%Library.EnsembleMgr

Create the ENSLIB namespace during upgrades/installs.

Default CSP authentication methods

Default database resource name

Domain used for localization.

Default ENSLIB

Default HSLIB

Portal homepage for this version

Remove ENSLIB namespace if it already exists AND doesn't reference any data or routines mapped from other databases.

Suffix for secondary global database

Suffix for temporary global database

where the viewer will get installed

Check whether any production-enabled UTC indices in a given namespace are in need of repair. If pLogToConsole is true, we will also log a message to messages.log to indicate that the UpgradeUTCIndices()() method in this class should be run for this namespace.

Create the auditing events used by productions

Creates new database that is used to store credential passwords and maps ^Ens.SecondaryData* to it. This API is run by EnableNamespace() when creating new namespaces.

When you call this method, you must ensure that the production is not running and no changes are made to the credentials.

The new database is created in a subdirectory of the Namespace's default database for Globals. The name of the new database and the subdirectory is the name of the Namespace's default database for Globals with "SECONDARY" appended. For example if the default globals database is LABS then the new secondary database is called LABSSECONDARY. The new database is protected by a resource named after the database (e.g. %DB_LABSSECONDARY) without public access. No user needs to have privileges to this resource.

After creating the secondary database, the call creates a global mapping for Ens.SecondaryData* and moves any existing data to the new location.

An exception is that if Ens.SecondaryData* is already mapped before you make the call, the call does not create the database, change the mapping, or move the data.

If the namespace globals database is mirrored, you must also ensure that the secondary database is also mirrored. When you are creating a production-enabled namespace on a primary mirror and specify that the globals database is to be mirrored, the secondary database is automatically marked as mirrored. But if you are creating a secondary database for any existing namespace, you must explicitly set the secondary database to be mirrored. In this case, you should treat the secondary database as an existing database when creating it on a backup mirror.

This will not create the database if the default global database is remote.

Returns the "path" portion of the Interoperability management URL for a given namespace. If the namespace is *not* production-enabled, then it will return empty string. If pAppendHomePage is false, it will only return the CSP application path. This does not prepend a non empty optional URLPrefix.

This method is called after a namespace is deleted

The following parameters are for internal use:

pIsPrimary can be an array and will be calculated if not passed in

Top node is whether this is a primary node or not. It is true if not in a mirror.
Subscripts are namespaces that have one or more mirrored databases.

pFromInstall indicates it is enabling all the existing production-enabled namespaces.

pUpgrade only has meaning when pFromInstall is true.

Get the directory or implicit namespace for the ENSLIB database. pImplicit indicates whether the full implicit namespace should be returned, and pNormalized indicates whether the directory should be normalized.

This method returns an ordered list of production-enabled namespaces in order of Shutdown Group.
The value returned is a $List structure of namespace and its relative shutdown group.
If a production is not assigned a shutdown group in a namespace the relative shutdown group returned will be 2 (see $$$ensDefaultShutdownGroup in EnsConstants.inc).
The list returns the names of all production-enabled namespaces that the caller has READ access to the global/subscript given by $$$EnsProdShutdownGroup in the the namespace $$$EnsConfigurationGbl("ShutdownGroup")].

This method returns an ordered list of ensemble namespaces in order of startup priority.
The value returned is a $List structure of namespace and its startup relative priority.
If a production is not set to Auto Start in a namespace the relative priority returned will be 0.
The list returns the names of all production-enabled namespaces that the caller has READ access to the global ^Ens.AutoStart in the the namespace.

Initialize HealthShare

Method to create production-related Resources and Roles, in addition to upgrading existing users with access to the legacy portal through the %Admin_Manage resource so that they retain full access to the new portal after the installation completes.

Checks if DICOM is installed

Checks for Interoperability installation

Checks if current namespace is production-enabled

Checks if current namespace is HealthShare-enabled

pProductionName argument is the production to start automatically on instance startup in the namespace given by argument pTargetNS.
Productions are started in descending order of priority followed by alphabetically.
pStartupPriority argument is used to set the relative priority for auto start of productions within the instance. The default is the value 0.

Ensure that timestamps of type Ens.DataType.UTC are correctly stored in various classes. pVerbose controls whether output is written to the current device. pUseBatchMode controls whether the operation should run in batch mode. This ensures that the process uses a limited number of global buffers, which is likely to be crucial on a running system.

Validate an Interoperability installation in ENSLIB

Convert searches saved as instances of CSPX.EnsMsgFilterForm to instances of EnsPortal.MsgFilter.SavedSearch.

Creates new non journalled database and maps ^IRIS.Temp.Ens* to it. This is called by EnableNamespace()
This will not create the database if the default global database is remote.

Helper to create a CSP portal application

The defineAudit* methods below return literals with the names for the Interoperability auditing events with the format of a single string containing Source/Type/Name. They return the values to be used when creating the audit events at installation/upgrade time by this class, and also to define macros by routine EnsConstants.inc in ENSLIB.

The defineAudit* methods below return literals with the names for the Interoperability auditing events with the format of a single string containing Source/Type/Name. They return the values to be used when creating the audit events at installation/upgrade time by this class, and also to define macros by routine EnsConstants.inc in ENSLIB.

The defineAudit* methods below return literals with the names for the Interoperability auditing events with the format of a single string containing Source/Type/Name. They return the values to be used when creating the audit events at installation/upgrade time by this class, and also to define macros by routine EnsConstants.inc in ENSLIB.

The defineAudit* methods below return literals with the names for the Interoperability auditing events with the format of a single string containing Source/Type/Name. They return the values to be used when creating the audit events at installation/upgrade time by this class, and also to define macros by routine EnsConstants.inc in ENSLIB.

The defineAudit* methods below return literals with the names for the Interoperability auditing events with the format of a single string containing Source/Type/Name. They return the values to be used when creating the audit events at installation/upgrade time by this class, and also to define macros by routine EnsConstants.inc in ENSLIB.

The defineAudit* methods below return literals with the names for the Interoperability auditing events with the format of a single string containing Source/Type/Name. They return the values to be used when creating the audit events at installation/upgrade time by this class, and also to define macros by routine EnsConstants.inc in ENSLIB.

Private helper method to create Interoperability mappings for a particular namespace

Classmethod to ensure SearchTable classes are correctly deployed to each Interoperability namespace.

Helper method that uses a simple heuristic to loop over the index global supplied in pIndexGlobal and check whether any entries include trailing zeroes. By default, we only look at a thousand nodes, as the probability of encountering such a timestamp is 10%, so 1000 should be more than enough entries to check.

Setting pEditGlobals to 0 allows for suppressing globals edits and global collation checks while mapping globals. This may lead to potential global mismatch errors. Setting pEditGlobals to 1 (default) allows the creation of a global directory entry for each local global to be mapped, with same collation as ENSLIB (IRIS standard).

Method to replace map2enslib for use cases where only classes in a namespace need to be mapped to Enslib

Method to replace map2enslib for use cases where only globals in a namespace need to be mapped to Enslib See ClassMethod map2enslib() for pEditGlobals description.

Method to replace map2enslib for use cases where only routine in a namespace need to be mapped to Enslib

Helper method to modify interop editors app

This method is called by EnableNamespace (via dataUpgradeSteps) to update Activity Dashboard meta data.

Ensure that the ^Ens.DocClassMap global has valid data during upgrades from versions where the DocClassMap wasn't used.

Remove all rule cache routines and recompile all business rules.

Classmethod to upgrade SearchTable metadata which was mapped to ENSLIB in versions prior to 2010.2.

Internal method to validate a namespace:
Name needs to be non empty and not %SYS.
Needs to be defined as a namespace.
Optional check: If pIsEnabled is true then require namespace is marked as an Interoperability namespace.
Optional check: If pCheckIfAvailable is true then require namespace can be accessed.