Have you tried the notation: file:///yourfolder/yoursubfolder/yourfile.xsd?

Thank you @Brett Saviano! 

Maybe I'm missing something. This is my container:

ARG IMAGE=containers.intersystems.com/intersystems/iris-community:latest-preview

But I can't see the button.

Is it available for Docker distribution?

You can use...Embedded Python! You just need a business service EnsLib.File.PassthroughService to get the the json file and send it into a BP with a ClassMethod to get all the lines, here you can see an example:

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/read-a-file-line-by-line-in-python/

You can save the object directly from the Embedded Python method or return a list of strings and map it into an Objectscript object.

The code was developed for ensemble in theory it should work.

Our workmate @Alberto Fuentes uploaded on open exchange an application to transform HL7v2 XML into er7 format, maybe it can help you: 

https://openexchange.intersystems.com/package/Healthcare-HL7-XML

In my opinion the problem is that your text is already in UTF8 but with wrong characters due to a wrong decode so you can't remove it with $ZCONVERT, you should define the charset of the data from the class that is receiving the JSON to decode the JSON properly.

To declare a specific charset for a REST API (I guess that you are using a class that extends %CSP.REST) you have to define the following parameter:

Parameter CHARSET = "utf-8";

In my case I was receiving UTF8 texts, you should configure it with your specific charset.

Where are you receiving that text? A business service? From an API REST? 

You can use $ZF(-100) command to execute operative system commands (here an example), with that command you can look for the process that is locking the superserver.

Well, I highly recommend to you to not use the same instance of Health Connect for TEST, DEV and PRODUCTION, even more, I recommend to you to deploy each environmnent in different servers.

It won't be the first time that a code un DEV has a infinite loop creating heavy globals that use all the space in the disk. 

Do you mean Intersystems Reports?

https://docs.intersystems.com/components/csp/docbook/Doc.View.cls?KEY=GISR

You can check the process running for each namespace and the CPU time:

And using de PID you can identify in your Operative System (Windows or Linux) the process to check the memory used.