For the machine you got the <WIDE CHAR> error for - did you install 8bit or Unicode?

Your $ZV without the 'U' after the build number, suggests 8bit. I would recommend you install Unicode (8bit support is there more for customers who have legacy 8bit databases).

For the machine you do see the web applications, but can't browse to the page - 

Did you enable the Web Applications?

(https://docs.intersystems.com/irisforhealthlatest/csp/docbook/DocBook.U…)

Are you getting an error when you browse there? (you can check the Browser Debugger just in case)

Might it be an authentication/authorization issue? (you can check the IRIS Audit, making sure you have Login Failure and/or Protect events enabled)

Thank you, so this is clearer, and it is happening much earlier than I was thinking. You are not trying to connect via xDBC to your FHIR SQL Builder projected tables, but rather just trying to create the first Analysis step.

This error "shouldn't happen", and I recommend you turn to our Cloud Support.

What you could attempt doing before, is opening the browser debugger and see (perhaps under Network and the related HTTP requests you see) if you see some "interesting" error that could shed some light on what is happening.

Hi Yakov,

You can see from the Docs here, for example re the Property ConnectAttrs (or later ConnectionAttributes):

ConnectAttrs

...

An optional set of SQL connection attribute options. For ODBC, they have the form:

attr:val,attr:val

For example, AutoCommit:1.

...

Set this property in the OnInit() method of your business operation or business service to specify the options to use at connection time.

For calling SetConnectAttr() see these Docs, for example:

If the connection has already been established, call the SetConnectAttr() method of the adapter. This method takes two arguments (the attribute name and the desired value) and returns a status. For example:

 Set tout= ..Adapter.SetConnectAttr("querytimeout",10)

As to the name of the attribute and the appropriate value you should consult the SQL Server documentation (for example this, but this will be up to you to verify).

If you need more assistance than this please get in touch and we can work on this together.

Hi Dmitrii,
Thanks for this question.
Programmatically you can use the method Security.Applications:Modify() (from within the %SYS namespace).

Here's an example:

 set props("RedirectEmptyPath")=1

 set status = ##class(Security.Applications).Modify("/myapp/name",.props)

This article by @David Hockenbroch covers this Security Applications API (including reference to this setting) in general.