I am experimenting with OpenTelemetry and recently connected all IRIS instances to telemetry servers.
I'm not interested in emitting custom metrics since IRIS does it fine, regarding tracing - we can use %Trace classes to emit custom traces, but what about logging?
I see that IRIS is able to send system log messages to the OpenTelemetry servers:
If you need to help providers meet a payer's documentation requirements, see how the Documentation Templates and Rules (DTR) module of the InterSystems Payer Services ePrior Authorization solution can help:
I'm trying to create some foreign tables to a PostgreSQL database. In some cases, columns with certain datatypes cannot be consumed by IRIS and the following error is thrown:
[SQLCODE: <-237>:<Schema import for foreign table did not return column metadata>]
[%msg: <Unkown data type returned by external database>]
For example: serial4 typed ID columns are typical examples. Is it possible, what's the best way of resolving these datatypes, which- seemingly- don't have proper JDBC metadata mappings?
For example, I'm creating a customer at front end interface. I want to list down all the routines and child sub routines that are called at backend in mumps/cache. What's the best way to do it?
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I still remember the very first code I wrote in Object Script
Coming from Python, it felt so strange at first, but over time I started to see why the language was built the way it is.
If you’re just starting out, keep in mind that ObjectScript might feel a bit niche and mostly tied to IRIS products, but the way you work with it can really pay off - fast development, a powerful database, and a solid platform to learn on.
Sometimes it feels like you’ve stepped into a world that’s both familiar and different.
Can the IRIS SQL engine be extended with custom optimization rules (e.g., prioritizing certain indices or join orders)? If not, is there a supported way to influence cost models?
I'm new to HealthShare. I've installed a demo using the HS.Util.Installer helper, now I'm playing with its FHIR Gateway (which is the HSFHIR namespace). When I try to create a new resource of type Patient using HTTP POST, HealthShare responses with
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Version 25.24.1 delivers major enhancements to DNS capabilities, platform reliability, upgrade workflows, and developer experience. This release also includes key fixes and increases in platform limits to better support modern workloads.
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We are using IRIS with a sharded architecture. Complex SQL queries (with joins, aggregates, and subqueries) are performing slowly. How can I design queries or indexes to optimize distributed execution across shards?
We’re ingesting high-volume HL7 messages and converting them to FHIR in near-real-time. How do we design a streaming ETL pipeline using interoperability (productions) that scales horizontally?
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We'll be demoing our new Git Location Driver along with other functionality and usability improvements.
The Git Location Driver enables Deltanji to integrate directly with Git repositories, makes Deltanji the perfect source control companion to those who use Git-based repos by providing tighter integration with InterSystems IRIS.
I want to consume an API that provides HL7 messages. To achieve this, I have thought of the following workflow:
I have created a business service that periodically triggers a business process. The trigger request is forwarded to a business operation. There, a %Net.HttpRequest is assembled from scratch and then sent to the API endpoint. The corresponding HttpResponse then contains several HL7 messages encoded in UTF-8 in the message body. To further process the HL7 messages, the operation sends the HttpResponse back to the business process as EnsLib.HTTP.GenericMessage.
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Using a Workflow Task within HealthShare Provider Directory, when a user clicks on Resubmit message within my Business Process, I check the status of the response. If the response is "Resend Message", I have my Business Process executing the following...
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