Class Reference
IRIS for UNIX 2024.1.2
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Private
Storage
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This object is part of the
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Activity | CacheServerName | ConnectionsInUse | IPAddress |
MirrorMember | MirrorStatus | PrivateConnections | QueuedRequests |
TCPPort | TotalConnections |
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The XMLIGNOREINVALIDTAG parameter allows the programmer to control handling of unexpected elements in the XML input. The XMLIGNOREINVALIDTAG parameter will only take affect if XMLSEQUENCE = 0 (the default). By default (XMLIGNOREINVALIDTAG = 0), will treat an unexpected element as an error. If XMLIGNOREINVALIDTAG is set = 1 and XMLSEQUENCE = 0, then unexpected elements will be ignored.
XMLIGNORENULL allows the programmer to override the default XML handling of empty strings for properties of type %String. By default (XMLIGNORENULL = 0), empty strings in the XML input are stored as $c(0) and $c(0) is written to XML as an empty tag. A missing tag in the XML input is always stored as "" and "" is always output to XML as no tag.If XMLIGNORENULL is set = 1, then both missing tags in the XML and empty strings are input as "", and both "" and $c(0) are output as empty tags (i.e. <tag></tag>).
If XMLIGNORENULL is set = "inputonly", then both missing tags in the XML and empty strings are input as "". Output of "" and $c(0) are for XMLIGNORENULL = 0: $c(0) is output as an empty tag (i.e. <tag></tag>) and "" is output as no tag.
If XMLIGNORENULL = "runtime" (runtime is not case sensitive), then the behavior of XMLIGNORENULL is determined by the format parameter of XMLExport, XMLImport and %XML.Reader.OpenFile. The default behavior for XMLIGNORENULL="runtime is the same as XMLIGNORENULL=0. Adding "ignorenull" to the format argument changes the behavior to that of XMLIGNORENULL=1. "ignorenull" shoud be separated by a comma from literal/encoded part of the format. Example values for format are "", ",ignorenull", "literal,ignorenull" and "encoded,ignorenull". Note that "inputonly" is equivalent to using ,ignorenull for XMLExport and not for %XML.Reader.
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Total number of transactions (hits) the system has processed.
Name of the system connected to.
Number of connections that are currently in use (actively serving a Web request).
IP address of the system.
Name of the Mirror Member connected to.
Status of the Mirror Member connected to.
Number of connections that are currently in use as state-aware sessions (preserve mode 1).
Number of Web requests that are held in a queue waiting for a free connection to the InterSystems IRIS server Queued requests are an indication that the InterSystems IRIS license should be increased in order to maintain good performance.
TCP port on the InterSystems IRIS server through which the connectin communicates.
Number of connections to the InterSystems IRIS server