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Currently, system classes such as Security.Applications, %UnitTest.Result.*, and %UnitTest.Result.TestInstance extend from XML.Adaptor, allowing for convenient generation of XML-formatted output from objects. To enable similar functionality for JS...

A real good Global Editor with search functionality and easy to use

Implement the class, property, and index addition wizards implemented in the studio as extensions of VSCode. Also implement the inspector window in the same way. They are a good opportunity to forget how to write parameters, etc., or to learn para...

SQL Engines employ "query rewrite" to effect a more efficient query to supplement user expertise or application knowledge. Can Mac / Int code generated by Classes be accelerated in a similar way? Beyond locating inefficient and discouraged code an...

The current Language option in Business Process Designer screen is dramatically obsolete, Basic language is totally archaic and it smells rancid. Replace Basic for Python would be a new fresh air for the Business Process Designer screen. Remove Ba...

see https://community.intersystems.com/post/rest-service-iris-production-when-you-crave-more-control-over-raw-data

We can easily create Python native data types from IRIS for example, by using ##class(%SYS.Python).Builtins().dict() or convert IRIS native complex datatypes to python datatypes ex: listbuild to python list ##class(%SYS.Python).ToList(). However, ...

Adding an index on EncounterNumber in HSAA.Encounter will significantly enhance query performance by reducing full table scans, optimizing joins, and accelerating data retrieval for reporting and analytics. Many reports and queries rely on filteri...

In InterSystems IRIS and HealthShare productions can be composed by dozens of different components. To a better queue management, I propose adding in the queue panel of the Production Settings: A Sort button, in order to identify rapidly all the c...

Include $SYSTEM.CSP.Shell() as :CSP, similar to how :sql opens the SQL shell and :py opens the Python shell.