We (#Roche) will also be very interested in having JReport integrated with IRIS in order to generate pdf files given specific data (i.e.: a screen table, a patient test)
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We (#Roche) will also be very interested in having JReport integrated with IRIS in order to generate pdf files given specific data (i.e.: a screen table, a patient test)
Hum... ok for that part I understand it, but if I extend the %SYS.Monitor.SAM.Abstract (https://docs.intersystems.com/irislatest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=GCM_rest
) and SetTimer method, do you know where is it stored?
Where are the metric values stored?
What kind of metrics can be added via SetSensor? Only counters or also gauges and histograms?
I can understand that prior to cache it will take longer, but how can I force a cache heat up. Because It's been one week and I'm still getting the error.
Well in my case I even tried with some indications from the documentation about running
set rtn= ##class(%Atelier.v1.Utils.MetaData).Build("DB")
but it didn't solve anything (in fact I don't know how to check if it's taking into account this data generated)
It always gives me the too long error
Already tryed, it stays bloqued some seconds, and then nothing.
I can read on the status tab:
Computation of proposals takes too long. Please try again.
I know that the mirrored DB's are in read-only.
With the SqlProc sollution, how do I execute the call from the primary to the secondary? Using ODBC?
Thank you
How would this meet with mirroring?
I know that mirroring wont sync HS configuration (such as mappings) and this will have to be done manually with some process running in both sides to keep the configuration consistent.
The problem that I foresee is being able to do the mapping synchronization at the exact same instant (in index meaning) so that no inserts are lost between the database "PERSONADATA2" creation in the primary and the creation in the secondary.