Hello Ravi,

IRIS BI will let you display the value inside the bar

Horizontal bars will work too and are more likely to have enough space to display it 

You can find more information here:

https://docs.intersystems.com/irislatest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls...

Hello Alexander,

If you are trying to connect to an IRIS instance, you might want to import the irisnative module

import irisnative

You can find an example here:

https://docs.intersystems.com/irislatest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls...

I hope it helps.

Asaf

Hello Lee,

I would suggest contacting the WRC at support@intersystems.com and work with us to resolve this issue.

The Shared Storage calculated definitions are stored in a global, while the subject area definition is stored as a class (for example Class HoleFoods.SubjectAreaAsia Extends %DeepSee.SubjectArea)

Hello Joao,

You should be able to edit the linked table's class definition, but reimporting it should be the safest approach.

Please note that linked tables don't actually persist the data locally, but simply define the metadata for the remote table.

I would suggest backing up your linked table class definition first.

Sincerely,

Asaf   

Hi Kevin,

If you can't add it as a Stored Procedure to your detail listing definition or a Custom listing, KPI Actions might be your best bet.

Please feel free to work with the WRC on this and we will be happy to look at your specific use case with you.

Sincerely,

Asaf

Hi Chip,

The HealthShare documentation has a chapter called Roles and Resources that describes the relationships between the HealthShare roles and the DeepSee (and Caché) roles.

It is located in the following book:

[ Documentation ]  >  [ HealthShare Active Analytics ]  >  [ Health Insight Administration Guide ]  >  [ Roles and Resources ]

http://<webserverIP:port>/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=HSAAADM_roles

Here is the high level overview (more details are in your HS version specific documentation):

Health Insight is designed to be used by multiple users in different roles. There are four default security roles. The end user role is designed to support the functions a care provider or hospital administrator might need. The analyst role is designed to support data analysis. The modeler role is designed to support users who extend the Health Insight model. The operator role is designed to grant the access necessary for a high level technician responsible for facilitating the transmission of data to Health Insight.

I hope it helps,

Asaf Sinay
DeepSee Support Manager | InterSystems 
Support (Main): +1.617.621.0700  
InterSystems.com

Hello Ryan,

I just wanted to add that we plan on extending the DeepSee Troubleshooting Guide and add more use cases and details about each scenario.  This should clarify each case and have the complete commands that need to be executed.

For example, instead of writing:

run ##class(%DeepSee.Utils).%PrintBuildErrors(pCube)

we will write something like:

run the following commands in Caché Terminal:

do ##class(%DeepSee.Utils).%PrintBuildErrors("ReplaceWithYourCubeName")

Sincerely,