go to post Muhammad Waseem · Aug 26 Went to the sea or a lake -> Yes Hiked/enjoyed nature -> Yes Traveled somewhere new -> Yes Attended a concert or festival -> Yes Watched a movie or series -> Yes Read a book -> Yes Earned points and redeemed a reward on Global Masters 🏆 -> Earned but not redeemed Joined READY 2025 🎉 -> Yes Spent time with family or friends -> Yes
go to post Muhammad Waseem · Aug 14 Congratulations @John Murray on your amazing work with the InterSystems Developer Community! Your passion and leadership shine through, and we are lucky to have you driving progress and inspiring us all. Keep it up! 🎉
go to post Muhammad Waseem · Jun 29 Thanks @Irène Mykhailova for the sharing.This year’s event was an incredible opportunity to meet community heroes, explore cutting-edge technologies, forge meaningful connections, and exchange ideas with industry leaders.
go to post Muhammad Waseem · Jun 25 Congratulations @Dmitry Maslennikov! Your tireless commitment and innovative contributions to the community are remarkable.
go to post Muhammad Waseem · Jun 10 Nice article! Thanks for the clear explanation and practical insights!
go to post Muhammad Waseem · Jun 6 👋 Hello everyone! I'm Muhammad Waseem, currently working as a Technical Consultant specializing in healthcare data transformation, clinical trials systems, and AI-driven applications using InterSystems IRIS. I’ve been part of the InterSystems Global Summit for several years now, and I’m excited to be attending READY 2025 as well!I’m particularly focused on projects involving FHIR, HL7, and RAG-based solutions using vector search. Looking forward to connecting, learning, and sharing ideas with this amazing community! Let’s connect on LinkedIn:🔗 linkedin.com/in/muhammad-waseem-21259020
go to post Muhammad Waseem · May 1 code below might help: import iris # sql statement sql = "SELECT ID, Name, Age FROM Sample.Person WHERE Age = ?" result = iris.sql.exec(sql, Myage) for row in result: ## Unpack tuple directly id, name, age = row #Access by index (0-based in this case) name = row[1] # Name is 2nd column (index 1) # Print values print(f"ID: {id}, Name: {name}, Age: {age}")
go to post Muhammad Waseem · Apr 7 Congrats to all the winners! Amazing stuff—so much to learn from you all!
go to post Muhammad Waseem · Apr 5 Thanks @Evgeny Shvarov for sharing the Technological Bonuses Results.Note that the iris-AgenticAI application now supports Vector Search, and the second article is also published.
go to post Muhammad Waseem · Mar 10 Congratulations to all the winners and participants. Your articles were truly inspiring and showcased exceptional creativity and insight.
