#Caché

I'm attempting to build a fairly complicated object graph, with nested objects and collections, in order to create a FHIR bundle.

In its most basic form there is a <bundle></bundle> element that represents the root, and there can be a number of nested <entry></entry> child elements.

I'm attempting to represent this as such:

I have dynamic sql select query ,

Set resultset = ##class(%ResultSet).%New()

set sql = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM "_tableName_" WHERE "_fieldName_">='"_fromDate_"' AND "_fieldName_"<='"_currentDate_"'"

SET SC = resultset.Prepare(sql)

SET SC = resultset.Execute(sql)

How can I print/view the count ?

Hi, I have a controller which handles accounts, and forwards to the relevant controller based on the path, example below:

I have a DOS batch file that calls *.scr script to back up an existing routine and upload the newly updated one.

I have a backup folder setup in C:\Users\[username]\Backup\ on each server, some with more recent versions of cache. The *.scr script calls on the command: $SYSTEM.OBJ.Export(routine,path) .

Hi,

I want to list the source if a class in an 'iris session'.

I know I can get a list of all classes in a namespace:

iris session <session> -U "%SYS"

DO $SYSTEM.OBJ.ShowClasses()

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Is there a similar sinmple command to get the source of a class?

Hey, So the title pretty much describes the question:
Where and How can i see the Stream that contains the response back to the client of a CSP application.

When the request is being processed and finished we return a response to the client - We do that by writing the data to a stream and that stream is sent back to the client.
I wanted to know how i can access the point right before that Data is actually written to the client back (meaning the place where the response is actually being send back, the last point of contact).

I have a rest API Class used for getting data from Cache 2018 version.
I have single route '/callfuntions'
I send the following parameters to the API :- className, methodName, params
I use $CLASSMETHOD to execute and send the result back to the client.

If I make more that 10 to 12 requests in quick succession, then it stops sending data.

As I was trying to create a routine search query via RoutineList, I discovered that documentation both for Cache and Iris offers only ABC* and ABC? syntax for including routine names and, unlike %RO, does not offer name ranges. Is that indeed so?

After some system files reading, I discovered that you can EXCLUDE certain routines with ', by using the 'ABC or 'ABC* syntax. That is not documented but it should be. Any other non-documented RoutineList syntax capabilities?

Example:

Customer is trying to use Veeam as backup of Cache database and we need a script to freeze (quiesce) the database for a clean snapshot. i am looking if there is a script already done.

On Encounter container we want to map some data from Z segments is that possible? Presently the mapping from HL7to SDA3 is taking place from HL7 defines segments . is there a way to push the data from Z segment.

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Hello everyone,

I’m facing issues with replicating data from my Caché 2016 database to a PostgreSQL database. I need to handle around 300 data updates per minute, and whenever certain tables are modified, those changes must be reflected in other databases.

So far, I’ve tried various approaches, including: