I am new to using containers. I am working on trying to specify some of the SAM settings and wondered how to access the terminal while IRIS is running in a Container. Can someone help me out?
I want to avoid the pop up error messages or redirect them to a file when a terminal launched from a batch file wasn't able to open. I that example the name of the instance was wrong. I am looking for a kind of silent mode or whatever let me avoid this messages.
Could be enabled a service as "%service_telnet" from cmd? I need to open a cache terminal from cmd but without this service enabled it is not possible, I mean avoiding the use of manage portal of course.
Im trying configure the Caché Monitor Manager (^MONMGR) utility for send alert e-mails. Following the steps I have doubs to configure the options in "Set Server" to send e-mails for hotmail or outlook (smtp-mail.outlook.com). I dont know how can I configure Mail server SSLConfiguration for hotmail or outlook. Could you give me help? Thank you!
When is a Developer Community post not a Developer Community post? When it's just a few sentences wrapped around a link to InterSystems documentation! And what better way to finish up 2021 than by telling you about something cool that's been available since v2020.3? As the ball drops in Times Square, curl up with this:
I am writing a report for a client that will create a report of the current process with a format that mimicks the Management Portal process display. I am writing a cterm script file to generate the report.
In the loop that process the results I am writing the columns in a formatted manner that will result in a CSV format very similar in content and order the process page. However, it appears that the write statement is limited in size such that I can not write out all of the elements of the sys.process query. My query result processing that works correctly is of this format:
For a small automation feature I would like to login to the IRIS shell non-interactively, skipping the whole username and password prompts, providing the credentials through other means. Something in the fashion of "iris session <instance-name> --user myuser --pass mypass" would be great, but the session tool itself doesn't seem to be capable of doing this.
If you do not have direct access to the server that runs your IRIS Docker container you still may require access to the container outside "iris session" or "WebTerminal". With an SSH terminal (PuTTY, KiTTY,.. ) you get access inside Docker, and then, depending on your needs you run "iris session iris" or display/manipulate files directly.
Note:
This is not meant to be the default access for the average application user but the emergency backdoor for System Management, Support, and Development.
It's possible to enable Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V in IRIS Terminal for Windows.
To do that, open Terminal and select Edit > User Settings and enable Windows edit accelerators. This settingspecifies whether the Terminal enables the common Windows edit shortcuts (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+Shift+V), in addition to the basic Terminal edit shortcuts (Ctrl+Insert and Shift+Insert).
After that Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V would work.
Also <SYNTAX> errors after incorrect copy/paste go away.
I would like to share the history of the project - the ZAPM shell.
As soon as ZPM was implemented, I immediately began to think about how best to use it.
And immediately faced with the desire to move more quickly between namespaces, especially when there are more than 20 of them.
I had to leave the ZPM, move to the desired namespace and re-enter the shell.
I suggested an improvement - a new "namespace" command for easier navigation.
I didn’t wait - I did it myself. And so it went. If you need it, get ready to do it yourself.
We've our Cache running on Windows 2012 Server, but I've a Macbook Pro. Earlier I was using Miscrosoft Remote Desktop 8, to remote into our Windows server & everything worked.
Since version 8 is discontinued, I installed Microsoft Remote Desktop 10.5, which works for everything except starting Terminal.
I get error 'NTI Connection Error'
(287) Error writing to Pipe Reason: (998) Invalid Access to Memory Location.
If I do remote desktop from Windows machine (using same credentials), it works.
Has anyone found a good terminal emulator replacement for Cache Terminal?
We want one where the up arrow works to bring back the last command typed (without extraneous characters appearing at the beginning of the line) and be able to run D ^JOURNAL and have it display correctly.
I tried WebTerminal a couple of years back and but it didn't work properly with the journal. I've tried RoyalTS and that doesn't do up arrow or the journal correctly even though it's supposed to be emulating a VT400.
version cache for windows, 2017.2.1 build 801_3 - windows 10
I had this system set up for 3+ years now, and background tasks such as converting emails, have always worked, suddenly it's stopped working and I've tracked it down to any network references.
reading the emails, I look for any attachment files, and save them to a network drive before processing them within a class method,
I've been testing it by sending exactly the same email repeatedly and checking the saving of the attached file in both the background and in the terminal.
Has anyone tried to write down a function in a routine that list all of possible function inside the routine?
I can only think of iterating through the routine line one by one and differentiate between function and function definition.
Is there any existing function that can be utilised? I think it should work similar to how
Is there any way that we can pass the values to the read prompts via cache routine.
For example, we have a couple of reports/routine in our system which accepts some inputs and after taking the inputs it generates some data. Right now it has proper UI and where User enters the value and in routines we have Read statements which accepts those inputs for further processing.
New to InterSystems products? Looking for tips and tricks for using the Terminal? Check out the latest video from Online Learning: Using the InterSystems Terminal.