go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Mar 6, 2021 I would also recommend rewriting this property: Property "cdsm_Physician_Issue_ID" As %String; like this: Property physicianIssueID As %String(%JSONFIELDNAME = "cdsm_Physician_Issue_ID"); This way JSON would still be imported, but you would be able to refer to property name without double quotes.
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Mar 6, 2021 Get 0th array element from your array: Class test.Provider Extends (%RegisteredObject, %JSON.Adaptor) { Property physicianFirstName As %String; Property physicianLastName As %String; Property physicianMiddleNameInitial As %String; Property physicianSpecialty As %String; Property physicianNPI As %String; Property physicianMPIN As %String; Property physicianTaxID As %String; Property physicianADRId As %String; Property physicianAddressLine1 As %String; Property physicianCity As %String; Property physicianState As %String; Property physicianZip As %String; Property physicianZipPlus4 As %String; Property physicianPhone As %String; Property facilityNPI As %String; Property facilityAddressLine1 As %String; Property facilityCity As %String; Property facilityState As %String; Property facilityZip As %String; Property error As %String(MAXLEN = 200); Property "cdsm_Physician_Issue_ID" As %String; ClassMethod GetJSON() [ CodeMode = expression ] { [ { "physicianFirstName": "STEVENSON", "physicianLastName": "HOWARD", "physicianMiddleNameInitial": "W", "physicianSpecialty": "null", "physicianNPI": "null", "physicianMPIN": "null", "physicianTaxID": "null", "physicianADRId": "null", "physicianAddressLine1": "null", "physicianCity": "null", "physicianState": "null", "physicianZip": "null", "physicianZipPlus4": "null", "physicianPhone": "null", "facilityNPI": "null", "facilityAddressLine1": "\"\"", "facilityCity": "\"\"", "facilityState": "\"\"", "facilityZip": "\"\"", "error": "Invalid NPI. Requested NPI should contain 10 numeric digits", "cdsm_Physician_Issue_ID": "null" } ] } /// do ##class(test.Provider).Test() ClassMethod Test() { set json = ..GetJSON() set obj = ..%New() set sc = obj.%JSONImport(json.%Get(0)) zw sc,obj } }
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Mar 6, 2021 InterSystems provides a specialized Spark connector. Documentation. And, of course, you can use a JDBC driver. As for Kafka here's some examples showing InterSystems IRIS<>Kafka interoperability: PEX Demo Kafka demo
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Mar 6, 2021 %ZEN.Auxiliary.jsonProvider class and %ConvertJSONToObject method are definitely available in 2018.1. They are available on way older versions - 2014.1 at least and probably older. That said, in 2018.1 it would be better to use %ZEN.Auxiliary.altJSONProvider - it has the same methods but uses dynamic objects instead of %ZEN.proxyObject which is faster.
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Mar 5, 2021 Interesting. Also check out the Fraud Prevention Demo by @Amir Samary.
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Mar 5, 2021 First of all I would recommend reading these two documents available on WRC (Software Distribution - Docs): InterSystems IRIS Adoption Guide InterSystems IRIS In Place Conversion Guide First one explains the differences between Cache and InterSystems IRIS and the second one is about automated in-place conversion from Cache to InterSystems IRIS. I would recommend the following steps: upgrade to 2016.2 This is the place to uplift your application - on the one hand it's still Cache so upgrade is simple, on the other the code, even with the new 2016.2 features would probably run fine on InterSystems IRIS if you're using SQL - start using frozen plans if you're using JSON - new JSON features become available here (dynamic objects) upgrade to 2018.1 (latest micro) perform in-place conversion to the latest InterSystems IRIS
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Mar 4, 2021 Can you please provide an example? And the error you're getting.
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Mar 3, 2021 The comments talk about modifying a setting too. In general you need to open a corresponding Ens.Config.Item, adjust settings properties and save it. And activate changes in production of course. Here's an example.
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Mar 3, 2021 Sounds interesting. Can you please point me to the point in code where it uses machine learning algorithms?
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Feb 27, 2021 I would think that IAM should be the ingress, is that correct? Agreed. Calling @Luca Ravazzolo.
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Feb 19, 2021 IndexHash+7 tries to access ^rINDEXCLASS global from CACHESYS database. As the user does not have R (or possibly W, but probably R) privilege on %DB_CACHESYS resource the <PROTECT> event is raised. To solve this you need either: Give userR (or possibly W) privilege on %DB_CACHESYS Create a Privileged Routine Application granting the same
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Feb 18, 2021 If you encounter mismatch you should return immediately and not continue iterating.
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Feb 18, 2021 For VSCode users. If you generated an api and don't see dispatcher class, that's because VSCode does not show generated classes by default. You need to press "Show Generated Items" button to see them.
go to post Eduard Lebedyuk · Feb 18, 2021 Why do you want to kill all BH jobs directly? You can just disable a BH and it would effectively do the same: set sc = ##class(Ens.Director).EnableConfigItem(BH, 0)
