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I am trying to fetch resultset using the below code -
set rs = ##class(%ResultSet).%New("Simple.Person:ValidateAge")
do rs.Execute()
it is giving me error while the same code I run it through iris terminal worked fine. I want to understand that problem behind this. Also how can I check the possible methods that I can use on 'rs' somewhat dir() does in python.
I Have some analyzers connecting to a EnsLib.HL7.Service.TCPService.
I can see the client IP and port in the event log but I need access to that ip and port either in the business service or even better the associated business process.
I wanted to join the InterSystems Globals contest. I have worked with InterSystems globals more than twenty years and I consider myself an expert. I developed another money app for globals contest because I needed it. What I had created previously was not really that useful for me.
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I have an HL7 message that contains NTE segment with line break inside.
when I try to transform it (with DTL) it stops reading the message after the line break inside the NTE because it treat that as "End of Message".
Is there a way to solve this in the DTL or I need to run a pre process on the HL7 message that identify the line break inside the NTE segments and replace it with an escape char?
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I am trying to connect to a web socket endpoint that potentially has a number of different IP addresses for load balancing purposes.
I have been asked whether it's possible to use a DNS name to resolve the IP address rather than statically assigning one specific IP address in the TCP Operation.
If it's not possible to resolve on a DNS name directly on the TCP operation, then I wondered whether it was possible to provide multiple IP addresses.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, we are showing you some Adaptive Analytics love! InterSystems IRIS Adaptive Analytics version 2023.3 is now available from the InterSystems Software Distribution page. This release includes AtScale 2023.3 with additional tuning, API enhancements
The InterSystems Certification Team is building an InterSystems TrakCare Reports certification exam and is looking for Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) from our community to help write and review questions. You, as a valued InterSystems community member, know the challenges of working with our technology and what it takes to be successful at your job. A work assignment will typically involve writing 15 assigned questions and reviewing 15 assigned directly to you.
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I am new to CDA to CDA transformation in ensemble, Can anyone explain how Match,Select,Varibel,Attribute,Copy,Method Will work in CDA transformation using xslt stylesheets
* Interoperability Production component driver included, for customers who have purchased the add-on. You can watch a short demo of it here. * Implement multi-select delete of objects and components * Add setting to give a passable Beyond Compare launch command line * Support simplified Locations & Routes diagram
The update is also available for Serenji debugger users on VS Code, which has the Deltanji solo edition embedded. Simply update the Serenji extension to version 3.2.3 or later and load the server-side code.
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I was curious if anyone had any success/tips with regards to using a global or a system parameter/property to control the behavior of a transform or process/operation.
Is there a parameter I can currently reference from the system that can be used for an if/else, or am I best off creating a simple Global and setting it according to the environment I am in?
Just wanted to acknowledge the fact that this community has become a great resource for help. I have had many wonderful people helping me out with my questions in last couple of weeks. Thank you to all of you :)