Thanks for sharing this repo. I will take a look. 

Thanks @Benjamin De Boe. I am trying to use this feature in a demo to showcase differences between various types of searches such as with LIKE keyword, FIND, hybrid search and semantic search and this is very helpful. 

Thank you @Yone Moreno Jiménez for sharing your experience and raising this important accessibility need. I agree that a dark mode for the HealthShare Management Portal would significantly reduce eye strain.

To help bring this feature closer to reality, I’ve submitted a related idea here few days ago: Dark Mode for Management Portal.
If this resonates with you, feel free to upvote the idea so it gains more visibility among InterSystems experts.

Thanks @Luis Angel Pérez Ramos for the response. I thought wildcard * is not necessary for %FIND, I just tried and it gave the same results. 

Congratulations everyone !!

Nice article @Luis Angel Pérez Ramos!
Just to clarify my understanding: If I run a query using LIKE '%example%' and get x number of results, will running a similar query using %iFind.Index.Basic always return at least x results (i.e., the result count with %iFind is always greater than or equal to the LIKE query)? Or are there cases where %iFind might return fewer or different records?

Really enjoyed the article @Guillaume Rongier !
I’ve been a big fan of virtual environments for all my Python work, it’s awesome to see how they can be used within IRIS too. 

Great job @Siddardha Reddy Sanagala making it easy to connect Metabase with IRIS! The Docker setup is really helpful. Looking forward to seeing more IRIS features supported in the future.

@Henry Pereira just wanted to say your post was truly ahead of its time! 

Speaking of which, InterSystems has recently introduced a powerful new EMBEDDING feature right in SQL. 
EMBEDDING (SQL) | InterSystems SQL Reference | InterSystems IRIS Data Platform 2025.1

These are fun, great work by all the authors :)

Nice step-by-step guide, @Marco Bahamondes to expose a basic REST API with InterSystems IRIS.
I’m curious to know, have you experimented with exposing vector columns in IRIS tables  through the REST API?

Congratulations to all the winners 🎉

I initially asked about using the “Populate” method in ObjectScript to generate random data and received a useful response. Later, I provided a sample class definition in my query and asked: "how to use populate method for random data". Impressively, it gave a code snippet that successfully generated the data.