At a high level you can find the feature differences between Cache, Ensemble and IRIS here:

https://www.intersystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/InterSystems_IRI...

Robert

Obviously the class keywords and source could diverge and become incompatible.

That said, take a look at the header in the export file.  Should be as simple as changing IRIS to cache

Hi Yakov

First, I wouldn't implement this kind of logic in a business service.  I would have a business service that immediately passes a message to a business operation and then perform these functions there (or possibly in business operations).   Services should not be long-running which building and querying a staging table seems like it might take some time.

Ben

Check %SYSTEM.INetInfo.   I think it probably contains a method to serve your purpose 

Hi-

Even in a http POST, url variables are found in %request.Data.  The content stream will contain the body of your post.

I'm not really familiar with this service but it looks like there's a format problem with some content field.   Maybe Telephone 

Task manager seems very appropriate here.

VA is doing some of this with their productions.   Auto disabling services after one execution.

If  you want to q global search and replace you can use the %RCHANGE utility from a terminal session.

I'm going to allow someone more familiar with Docker answer this.   It's clearly a permissions issue biut is it a issue inside or outside the container?   I don't know

What user is IRIS running a

Do a ps -ef and make sure the user listed for all of the Iris processes has write permissions to the directory.

Do you have anyone that has worked with ISC technology before or Linux?   If not I would suggest perhaps getting someone with a little experience here.

Now you need to create a Namespace that uses your RPMS database for routines and globals.

Refer to the doc link I sent earlier on Creating Namespaces.

Ignacio-

You can find instructions on adding databases and creating namespaces in the online documentation.   Please review the sections Configuring Data and Configuring Namespaces in the docs at the link below.

https://docs.intersystems.com/iris20193/csp/docbook/Doc.View.cls?KEY=GSA_config
 

Hi David

SSL for a web service hosted by ISC back-end is handled through the web server.   You  need to configure the web server to handle the SSL.

This procedure involves generating a certificate and setting up the ssl connection inside the web server software.  That process varies based on the web server you are running.

I would do something like this.

if pVersion?1"v"1n.n {

     // Parameter is well formed vnnn

} else {

     // Parameter is not well formed

}

Hi Richard-

I'm assuming you are working for or with VA as the build you mention is a specific build provided to the VA.  I don't believe that the FHIR annotations were released until version 2018.x of HealthShare.

If you can reach out to the VA sales engineers via email we'd be happy to get you a copy.

Neerav-

I'm not sure that you can.   From within a production you can call from one host to another, e.g. bs->bp, bs->bo, bp->bp, bp->bo, bo->bp, bo->bo, etc.

From outside the production you cant really call a bp or a bo directly.

Why do you not want to setup a bs that can route your call to whatever bp or bo you want?

I would think that would depend on a few things.

1.   What is the size of files being sent?

2.   How much bandwidth is available to handle multiple concurrent transfers

3.   How many connections can the remote ftp server handle?

Hi

This can happen when you are doing class based CSP coding and forget to add the #(..HyperEventHead())# call to the header of your document

You could throw them out into a file and then use an external diff tool.

Jenna