go to post Neerav Verma · Dec 11, 2019 If you are just querying for dates as you said, it will go and look in indexes not the master data.If we don't use the default extent then we can have a global for all the indexes we define instead of one global index and it will be super fast.
go to post Neerav Verma · Dec 3, 2019 Hey, A sign/star on the avatar and yes ability to add multiple certificates should be there. The profile should be a brief summary of the person's profession somewhat like Linkedin (Obviously optional if someone wants to fill the values in ) Btw is there a way to update the avatar picture ??
go to post Neerav Verma · Dec 3, 2019 Hi, I think for all those who are certified, there should be an option to add the badge next to their profile here.Even better, Intersystems themselves should add it on their own as they already have the data. That would not only make the certification more desirable but also will make those who have done the hard work to get certified stand out, can be referred by Intersystems as their preferred consultants and employers also save the effort of scrutinize from dozens of resumes they get. This platform is the best and may be the only place ideal for my above suggestion.
go to post Neerav Verma · Nov 29, 2019 I resolved it by following the sql proc method and then creating a view with that sql proc within the query. An object script function seems to be the only way to make it work.Eduard, your code didn't work most probably because we have an older version. All I did was iterate through all the params and add the key and value in outputThanks for your help
go to post Neerav Verma · Nov 29, 2019 In views there is an argument called Not ProcedureBlock Take out the Not and make it ProcedureBlock Now you can have it run the same query as you would have in the sql browser with the sql procedure
go to post Neerav Verma · Nov 28, 2019 If we open Docbook /Class documentation of any class. It shows the properties with its type and parameters. I just want that but in a view
go to post Neerav Verma · Nov 28, 2019 I want to get all the Paramaters that are defined for the property such as MAXLEN, MINLEN, VALUELIST, SCALE etc. The above parameters are possible for different property types but its best to have one column as parameters and display them .
go to post Neerav Verma · Nov 28, 2019 Properties are simple String (maxlen=25) I am seeing lot of junk values in the field. Square boxes. Parameters is an array In properties class, so may be it's that. Version is 2013
go to post Neerav Verma · Nov 19, 2019 Hey Matias Try baby steps. 1. Are you able to call your rest by just returning hello 2. From your operation are you able to call the procedure? You should know the faulty piece to fix it
go to post Neerav Verma · Nov 15, 2019 No. But what I did was make a html table and saved in a xls file. That works. Not most elegant solution but does work
go to post Neerav Verma · Nov 15, 2019 ClassMethod LogException(tAbsException As %Exception.AbstractException) As %Status{ Do $System.Status.DecomposeStatus(tAbsException.AsStatus(), .errorList) For i=1:1:errorList { Set fullError = errorlist(i) Set tErrorCode = errorList(i, "code") You can get caller, domain, params etc from it too, Just print one errorList and you will see the values of your own error Let me know if you need any help } }
go to post Neerav Verma · Nov 15, 2019 Yes , that's what I would do and have done in the past. Basically have the task routine trigger the service
go to post Neerav Verma · Nov 14, 2019 HI, I implemented this logic but my LAST code is getting executed on all rows. Set sc = ##super()i $$$ISOK(sc) {// Logic for last -}
go to post Neerav Verma · Nov 14, 2019 Hey, How do we know it's the last record in Snapshot as it is processing all records one by one If I had to put a trace - This is the last record What syntax would I use?
