go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 15 in OEX you find 13 matches for SWAGGER already and 6 articles in this forum simply search
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 15 do LOG^%ETN does an actual snapshot and you my examining the actual content at that point of time in SMP
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 14 This docu on Cached Queries may be an explanation of what you identified
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 14 how do you identify 2 cached queries generated at the same time? and if so, what is the difference ?
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 13 object code is just binary content.not even debugger can decipher it.I've never seen a decompiler (like for java) the last 25 years.
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 11 in SMP > System Explorer > SQL you place your query and tab SHOW PLAN tells you the best approach with lowest cost - As any data in IRIS (Caché,...) are stored in Globals B+Tree structure always applies by design.
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 11 Hi @Daniel Aguilar This looks pretty much like my case:https://community.intersystems.com/post/docker-start-iris-community20241-preview-fails-repeatedlyif your processor doesn't fit the requirements this applies also to Docker images.
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 10 Basically every SQL statement whether internal or external is cached for eventual reuse in futureYou can find Cached Queries from SMP > System Explorer > SQL > Cached Queryclicking on one in the list you get the detailsTab SQL Statements shows much more detailsClick on SQL Statement Text offers a further drill down into details
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 10 Typical mistakes with ODBC access over Windows DSN ODBC driver old version 32bit driver on 64bit installation or vice-versa not created & tested as System DSN user / password / namespace mismatch wrong configured TLS/SSL access
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 9 How can I run this from my Win 11 + Desktop Docker ?it actually fails, issue is reported https://github.com/grongierisc/iris-flask-template/issues/1
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 9 How can I run this from my Win 11 + Desktop Docker ?it actually fails, issue is reported https://github.com/grongierisc/iris-django-template/issues/1
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 9 How can I run this from my Windows 11 Docker Desktop ?install fails. https://github.com/grongierisc/iris-fastapi-template/issues/1
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 6 http://<server>:<port>/csp/......refers to the private webserver installed and used in past releases
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 6 check if your external webserver listening to 8080 is started at all
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 6 You probably should ask this in an Oracle forum.This is definitely not the best place to discuss such idea
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 6 _SYSTEM is just another user name with role %ALLany other account with the same role can do it as well.Tying some code to a Username ignoring the power of roles is an elementary design error.
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 6 Hi @Otto Medin !HTTP is basically US ASCII 7bit with some "handcrafted" extensions- somehow "UTF 7.6" 🤪 focussing on octetsit works for äöü but NOT for € (x20AC) >>> in URL %u20AC for details: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/304419/what-encoding-are-the-http-status-and-header-linesmy hint: Try to avoid it in HTTP headers and stick with 7bit ASCII to be on the save sidebrowsers are less risk for problems but old applications are
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 6 any MIRORING is technically GLOBAL Mirroringread in docs https://docs.intersystems.com/iris20242/csp/docbook/Doc.View.cls?KEY=PAGE_high_availability
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 6 4 options: map it to namespace %ALL naming it with % as first character places in %SYS namespace (e.g. ^%MUTHU) that traditional approach is possible but not recommended naming it ^mtemp.*, ^CacheTemp*, ^IRIS.Temp* allocates it in db IRISTEMP subscript level mapping allows partial mapping (e.g. to IRISTEMP)
go to post Robert Cemper · Jul 4 Manipulating time values is a risky ground. See this simple example. USER>write ?1%, $ZTZ," : ",$zdt($ZTS)," : ",$zdt($now())," : ",$zdt($h) -60 : 07/04/2024 16:03:42 : 07/04/2024 17:03:42 : 07/04/2024 18:03:42 $ZTZ is the geographic offset to UTC in minutes $ZTS is UTC time (no daylight saving !) $NOW() is UTC adjusted by $ZTZ (no daylight saving or special time zone adjustment) $H is based on the time set in your server OS So for international applications using anything else than UTC is an open trap you might be caught in. This was the original motivation to use UTC in ENSEMBLE and it's descendants and followers
