Great app, @José Pereira ! Do you guys want to add an option to ask about available schemas as well?

So if I don't know what are the schemas in IRIS I'm not able to query it with natural language. So I first went to IRIS SQL manager to check which schemas were available :)

Other than that - amazing example of leveraging LLM with IRIS!

Kudos, Ben! @Ben Spead  thanks for your endless energy and focus! This community is very grateful for all the experience and open-hearted attitude you shared here, and keep sharing every day! Thank you!

Maybe Webterminal could be an option too

Fantastic! Thank you, @Shuheng Liu ! Very useful! 

Callin @Thomas Dyar 

A "Must read" article for using Python with IRIS.

Very cool, @John McBride ! I think VSCode should have IPM extension.

There is another helpful app I'm using for similar purposes which IMO has a better UI - ZPM-Explorer by @Henrique Dias and @José Pereira . Maybe you could borrow some functionality.
 

@Timothy Leavitt - is there a video depicting the whole process of creating a new UI app using isc-rest?

Moved to a related post

Hi Tim!

A few questions on isc.rest.

1. What is the format of version:  <Version>1.2.2+snapshot</Version>?  

2. Does it relate to unit tests <Resource Name="/internal/testing/unit_tests/">
          <Attribute Name="Package">UnitTest.isc.rest</Attribute>? 

is it callable by zpm "test isc.rest"? 

3. Lifescycle class - is it mandatory for every package? It looks very complicated what is going on there. Why not use <INVOKE>?

4. Defaults:

What is this for? is it mandatory?

<Defaults>
        <ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Include">
          <Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
        </ProcessorDefault>
        <ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Class">
          <Attribute Name="FilenameExtension">cls</Attribute>
          <Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
        </ProcessorDefault>
        <ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Package">
          <Attribute Name="FilenameExtension">cls</Attribute>
          <Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
        </ProcessorDefault>
        <ProcessorDefault Class="UnitTest">
          <Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
        </ProcessorDefault>
      </Defaults>

Hi Tim!

A few questions on isc.rest.

1. What is the format of version:  <Version>1.2.2+snapshot</Version>?  

2. Does it relate to unit tests <Resource Name="/internal/testing/unit_tests/">
          <Attribute Name="Package">UnitTest.isc.rest</Attribute>? 

is it callable by zpm "test isc.rest"? 

3. Lifescycle class - is it mandatory for every package? It looks very complicated what is going on there. Why not use <INVOKE>?

4. Defaults:

What is this for? is it mandatory?

<Defaults>
        <ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Include">
          <Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
        </ProcessorDefault>
        <ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Class">
          <Attribute Name="FilenameExtension">cls</Attribute>
          <Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
        </ProcessorDefault>
        <ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Package">
          <Attribute Name="FilenameExtension">cls</Attribute>
          <Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
        </ProcessorDefault>
        <ProcessorDefault Class="UnitTest">
          <Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
        </ProcessorDefault>
      </Defaults>

Here is the article by @Benjamin De Boe that answers your question I hope .

What is the ODBC driver version you use?

Calling @Dan Pasco 

great stuff! It'd be fantastic to create a sample app out of it on https://openexchange.intersystems.com 

That's nice to have. I know there is a brilliant application by @Henrique Dias and @José Pereira 
 - IPM Explorer, which provides very impressive browsing capabilities along with a smooth install/deinstall functionality. Do you want to introduce something similar?

Hi @Xintong Li ! Great example! Do you want to publish the app on https://openexchange.intersystems.com?

Are you talking about generator for IPM/ZPM module.xml file?