USER>zw [1,2,3].addAll([4,5,6])
[1,2,3,4,5,6] ; <DYNAMIC ARRAY>
USER>w $zv
IRIS for UNIX (Ubuntu Server LTS for ARM64 Containers) 2024.1- Log in to post comments
USER>zw [1,2,3].addAll([4,5,6])
[1,2,3,4,5,6] ; <DYNAMIC ARRAY>
USER>w $zv
IRIS for UNIX (Ubuntu Server LTS for ARM64 Containers) 2024.1Where do you see the error with ISC.FeatureTracker.SSL.Config? There is nothing in the code example, that would point to using it. Why would you even use it anyway, and the error says, that this config is not enabled, you can check it here
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Usually build is happening in one thread, and you would not see this error even with unlicensed version
And this error means, that you have multiple processes trying to connect to IRIS during the build
And even using Community Edition may not help, because it has a limit on connections, and you may face the same issue there too.
In some scenarios, it's possible to use multi stage building process, where you can use Community Edition image as a building stage, and target image without starting IRIS or with using only one connection, finish the build.
You can check multi-stage way with Community, or use iris.key during build stage
as long as those processes do not load the same files, it's safe, it uses locks per loaded item
It depends on how much non-unicode data you have. If it's not much, you can try to use XML way.
Another way, is to use some simple scripts, that order over all globals, and convert in place. Skipping indexes, with full rebuild.
I think there were multiple solutions, to this task. You can try to find them.
You have to collect as much as possible about your data.
The last time I implemented a converter for 20+ years old application, more than 15 years ago, it was an application with textual terminal interface, and it went well.
While iris session can’t be created as a job, with inherited security, I’m rely on ability to automatically login to iris session, without entering username and password. And when session is opened I try to use $sysyem.Security.Login without password to user actually logged to iterm, and it may fail and probably will get into black screen
In my future no one uses windows
But anyway could you check if try’s can work on windows, maybe I can find a way to use it here
That WebSockets terminal would have the same issues as WebTerminal. It uses Xecute, which has many limitations, I use real terminal, which has full control over the execution
I tested only with docker images, where we have OS Auth for terminal, which is not friendly in case if you need to pass through this step, maybe this is missing here. I’ll try to check
Most missing is access to shell and nowadays python
You probably using macOS or windows, where Docker has a own limitation of disk. Check Docker desktop settings, and increase the virtual disk limit and restart
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We use SAML from Entra, in our application, and also access to the System Management Portal
And what exactly do you want to test with cucumber?
If you have a web frontend, you can test it already
If you want to test the backend written on ObjectScript, that would need some adoption.
Is there anything specific required there to test IRIS based software?
Check this announcement, maybe this is related while you using version 2019.1
What if IRIS could limit itself to the number of limited cores, how easier would it be for newcomers
I see that the best solution would be if InterSystems would make this package available as an open source, with an option to upgrade any existing instance with the open-source version by using IPM for instance
In this case, any team that keeps using ZEN may provide their thoughts on how the modern ZEN should look in the form of PullRequests. There would be a place to post bugs and feature requests, which some community members may help to solve for everyone.
ObjectScript does not support undescore sign in the names, and requires using double quotes to override this
$$$ThrowOnError(mymodule."validate_header"())
why not just use SQLalchemy?
Metabase offers a way to write your own driver to any database, that supports jdbc
So, with some knowledge in Clojure, it's possible to connect it directly to Caché or IRIS
You can do it by yourself, or I can do it for you.
That's not a schema, this part is database
and IRIS does not support switching databases or schemas during connection
With these changes, to have just latest, latest-preview, it's hard to get how old the the image on InterSystems Containers Registry
It would be nice to see the date of the image is uploaded and have somewhere sorting by date
Yep, that works, thanks, pity that it was not implemented in Compress method, but at least something
The way to remove the wrapper from the Compress method, did not help. It's still not recognizable.
Only file way, and removing the first 11 bytes of GZIP header worked for me.
But I suppose, it's just luck. With different data and size of that data, it may not work.
I need DEFLATE not GZIP, gzip works fine
GZIP format itself does not support files, it's just a compress, usually it can be used with TAR format, which helps to merge multiple files, which can be compressed by GZIP
Look at my project isc-tar, which implements an internal way of creating cross-platform archives without calling external archivers.
CloudSQL for quite some time switched to using only SSL encrypted connection, can you expand your article on how to use SSL Certificate to be able to connect?
It should be available through channels expected by any Java developer in the world, through the public Maven repository, other than that makes no sense and causes a lot of pain to the developers.