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1. On the taskbar on the Windows desktop, right-click the Cache Cube icon, then click System Management Portal from the pop-up menu.
2. Under System Administration in the System Management Portal window, click Configuration.
3. Under System Configuration in the Configuration window, click Local Databases.
4. In the Local Databases window, click Create New Database.
5. In the Database Wizard window, in the field labeled Enter the name of your database, type IWAYS.
6. In the field labeled Database directory, click Browse to navigate to and select the sample path to the named database, C:\InterSystems\Cache\Mgr\IWAYS, then click Next.
7. In the Initial Size (MB) field in the Database Wizard window, type 10, and click Next.
8. In the next window, click the Use the default resource, %DB_%DEFAULT radio button, and click Next.
9. In the final Database Wizard window, click Finish.
10. In the Local Databases window, under Create New Database, select IWAYS in the Name column, and click Edit.
11. In the Maximum Size (MB) field in the Database Properties window, type 50 and in the Expansion Size (MB) field, type 10.
12. In the Configuration window, under System Configuration, click Namespaces, and then click Create New Namespace.
13. In the New Namespace window, in the field labeled Name of the namespace, type IWAYS.
14. From the drop-down list for the field labeled Select an existing database, click the Associate Database named IWAYS.
15. In the New Namespace window, click Save. You are returned to the Namespaces window. The newly created namespace, IWAYS, appears in the list of namespaces in the window.

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Follow the steps below to load sample data.

1. Right-click the Cache Cube icon located on the taskbar and select System Management Portal.

   

2. The System Management Portal dialog box opens. Under the Data Management task list, click Globals.

   

3. Select the Namespace, for example, IWAYS, and choose Import from the pull-down menu.

   

4. In the Import Globals dialog box, click Browse to search for the global import file.

   

   You can find the global input file in the following directory:

   \Install\SampleGlobals

5. Click OK.

   

6. An Item box opens displaying a number of existing or non-existing files. Click Select All to ensure that all files are selected and click Import.

   

   The results of your import screen are displayed in the following image.

   

   Note: To return to the System Management Portal, click [Home] on the left side of the screen.

To repeat the global import procedures for all .gbl and .go files, look in the ..\Install\SampleGlobals directory and click Globals in the Data Management task list.

The list of Globals in the Namespace appear, as shown in the following image.

To view one of the sample globals loaded in the previous step, select the primary subscript and click the 57501 link.

The contents of the PT Global for subscript 57501 are displayed, as shown in the following image.

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Example: Sample Request Document

A request may contain empty Subscript nodes to indicate a wildcard, in which case the service returns all globals in the specified range. If an incomplete set of subscripts is provided, the server assumes wildcards for those subscripts. For example,

<tns:GetGlobals xmlns:tns="http://schemas.ibi.com/iwmumps/services"
location="Mumps/GetGlobals">
  <tns:Namespace>SITEREG</tns:Namespace>
  <tns:Global>BI</tns:Global>
  <tns:Subscritps>
    <tns:Subscript></tns:Subscript>
    <tns:Subscript>461748</tns:Subscript>
  </tns:Subscritps>  
</tns:GetGlobals>

would match and return all of these globals:

^BI(2,461748,0)
^BI(2,461748,100)
^BI(2,461748,101)
^BI(2,461748,122)  
^BI(2,461748,122,1,0)
^BI(2,461748,122,1,0,0)
^BI(2,461748,122,1,2,0)