Also I can recommend to have a look at Classroom Courses offerings. Tagging @Janine Perkins and @Jenny Ames
for more info.
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Also I can recommend to have a look at Classroom Courses offerings. Tagging @Janine Perkins and @Jenny Ames
for more info.
And for switching back to original cls/mac right-click and choose “View Other” in a context menu
Also it is not clear how to create UUID/GUID.
I tried to create a new one with:
write $System.Util.CreateGUID()and use the result in a bundle - this didn't work.
@Patrick Jamieson, what is the proper way to create valid UUID for InterSystems FHIR server?
@Patrick Jamieson , do we really need that restriction?
Turned out it doesn't like a patient id as, "patient", or "1".
It tried to substitute the id to something like "274f5452-2a39-44c4-a7cb-f36de467762e" - and this worked.
Does it mean that internal referencing id should be GUIDs?
Really like the new feature of positioning to error line in code by copy-n-paste the error message!
@Brett Saviano @Raj Singh - great job, thanks a lot!
Thanks @Tani Frankel !
Hi @Lorenzo Scalese ! Yes! It is in Location header, as @Tani Frankel mentioned.
This is what I received in headers:
http://localhost:52773/fhir/r4/Patient//1983/_history/1
So, the id is 1983.
It is a bit different from what the public FHIR server on hl7.org/fhir returns - it returns the id also in a response.
Not sure though what is the "standard" behavior but if find it convenient enough to have the id in the response.
Thanks, @Muhammad Waseem!
the id is being generated for a new patent
Helpful, thank you @Neerav Verma
In addition to what @Dmitry Maslennikov told here is the way to enable IRIS BI(Analytics) programmatically:
do EnableDeepSee^%SYS.cspServer("/csp/user/")This is to "push" bio sharing I guess ;)
Calling @Guillaume Rongier
There are so many great ideas here! It'd be great if you submit it to Ideas Portal.
"This is different!"
Interesting! Thanks!
Thanks, Robert!
Fixed port is OK. but often I have more than one running docker image at the same time.
Was able to install with Brew:
$ brew install caretdev/tap/irissqlcli AEMBP14ESHVAROV:~ eshvarov$ irissqlcli -h localhost -p 1972 -u _SYSTEM -W Password for _SYSTEM: Server: InterSystems IRIS Version 2022.2.0.368 xDBC Protocol Version 65 Version: 0.4.0 [SQL]_SYSTEM@localhost:USER> select 1 +-----------+ | HostVar_1 | +-----------+ | 1 | +-----------+ 1 row in set Time: 0.044s
Amazing.
Thank you @Dmitry Maslennikov
Maybe we need to introduce "Cheat sheet" tag for such cases? @Anastasia Dyubaylo
Thanks, @John Murray !
Tried - doesn't work for me:
for <UNDEFINED>zOnPhase+79^%ZPM.PackageManager.Developer.Processor.Default.Document.1
it shows:
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I like what @Eduard Lebedyuk suggested.
But I also suggest to have the repo (GitHub, GitLab, whatever else git) at first place and deploy from the repo to the production server e.g. via IPM package manager.
I guess it is because they are hosted on google. @Lorenzo Scalese , maybe you could add it as images into the article to let DC host it?
You can use InterSystems Package Manager(IPM) to list all the members of production and distribute it to another machine (e.g. your client) via the IPM registry, or using zpmhub.
E.g. you can install several EnsDemo productions as one package:
USER>zpm "install irishealth-ensdemo"
Or recently I published an example of a very simple CSV data transformation production that you can install as one line:
USER>zpm "install esh-i14y-csv"
And here is how all the modules of production depicted in a module.xml.