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Connect An example that shows how to set up Kafka Connect and export&import SQL data via the Kafal Connect JDBC connector. 9 Applying analytics / ML to the SQL Statement Index

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FROM city”,”postgres”,”^tmpPG”) ``` The structure of the array is: ^tmpPG(0)=$lb("NameField1",...,"NameFieldn") ^tmpPG(-1) Field names ^tmpPG(-3) Request and timing ^tmpPG(-4) Indexes

We already know that the view home is responsible to render the index.

Collector: Receives traces from Jaeger agents and runs them through a processing pipeline, which currently validates traces, indexes them, performs any necessary transformations, and

KEY=GHA_ecp) [A list of other posts in this series is here](https://community.intersystems.com/post/capacity-planning-and-performance-series-index) # ECP Architecture Basics

//filter out all numbersset bar : array = foo.filter( value, index => { if 'value.IsNumber() return value})From here you can then introduce method chaining which would make code

The call to $$setStream^%apiGTW(QHandle,RawData,0,1) Is roughly equal to: #dim gc As %SQLGatewayConnection #dim RawData As %Stream.Object //set sc = gc.ParamData(hstmt, .index

iter = iris.iterator("stops").items() stop_id = None for item in iter: iris.set(item[0], "stopnames", item[1]) Having the global of stopnames, where index is name and

imagine such a scenario: that a clinician just types in a clinical query into a chat in her natural language, and automatically a clinical dashboard is generated, highlighting those patients

Please could you advise: Business Service: /// Collects CSV from Epic FTP, looking for ENH patient /// antiobitic sensitivities to be passed on to ENH Infection control /// Patch

Projections are indeed very powerful.

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Display help :alias Create/display aliases :clear Clear history buffer :history Display command history :unalias Remove aliases Note how indeed we don't have :sql

Ah, it is more readable indeed! There is another popular one which I sometimes hate to use: $$$ThrowOnError(something())