How to find out the number of active connections (including SQL, http, tcp and all remote connections) of an IRIS instance? A core based license is used.
I've checked the document and find %SYS.ProcessQuery.
I'm currently using this sql:
select count(distinct Pid) From %SYS.ProcessQuery where ClientIPAddress is not null and ClientIPAddress <> '127.0.0.1' and ClientIPAddress <> 'localhost' and IsGhost = '0'
When I log into Backup mirror member it becomes too slow to load and navigate, I tried to check message log and I saw the error message about Database mirror latency and database disk issue which when I check it looks fine to me. Please have a look at the below screenshots and advise what the issue could be.
When I run df -h through SSH :
200G is the volume size, 194G is used space, 6.5G is available space and 97% IS %Use
I have a .woff2 file I'm trying to serve over CSP.
If I set: ^%SYS("CSP","DefaultFileCharset")="UTF8"
Then it "just works" - but I'd rather not do something so heavy-handed/instance-wide, on principle. (This is for something that will ultimately be published on the Open Exchange.)
First thank you for your time in reading and answering our question.
We have been reading, inquiring, researching about how to make multiple dispatches from 1 Process of type "DICOM.BP.QueryProcess" to several target Operations.
We need some help to further develop this use case, and some advice 🧭, examples or recommendations
A question has come up that I am not finding the answer for.... Does the daily purge process re-index EnsLib.HL7.SearchTable or other SQL tables? In looking at the purge process documentation I am not seeing anything that mentions EnsLib.HL7.SearchTable. Do we have to manually constantly re-index tables that we create? For example I created another search table based off of EnsLib.HL7.Search table, will I need to constantly watch this as it grows? How do tables get index, is there some kind of mechanism that automatically does it, or are we responsible for indexing tables ourselves?
I have embedded html within a <script language="cache" runat="server"> block. Within that I'm defining and using a macro, but it doesn't display at all. Something like:
I'm very new to InterSystems Health Connect so may be doing something silly...
I'm trying to link to an Oracle DB view using the Link Table Wizard in the Management Portal. The wizard finds the view, but when I select it and click the 'next' button I get an error on the 'Select Columns' screen: 'ERROR #5534: Columns error' (and no columns show in the wizard). I've tried on several views and tables in the same DB but keep hitting the same error.
I have a linked procedure class and SQL gateway setup and I can't seem to get any response, status or error from using the stored procedure, I think it must be something big I'm missing to not even get a status.
Can someone see what my problem is please, any help would be very much appreciated.
I'm using an embedded SQL statement with a a cursor-based Embedded SQL query that uses host variables in the where clause, however, what I'm doing doesn't seem to work. Can anyone help?
Since the ObjectScript plug-ins for VS Code use web services to connect to IRIS, is it possible for a VS Code user to authenticate against IRIS using OAuth?
I know that there a way to view global content from the Terminal rather the SMP but I can't remember the command, I think it's something like D ^Global or something !?
When looking at the "Current License Usage Summary" web page, there is a line for both local and distributed "Maximum Connections". I have scrutinized every class that seems reasonable to contain this information but have found nothing that matches the values on the web page. I do not believe these are related to license specifically though I did review all of the potential attributes of the license related classes to no avail.
While I love using VSCode for IRIS development work, one of the persistent frustrations with it has been the inability to display an object hierarch in the variables window while debugging. Only the object's reference identifier is displayed. Cache Studio's handling of the same issue is a little clunky, but it does at least have the option to display something as an object.
For now, I make do with a combination of the watch window and the command line in the debugging console -- but this feels just a step away from log.debug()/console.log() level debugging sometimes.
I'm using the below code to export to excel and it's working fine for one client but not for another and both clients are running the same version of IE 11.
for the second client the code generates an empty xlsx file and when I try to open it it says file corupted although data exits in the resultset, so is there a flag or setting needs be done in the client server or IE?
Is there a way for users that do not have access to HeathShare have the ability to update a specific lookup table? Looking for maybe a webpage, API, interface option. Any examples or just pointed in the right direction would be great.
Recently our team have been getting requests to pickup a large amount of data from API nightly (e.g. using ODATA to loop through pages) and placing that into MS SQL databases.
My question is, what is considered the best practice to get data from API and route to external SQL database WITHOUT persisting any messages/traces etc?
I have been struggling trying to understand "Response From" and "Response Target Config Names" as I am trying to track down Orphaned messages. I have noticed that when a Business Rule, or Business Process sends to a File Based Operation, there is always a NULL value response being returned. I am thinking these NULL values are causing some of the orphaned message problems we are seeing.
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