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I am facing a JDBC connection issue after migrating from Caché 2016 to Caché 2018.1. When I attempt to connect using the following connection settings:
My team lead mentioned that users can sometimes create globals directly without associating them with tables or classes. In this case, these globals would not be accessible via SQL.
Is this correct? Can a global exist independently in this way, and if so, is there a specific approach to access or manage them without SQL?
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A .iostream file got stored in /intersystems/HCENG01B12/mgr/Temp for a BatchFileOperation class while HC was on the secondary node. HealthConnect is now on the primay node and cannot find that .iostream file path. The operation starts throwing errors when the RolloverSchedule is reached
OnKeepalive() returned ERROR #5012: File '/intersystems/HCENG01B12/mgr/Temp/QWhoZAwFF3f9jQ.iostream' does not exist
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Some concepts make perfect sense on paper, whereas others require you to get your hands dirty.
Take driving, for example. You can memorize every component of the engine mechanics, but that does not mean you can actually drive.
Job Title: InterSystems Developer / Specialist (IRIS / HealthShare) Location: New York City, NY (Hybrid / Remote) Duration: Contract (2+ years) Experience: Min. 8 Years
How many times have you had to receive or generate a JSON and wished you could work on it using DTLs without having to deal with DynamicObjects trying to remember the name of each field? Do you want to break down and make your giant JSON file more digestible?
In my case, never, but I thought that someone might find it useful to have a feature that captures your JSON and breaks it down into a series of ObjectScript classes that you can work with more easily and conveniently.
I've modified the class file, but messages still arrive as a single line (e.g., "H|.../rQ|.../rL") instead of separate lines in the ASTM service. The <ENQ>..<EOT> header looks correct, logs show no errors, and the service receives messages fine. Is there an Ensemble 2018.1 engine setting (like line terminator handling or TCP framing) to fix the line splitting?
Currently in the health connect code, we are using Epic FHIR API Patient.Create, code return 200 or 201 status values, we process the message based on this return values.
Now I need to use Epic FHIR Patient.$match API, need to check FHIR Error code 4101 for this API. I looked for FHIR statndard return code, but this this seems not standard code, please advice how can I check 4101 value?
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During the webinar, you will discover the exciting challenges and opportunities that await developers in this contest. We will also discuss the topics we would like the participants to cover and show you how to develop, build, and deploy applications using the InterSystems IRIS data platform.
Date & Time: Monday, February 2 – 12:00 pm EST | 6:00 pm CET
The Road to AI in Healthcare By Don Woodlock, Sean Kennedy, Alex MacLeod, Erica Song, James Derrickson, Julie Smith, Kristen Nemes, Varun Saxena, Dimitri Fane, Jonathan Teich, Judy Charamand
InterSystems Certification is currently developing a certification exam for CCR Tier 2 users, and if you match the exam candidate description below, we would like you to beta test the exam! The exam will be available for beta testing starting January 27, 2026.
Did you know you can deploy InterSystems IRIS Community Edition on the cloud without paying for a license? You can try for free, and it could even come in handy if you want to show off that shiny new app you've created (maybe for the full stack competition..?)
In this article I will provide a complete walkthrough on how to deploy IRIS on Amazon Web Services (AWS), and will also add a follow up for deploying on Azure.
Now before I begin the walkthrough, I want to admit that I was terrified of using AWS the first time because I'd seen memes about how easy it is to rack up costs on AWS. So if you're thinking the same, I suggest you start by signing up to a Free Tier Account, which gives you $100 free credit to evaluate, and automatically shuts off to prevent charges. InterSystems IRIS Community Edition has a free license so if you pair the two, you can deploy without risk and completely for free. (Disclaimer: although I'm sure this is true, please do read the free account terms and make your own decisions 😅 )
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