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I am using Object Script with Phyton to import an Excel File.
Please see the below code. Its works fine for all text and numeric Columns. But by importing a DATE formated column in Excel (birthdate) , Iam facing the below issue as result:
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The built-in task manager is limited. How can I implement a robust, distributed job scheduler in IRIS with support for dependencies, CRON syntax, and failover recovery?
The default request class, Ens.Request is fine for our initial workflow.
We want to define other workflows that will reuse the same BPL class. These workflows would send messages inbound to the BPL as different request classes.
Is this possible or is it required that we send in a request class matching the context request class in the context tab?
My understanding that in IRIS we create an Inbound Adapter that would act like a Broker (connecting to server X) then have an MQTT outbound adapter to receive those messages?
Is there a quick sample that we could user to show how to setup these two Adapters, I started with this but I couldn’t for example find EnsLib.MQTT.Adapter.Inbound
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While working with the FHIR to OMOP Service, I've seen good FHIR synthetic data being created using commercial LLM's etc, custom tailored for ConditionOnset with the typical amazement on return, but witnessed some questionable trust first hand on a call. This approach also falls short generating gigantic payloads so I can go back to my interests on the backend and ensure smooth data transition.
We need to authenticate users via Azure AD or Okta. What are the best practices to implement federated authentication using OAuth2/OIDC or SAML in IRIS Management Portal or custom web apps?
I am trying to include in my Data Transform, if OBX 5.1 (Observation Value) Contains certain text i.e. DETECTED then populate the Abnormal Flag field with a certain letter.
Sometimes the text can be uppercase, lowercase or a multiple of both.
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I have set up an ODBC driver for InterSystems and would like to set up a linked server. This all works except I cannot see the columns details. If I access the database from excel I can get the columns and types of the various tables
Is it possible to retrieve/find all the names of subroutines, procedures, or functions from a deployed routine?. in the routine below, how can I extract names like x2 and execsql? I’ve just tried using openId on %RoutineMgr but it didn’t help.
As part of an ongoing mission to track down orphaned HL7 Messages in our integration engine, I have been digging into our environment to track down the causes.
Having looked at various posts here (including one of my own) there are a few scenarios that can create orphaned messages resulting in excessive disk space usage. These scenarios are generally:
I'm a newbie in term of MQTT clients & brokers, and I've created a MQTT adapter to connect to a broker and I asked our system admin for the user/pass and the URL and this where we got stuck.
The admin is saying that all he has is IP address to the PEM key to the server itself, so my question is, is the broker the server itself and the url is the url to the server or is the Broker an application (eg. Mosquito) that runs in a server and if that's the case and if its Mosquito, where do I find the connection details to it (user/pass & URL) ?
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We want to iterate over large global structures in real-time without blocking or locking readers. How can we safely use $Order() and implement a lock-free analytics approach?
We currently have Business Operation that we built to use the EnsLib.SQL.OutboundAdapter so we can make Microsoft SQL Server Stored Procedure calls. The BO is attached to a Java Gateway Service.
Some of our MS SQL Databases have moved from being OnPrem to Azure Cloud. We have started seeing where we are receiving errors on the BO saying that we cannot connect to the Azure Database, but we never receive a Disconnect from the Azure Database.