I asked a related question a few months ago - I'll link to answers here. There is some overlap, eg Alex Woodhead's comparison tool, but hopefully helpful. Comparing code on running servers | InterSystems Developer Community |
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I asked a related question a few months ago - I'll link to answers here. There is some overlap, eg Alex Woodhead's comparison tool, but hopefully helpful. Comparing code on running servers | InterSystems Developer Community |
Carmen, thanks, that's really helpful. If we need further information we'll reach out - as is so often the case, I'm doing some technical investigation for a development that may not ever be tackled, or may be tackled in a different way, or whose specifications will change wildly before we tackle it, or...!!!
For the sake of having an "accepted" answer on this post: we never got to the bottom of what was going on, and scrubbed and reinstalled Ensemble. Thanks for suggestions - some useful learning, even if we were never able to get to the bottom of what was going on.
Alex, thanks. Yes, license is still valid. And no, not possible to suspend before changing problem item - getting databases locking errors when I try. No idea how we managed to corrupt this quite so thoroughly!!
Thanks Alexander. Terminal Task Manager:
Re figuring our where system tasks are stored via journalling, I understand the principle of what you are saying but we are probably reckoning the effort in doing that at least as great as scrubbing and reinstalling - we lose some config (we've got it documented, but the developer who did it originally has left), but no important running code.
Thanks. Not sure how to do all the things you suggested (1 or 3), but tried (2) using the Scheduled Tasks page in management portal. Couldn't suspend or delete the problematic task - getting SQL errors about not being able to lock or access a table.
Thanks. Not sure how to do all the things you suggested (1 or 3), but tried (2) using the Scheduled Tasks page in management portal. Couldn't suspend or delete the problematic task - getting SQL errors about not being able to lock or access a table.
Thanks for suggestion, but we already know it affects all namespaces 😥
Is there documentation for this? I searched "package manager" in the documentation and didn't get anything in the results....
That looks ideal, thanks! Almost like it was designed to do the job we are looking for...! 🤣 Will investigate properly for our specific situation.
Turns out it wasn't git's fault - though really helpful for us to clarify what git is doing, and ensure we have a decent set of default .gitattributes set...
We don't fully know what is going on, but ALL DTLs on one Ensemble instance throw this error, on load in Management Portal or compile via Studio or VS Code - can't even create a new DTL. So we are currently suspecting some kind of corruption/error on that server, rather than something related to the code we are bringing from git. But no idea what has gone wrong. Its a dev server - we may just scrub it and reinstall...
For completeness / in case others come across this, turned out the XML export file was being corrupted during transfer between the two systems. It was a CR/LF corruption - in our specific case CR/LF was getting converted to CR/CR/LF !!
Highlighted that DTL's specifically appear sensitive to CR/LF changes - we've subsequently come across the same #6301 error loading DTL's get CR/LF modified in another way (we're still tracking that one down, though suspicion currently is with git...)
Thanks @Evgeny.Shvarov. Unfortunately can't use Iris yet - maybe at some point in the future - but a useful extra benefit when we do make the transition.
Thanks Cristiano. I'd found the page you linked to before, but its not very explicit about uninstallation!
Would I be correct in interpreting it as:
Thanks!
Thanks all for responding. Really only adding this message so I can try and mark the question as answered - since there are the two approaches (ompare and using git/repo tools), not wanting to mark one or other as the answer, since both have merits and may be helpful for different situations. I suspect we'll try the git/repo tools approach first, given our particular mix of platform and experience.
Thanks for suggestions so far.
One challenge is our organisation is very wary of installing any additional code (as Alex suggested) or hooking up something like VS Code, to the live server, which is passing patient information between the various hospital systems... The test system has a little more flexibility, but organisation is a bit twitchy!! Would a plausible path be to sort of follow Eduard's suggestion, but:
Shamus, thanks, works perfectly. Much appreciated.
Thanks Ben, good start for a conversation in our team...