#Caché

I'm trying to read data from a file and it contains single precision (4 byte) float values. Does Iris/Cache' have a way to convert the binary into a Cache' variable that is accurate?

ZW RECORD
RECORD="EDID"_$c(17,0)_"fLargeRefMinSize"_$c(0)_"DATA"_$c(4,0,0,0,0)_"DGMST&"_$c(0,0,0,0,0,0,0)_"d"_$c(14,0,0,30)_"h+"_$c(0)_"("_$c(0,0,0)_"EDID"_$c(22,0)_"fBribeSpeechcraftMult"_$c(0)_"DATA"_$c(4,0)_"ÍÌÌ=GMST"_$c(28,0,0,0,0,0,0,0)_"c"_$c(14,0,0,30)_"h+"_$c(0)_"("_$c(0,0,0)_"EDID"_$c(12)

The float DATA value for "f" LargeRefMinSize is $c(0,0,0,0) which is obviously 0.

After installing IRIS 2023.1 on a live copy of our production machine our REST Service now consumes a CSP Session with every request. The request is handled as expected, but uses one of the 5 CSP Session per license. So after 25 requests, the license is used up. The Grace time always shows 0 and the session stay for very long. (Maybe the 900 Seconds timeout).
On Caché 2018, we had the same settings for the Webapp and there, only a single Session was set for all requests. The Caché request didn't use any cookies.

One of our development Ensemble instances is misbehaving. We suspect we'll just need to reinstall it - which would be a hassle. Before we do, we wanted to check we weren't missing some kind of easy fix. The symptoms we are seeing:

Hello, I am trying to write a script that will output a .log file. When I get PowerShell to parse the file with Get-Content, I find that there are extra spaces in the parsing. How can I edit my Intersystems script to output a logfile encoded differently? I think its outputting in unicode by default.

I'm having trouble adjusting the protocol used for any CSP Requests. Currently all request to the system are sent over HTTP 1.1

When loading 40+ images on a page, the browser starts stalling request. According to google HTTP 1.1 only allows 6 parallel TCP Connections before suspending the remaining.

I have looked through the Web Gateway Settings, %Net.HttpRequest.HTTPVersion and SSL Configuration but haven't found anything.

I'm trying to mount a database but it says the following error: ERROR #86: the database default collations is not available

This is my delphi code

procedure TForm2.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
cmd:string;
sResult:string;
begin
cmd:='$$Check^logininput()';
vism1.Code:=cmd;
sResult:=vism1.Value;
end;

end.

Dear experts,

Please, how can I estimated completion time for backups and restores. Is there a script to run and estimated that time?
Thank you so much.

In the Windows Ressource Manager I can observe multiple parallel processes coming from cache.exe with read operations to journaling files.

All except one of these processes have the same reads(Byte/s). The processes point to different journal files and constantly read between 200 and 3000 Bytes/s.

The corresponding process via PID in the management portal of Caché shows the process %SYS.Monitor.Control.1. In 3 days of uptime on the server it has run 181.632.583 commands and modified 32.140.642 globals.

Has anyone had success with passing in a collections property within a SOAP request to a Soap Service in Ensemble? Please reply with how you set up that collections property. I am able to successfully send a SOAP request correctly containing the elements of the collection property to Cache, as seen in a custom soap log file which I am using to troubleshoot. But the collection property in the Ensemble request is not getting serialized, meaning MyContainers has nothing.

My.Request consists of a property, MyContainers, which can have 0 or more Containers (My.Container)