A previous attempt was assisted by an external Python method.
This is all classic CSP written with ISOS, JavaScript, HTML

Besides the graphic, you also get concrete numbers freshly collected from your local
instance or from remote instances that also installed the package. 

The final result

The processing steps 

• A CSP page is called by its URL
• In method OnPreHTTP
  • The System Query fills the temp table from %SYS
  • If the correct URL parameter is provided 
  • ?SERVER=IP-Address[:SuperServerPort[:Username[:Password]]]
  • Actual data are fetched from this server using the Native API for ObjectScript

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Hi,

When we open a terminal in IRIS, we are entering the ObjectScript shell. Within this shell, we can execute IRIS commands, such as:

In other words, the ObjectScript command is executed in the current shell. But it's always good to remember that IRIS has other shells

• SQL
• Python
• TSQL
• MDX

One very interesting aspect is shortcuts. We can access these shells through their calls or via shortcuts, as shown in the table below:

Just like that:

Shell Python:

Shell SQL:

Shell TSQL:

Shell MDX:

These shells are extremely useful for running commands and tests. Having these shortcuts at hand saves a lot of time and they are very helpful when developing.

The documentation link
https://docs.intersystems.com/irislatest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=GCLI_shells provides a detailed look at these shells and their features. They have several interesting features that are worth exploring.

Til next time!!