#InterSystems IRIS

So I am running IRIS 2023.3 via a Docker container on Windows 11 and when I go to System Administration > Connectivity > SQL Gateway Connections, I am able to connect to the iris container via jdbc. However, when I go to JBeaver and try connecting to IRIS via JDBC I am unable to do so. I know that this is a local laptop issue because when someone else runs it on t heir mac it works fine.

An IRIS.DAT file was removed, as it was not needed anymore. But the database was mirrored, so it still shows up in the mirror monitor and database list. How can this be fixed? There is no backup of the .DAT file so it cannot be restored.

w ##class(SYS.Mirror).RemoveMirroredDatabase("/mydir/")

throws a protect error.

I want to create a scheduler to montor the status of list of backend jobs ( say limit is 10). there going to be job queue. Need to pick a job form job queue when one of the current processing job is finished.
What is the best way to implement this

Greetings,

I have created store procedure using management portal.

how to alter or modify SP using SQL in management portal.

Please refer below screen.

I'm almost running out of disk space so I want to move 1 DB to a different hard drive.
It's a rather simple but lengthy action during a shutdown of IRIS.
But is this somehow possible under runtime in a stand-alone installation?
I'm looking for kind of a "local drive failover"

note: Mirror or Shadow is not an option.

After invoking a SOAP call in a SOAP Outbound Adapter Operation, how do we get the header information? For example, the HTTP 200 response code.

In SoapUI we can read the header information, but we're trying to view it in Production.

Let's consider these two ways of passing an obj to a function:

//var is a structured obj
(1) do ..methodX(var)
(2) do ..methodX(.var)

In c++ if we pass an obj by reference like in (2) we save a lot in computation because we are not copying the whole object, and when the object is modified within the function it is modified also for everyone.

In this case does (2) achieve any better performance than (1)? Is passing with the "." save any computation? the object is copied anyway?

Is there a simple way of passing obj to a function?

Hi All,

We're doing our first babysteps with embedded Python and IRIS with an interoperability solution. We want to convert a CSV file to an Excel xlt file.

As service we've got a EnsLib.File.PassthroughService which picks up a csv file

As operation we've got a EnsLib.File.PassthroughOperation which writes the Excel file.

In the middle:

We've created an Business Process with an %Stream.GlobalCharacter in the Request and a %Stream.GlobalCharacter in the Response.

I want to create a folder directory through code, but I don't know how to write it

Any who has encounter the same error can please share your experience?

Trying to launch management portal and encountered "Server availability error". Port 57772 is open, IIS admin service and world wide web publishing service are running. checked firewall and no issues.

Andrea

Propose sequence and logic in IRIS
* to convert HL7 V2 message to FHIR/CDA
* to convert JSON/XML to FHIR/CDA
* to convert HL7 SIU message to FHIR/CDA.

I send ORUs to a process where a transform is applied before sending the message to a process where the routing is handled. A recent request was made that when OBR:25="D" the message is also be faxed with transforms that have some similarities to the original, but not exactly the same. I copied the DTC, made the alterations, and created a separate rule to handle it. However, when I run a message through with a "D" in OBR:25, it is only sent to the routing process once.

After setting AllowedIPAddresses with a valid IP address

i get the following errors.

ERROR <Ens>ErrException: <READ>zOnTask+44 ^EnsLib.TCP.InboundAdapter.1 -- logged as '-'
number - @''

what am i doing wrong?

and question:

where in the message viewer can i see the source IP of the message?

Thanks