To identify the exact cause of errors during analysis in the FHIR SQL Builder, you can follow these steps:

1. Check the Status Column: On the Builder home page, locate the analysis and review its status column. Possible values include Running, Stopping, Stopped, Completed, or Errored. If the analysis is in Errored status, there may be relevant information indicating the specific issues encountered during the task 1.

2. Review Browser Debugger: Use your browser’s debugging tools to gather additional information on the error. Go to the Network tab and review HTTP requests for interesting errors related to the analysis setup 2.

3. Verify Configuration Details:

   • Ensure the FHIR repository configuration is accurate (e.g., correct DNS host, port, credentials, and SSL settings).
   • Verify that the Administrator and FSB_Admin roles are assigned correctly to the user configuring the analysis 12.

4. Connection Issues (Cloud): If working in a cloud environment:

   • Confirm that external connections and rules are enabled.
   • Check the TLS setup for the connection if using xDBC 2.

By investigating these areas, you can pinpoint the underlying cause of the error and address configuration or setup-related issues. 21

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To disable the Management Portal on a deployed InterSystems IRIS container, you can add a specific configuration in the merge.cpf file. Set the internal web server port to 0, which effectively disables the Management Portal:

[Startup]
WebServerPort=0

By setting WebServerPort to 0 in the CPF file, the internal web server is effectively disabled, making the Management Portal inaccessible. This change is typically included in a configuration file (merge.cpf) when setting up IRIS instances 1.

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