Vijay - As you were suggesting it seems like COS might be the most efficient way to quickly validate HL7. I've written simple checking scripts but as you know HL7 has some significant variations.

Tom Fitzgibbon | 347-464-8531 | gototomAtg...l.com

Just tried command s x=$zf(-1,"dir > tkfdir.txt") in Cache 2016.2 on Windows 10 (installed with all defaults) and it worked fine. The process created a text file in Windows with the current directory information.

Let us know what you're trying to do.

Tom Fitzgibbon | 347-464-8531

Benjamin -

If you are moving to a distinctly new hardware platform (e.g. Windows to Linux) or 32 to 64 bit platform InterSystems will charge you for an upgrade. If you do not have current support for Cache you will have an upgrade charge.

But check with InterSystems or your representative because InterSystems can sometimes be flexible in pricing.

Tom Fitzgibbon | Multidata | 347-464-8531

Sanasa -

Your upgrade difficulty will be determined by your current application. No way to provide specific information for your site.

A starting place: http://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=... for general information.

Suggest you hire someone very familiar with upgrading older Cache systems on a temp basis to help prepare an upgrade roadmap and then make the upgrade.

Tom Fitzgibbon | Multidata | 347-464-8531

What version of Cache and Windows are you trying to use?

You've probably already seen this but here is InterSystems primary doc: http://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=GCGI_win.

Take a look at learning areas at InterSystems: https://learning.intersystems.com

Obviously, call InterSystems support.

CSP on Windows/Linux has worked well for me.  You can put together a data driven website quickly, integrate software (jQuery, HTML, CSS, Javascript, etc) and exercise good control over the stack.

Sorry I can't give you a simple step by step but there are many consultants that can help.

- Tom Fitzgibbon | Multidata | 347-464-8531