Born April 2, 1980. Divorced, 1 child.
Bachelor in Information Systems.
Dynamic, proactive, works synergistically in teams, always looking for knowledge and challenges.
Extensive experience in InterSytems technologies. Experience in health projects in the implementation of SGH Trakcare by InterSystems and Cerner Millenium, some projects were:
- PMTUAS Government of the Federal District - Brasilia Brazil;
- Project Vital Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein - São Paulo Brazil;
- More Health Occidente SSMOC - Santiago de Chile Chile;
- Participation in Projects with TIBCO Spotfire for clients such as Renault, Nissan - Paraná Brazil
- RCI Argentina and Brazil
- Odebrecht Oil and Gas -Rio de Janeiro Brazil
- Ultragaz - Sao Paulo Brazil
- Participation in Analytics Projects with Tableau and Power BI.
Diverse knowledge of programming languages such as: Java, C#, C, C++, Visual Basic, Java Script, SQL, COS (Caché Object Script), R, Python, Docker, Angular Business Intelligence;
Data Analytics;
Solution Architecture Design;
Development of Systems Integrations;
Web development;
Research in new technologies.
Hi @Scott Roth
You can do in the BS, but in my opinion use the common approach sending a message from the BS to a BO. In the BO you insert the data into internal table, with this approach you have how to trace data if some error occur.
Hi Isayas,
You need to use TCP Client Server Communications (commands Open, Use, Read, Write) you can get information about this in the documentation https://docs.intersystems.com/iris20243/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=GIOD_tcp.
In the OpenExchange exists a simple sample developed by @Robert Cemper . Follow https://openexchange.intersystems.com/package/Simple-remote-server-control
Regards.
Thanks Brett.