Hello @Phillip Wu

The "status" is set to 1 for tasks that are either currently suspended ("Suspended Reschedule") or encounter an error during execution. If the "Suspend task on error?" option is set to "no" when scheduling the task, the error message is stored in the status column. However, the task status is not suspended.

From documentation

SQL Query

select Name,displaystatus,Error,Suspended,%ID from %SYS.Task Where Suspended=1 or Suspended=2

 Query method

set tResult = ##class(%SYS.Task).TaskListFilterFunc("Suspend")
do tResult.%Display()

You can use the $STACK to get the previous stack call information by using the level and code string. Try the below code in your method "B". it returns the previous call stack information. 

$STACK($STACK(-1)-1,"PLACE")

Hi @Eduard Lebedyuk 

I use the same code and as well as use $ZU(41,-2) to get stack information .

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Hi @Sebastian Thiele 

Here is the Encounter resource. I'm using IRIS for Windows (x86-64) 2024.1.1

url : http://localhost:52773/csp/healthshare/learning/fhir/r4/Encounter?&date=lt2024-10-27T15:29:00Z

Hello @Sebastian Thiele 
As per the documentation, date is fully supported search parameter. so, This should work prefix lt dates

I've 2 encounter resource in my FHIR server and I've tested with different dates ex: &date=lt2024-10-27T15:29:00Z period and it works to me

Awesome, It's pretty useful. However, If alias is retains like :history -Display command history its' really helpful and no need to define the shortcuts again.

Hello @Kevin Mayfield 

Instead FromJSON() write a custom class to parse the Binary Resource and set it into the FHIR model class. 

Here I convert the the data (which is the Binary resource -pdf or anything) to stream and set it in the data field of the  HS.FHIR.DTL.vR4.Model.Resource.Binary class

ClassMethod SetBinaryR4(json As %DynamicObject)
{
    Set obj = ##class(HS.FHIR.DTL.vR4.Model.Resource.Binary).%New()
    Set obj.contentType = json.contentType
    #; convert to stream to prevent from the <MAXSTRING> error 
    Set dataAsStrm = json.%Get("data",,"stream")
    Set obj.data = dataAsStrm
    Set obj.id = json.id
    
    #; set binary data element as stream for "Binary" resource. 
    ZWrite obj.data.Read()
}

Thanks!

Hello @Kevin Mayfield 

%GetNext retrieves values from the JSON object/array and assigns them to a local variable. However, the BLOB/streams exceed the maximum local length (3641144), MAXLEN doesn't cause the issue because it's a registered object, and the values are currently stored in memory. Therefore, AFAIK FromJSON is not suitable for handling such a large dataset.

Hello @Jan K

Yes, PS256 is not supported.  Can you try it in python JWT library packages.

Hello @Ali Chaib

1. You need to create you're custom DTL under "HS.Local.FHIR.DTL"  
2. Once DTL is created. Execute set status = ##class(HS.FHIR.DTL.Util.API.ExecDefinition).SetCustomDTLPackage("HS.Local.FHIR.DTL")  this and this will configure the customize DTL entry in the  ^HS.XF.Config global it's responsible for execute your DTL
3. Here is the documentation which covers most customization.
4. As I mentioned earlier, You need to the additional properties in respective SDA extension class.

Hi @Phillip Wu

If you're create new object values. Means, The %New() - Creates a new instance of object and It invokes the user provided callback method "%OnNew()". You can define your properties if you want in that call back methods.

Class Backup.Task Extends %Persistent
{
Property TaskName As %String;
Property TaskDescription As %String;
Method %OnNew(pTaskName As %String, pTaskDescription As %String) As %Status
{
 	Set ..TaskName = pTaskName
 	Set ..TaskDescription = pTaskDescription
 	Return $$$OK
}

ClassMethod CreateNewTask()
{
	Set taskObj = ##Class(Backup.Task).%New("DailyBackup","Runs a daily backup")
	Set st = taskObj.%Save()
}

}

 If you want to fetch the values of already stored. You have to use the %OpenId(id) and pass the id to open the instance of the expected object and you can fetch the values

ClassMethod GetTaskDetails(taskId)
{
    Set taskObj = ##Class(Backup.Task).%OpenId(taskId)
    Set lastRunStatus = taskObj.LastRunStatus
}

Hello @Ali Chaib

• SDA, or Summary Document Architecture is an intermidary format. It's used to easily convert between multiple data formats--such as HL7 V2, C-CDA, C32, HL7 FHIR, and others.
• I hope You are sending a GET request via HTTPOperation in FHIR interoperability production. You'll get the http response. There is no predefined transformation available to do it. You need to programmatically convert the response. I just convert the FHIR operation outcome to FHIR R4 outcome object directly.

  ClassMethod fhirresponse()
  {
  	#;Assume the json as a fhir response
  	Set fhiResponse = {"resourceType":"OperationOutcome","issue":[{"severity":"error","code":"not-found","diagnostics":"<HSFHIRErr>ResourceNotFound","details":{"text":"No resource with type 'Task' and id '33'"}}]}
  	#dim opoutcome As HS.FHIRModel.R4.OperationOutcome = ##Class(HS.FHIRModel.R4.OperationOutcome).fromDao(fhiResponse)
  	Write opoutcome.issue
  }