminal commands, and productivity enhancements such as streamlined chat editing and customizable context with AGENTS.md.
Overview I'm excited to announce the release of testcontainers-iris-node, a Node.js library that makes it easy to spin up temporary InterSystems IRIS containers for integration and E2E testing. This project is a natural addition to the existing family of Testcontainers adapters for IRIS, including testcontainers-iris-python and testcontainers-iris-java.
Why testcontainers-iris-node? As a Node.js developer working with InterSystems IRIS, I often faced challenges when setting up test environments that mimic production. testcontainers-iris-node solves this by leveraging the testcontainers-node framework to create isolated IRIS environments on-demand.
This is particularly valuable for:
Integration testing with IRIS databases
Testing data pipelines or microservices
Automating test environments in CI pipelines
Features
Launches IRIS in Docker containers using Testcontainers
Supports custom Docker images and configuration
Wait strategies to ensure IRIS is ready before tests begin
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For background, I've developed code that relies on %JSON.Adaptor functionality across an entire package of classes in our codebase. In regenerating these classes with %JSON.Adaptor as a superclass, I've encountered compilation errors from the JSON adaptor generators in certain classes, triggered by certain property types or parameters that are incompatible.
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I need help Integrating the vendor-provided code into the current code to check if the data is an array and if it is, iterate through each item using a for each loop. Also, I need to hit every error handler code mentioned at the bottom along with the transform in both instances.
We are doing the hl7 integration migration from cloverleaf to InterSystems Healthshare. so I have an application has workflow like below, and I am seeking the suggestion of the workflow in InterSystems HealthConnect cloud version.
The current application has workflow like this.
1. local server has Cron job every night to create about 10 files with specific name and next day's timestamp in file name with a dummy word in it and the files located in local cloverleaf server. pretty much 1 facility per file, file name has facility name and timestamp in it.
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