In the table/class HS_Registry.document there is a column/property named RepositoryUniqueId. There are about 14 unique values, which pretty much lines up with the number of our "Push" (Provide & Register) participants and thus unique document repositories. However, these values just look like OIDs. I've been searching for over an hour and I can't find anywhere that will provide me some context to these "Repository IDs".
Anyone have ideas or suggestions where I could find this info?
I have a need to restrict ODBC access to certain users to prevent unwanted access to our cache database.
We have a limited number of legacy applications that use ODBC to connect to read data and are currently not in a position to have these amended any time soon so in the interim, I am hoping someone will be able to provide me with some assistance.
Back in my COBOL days, there was a utility that would analyze running COBOL code and expose bottle necks and those modules that were inefficient or were executed multiple times. This was to help the programmer know where to concentrate streamlining efforts.
I am looking to run some analysis on existing software to quickly identify global variable references. Ideally you would feed in a "starting routine" and after going through all referenced routines you would end up with a finite set of global variables. So the primary purpose is to take say 10,000 lines of code and map out the referenced global structures without relying on a programmers eye. I found the post on Object Script equivalent to Studio "Find in Files" interesting but the downside is that output is too verbose and would require parsing to extract the global structures. How would you override writing to the terminal so that you could parse the data?
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If there is a way we can find how much a particular namespace is utilizing the O/S CPU and memory, that will be great in resource utilixation as well as capacity planning.
I understand RecordMaps can be used to send delimited files through a production without custom coding. The data segments are delimited by tilde character followed by $Char(10) in Linux/Unix. When I test the same IO data in Windows, I have $Char(13) and $Char(10) instead of just $Char(10). I like to use just tilde character for record delimiter and ignore $Char(13) and $Char(10) between the tilde and the leading data of the next segment / record. Is this good idea or not if someone wants to generate classes will it override code?
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What I can do: Get a subset of HL7 messages. Send the messages to a RecordMap (with key fields from the HL7 message). Save each message to a file.
How can I send all messages until a set time (e.g. 9am each day) to single file?
Scenario: In the period 09:00 1 Jan 2022 to 09:00 2 Jan 2022 there are say 50 messages to save to file: File001.txt In the period 09:00 2 Jan 2022 to 09:00 3 Jan 2022 there are say 40 messages to save to file: File002.txt etc
I am receiving the garbled text due to incorrect encoding or decoding. I tried to use the $zconvert function to convert it into the normal text but failed to do that. Can anybody suggest what I have to use to convert that into normal text?
Example: Garbled text that I am getting is "canââ¬â¢t , theyââ¬â¢re".
Created a record map to read a flat-file of lab results.
Have multiple lines that represent result components for a given order per pt MRN.
Grouping these records together based upon the order number in a custom service to create a single XML message.
Within the XML message, there are some fields that occur once and some that occur one or more times.
Within the record map, the fields/properties that occur once are configured as "As %String. The fields/properties that occur more than once are configured as "As List of %String.
We have a UNIX VM with an InterSystems IRIS instance which we cloned for testing purposes, and we have found that $System (which is used for self-identification in email notifications) is still showing the hostname of the original VM, rather than the hostname of the cloned VM. This is coming from $System.INetInfo.LocalHostHame().
Does anyone know what you need to change on a UNIX clone in order for it to display the appropriate new host name in $System?
Our client is a test out of 2016.1 (Build 656U) Healthshare that wants to do a one way SSL connection to our Java 1.7/Tomcat 8.0 server. We have yet to come up with a secure cipher set that Healthshare and Java agree on for the handshake. So far we've had to use these ciphers identified which are not recommended (though it does do a handshake properly).
I'm trying to get the ECP status of 2 servers using $system.ECP.GetProperty("ServerStats") and $system.ECP.GetProperty("ClientStats"), but I'm not able to find the documentation of the values returned:
I'm playing with OAuth2 with FHIR Server, but returned tokens cause 401 or 403 errors when trying to get FHIR resources.
I tried using fhir-client.js and Postman. Access tokens returned have been failing for both, with a 401 when trying through fhir-client.js and a 403 using Postman.
I am trying to write some code that takes in a string and does a serverside transformation of it to find embedded URLs and replace it with clickable links. I found the following regex for Javascript which is rated highly on StackOverflow;
Forgive me if this is a rather low-level question - I am a physician informaticist who is learning cache/mumps for the first time. I am sure this probably relates to some setting but I can't find a similar issue anywhere.
When I create a list, and then try and return that list - I get a bunch of symbols back along with my results, or sometimes I just get symbols.
I pasted a screenshot below. Thank is advance for the help!
trying importing classDefinition to Iris via LoadStream() fails with zLoadStream+1^%SYSTEM.OBJ.1 ----> InterSystems.Data.IRISClient.IRISException : Exception thrown on server (code = 1192)...
Code is here; use any valid exported ClassDefinition as File to test that:
I want to realize configuration export and deployment through code, such as the export of Protol pages and production deployment. What should I do duction deployment. What should I do
The following is a picture of export and deployment
I am configuring a SOAP HL7 Receiver to handle HL7 Query messages.
I have set up a new class based on EnsLib.SOAP.Service and configured (correctly I hope) the parameters needed. I have also amended the OnProcessInput Method skeleton provide to send messages on to the Business Process needed.
I am struggling to work out what is needed in the Web Methods and how to create them.
Any help with this would be much appreciated especially examples that I can adapt for what I need.
I am trying to return the maximum of the value of 2 fields: LastViewed and LastDownloaded AS a local variable -LastAccessed for each row, using a SQL query . These values are stored as $ H format. Is there an existing SQL command that compares two column values ? I could not find one, so I tried using a $Select statement . I got an error that said A term expected beginning with either of: identifier, constant, aggregate, $$,(,:,+....)
What does everyone think about submitting an issue in a repository and then submitting a pull request to fix that issue. Is it an unnecessary step or does it give extra context and logging for the issue? I ask this because when I find a bug in an Open Exchange app, I always submit the Issue and then often submit a Pull Request to fix the issue.
I think that if the repository owner doesn't like your suggested fix, it is helpful to have the issue around so that they can deny the pull request and potentially implement their own change for the issue.
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