Dear Caché Monitor User!
Caché Monitor licensees may use SQL Data Lens at no additional charge if any of the following conditions apply: You are using Caché Monitor with the “Enterprise Subscription”. You have …
First steps with SQL Data Lens
To access a database server with SQL DATA LENS you have to setup a Database Connection to InterSystems IRIS or InterSystems Caché. To do this, right-click the Connections Node in …
Import IRIS or Caché connections
Import localy known Caché\IRIS connections very easy via menu “tool” -> “Import Caché Connections”. If you use this to add a server connection all available details are filled up.
Caché Monitor is now SQL Data Lens!
SQL Data Lens works particularly well with Intersystems Caché and Intersystems IRIS databases. The tool was created through continuous development over the years under the name Caché Monitor and has …
With a “CSV Text connection” you can list, view and analyse your text files like SQL tables.
Via Menu “File” -> “Create CSV Text connection” you can create this connection type in Server Manager and query the CSV Files like a simple tables. This is done with …
You can use Caché Monitor and SQL Data Lens side by side.
Caché Monitor stores all user data in a folder named “.cm“. You will find this folder in your user home folder, e.g. “C:\Users\Andreas\.cm” SQL Data Lens stores all user data …
Get intersystems caché odbc settings to use with SQL Data Lens (jdbc)
The next screenshot shows the settings from the InterSystems Caché ODBC Settings dialog. The numbers in the screenshots mark the same information from this dialog: Host \ IP AddressSpecifies the …