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set RunStatus=$System.Status.Error(83,"DXL Testing Run Error") set RunStatus=$System.Status.Error(5001,"DXL Testing Run Error") Unless I've misunderstood the context, it's simpler

I added test file creation scripts and generated test files before each Unit Test.

- Currently we are receiving one NTE (See Below) from the source system NTE|1|Result Comment|TESTING:\.br\\.br\This is a test results. \.br\\.br\This test is a Test.

Test Objectives InterSystems has been testing Vector Search since it was announced as an “experimental feature” in IRIS 2024.1.

""^TEST(1)=""16^TEST(1,2)=""24^TEST=""^TEST(1,2)=""20^TEST=""^TEST(1)=""^TEST(1,2)=""24^TEST(1)=""^TEST(2)=""28^TEST=""^TEST(1)=""^TEST(2)=""24 This does not identify how consumption

%Message = "test error message" }; CALL test(); EOF [SQLCODE: <-400>:<Fatal error occurred>] [Location: <SPFunction>] [%msg: <test error message>]

Here's test script: load test: environment: name: test url: http://test.hostname.com only: - master tags: - test stage: test script: csession IRIS

Here's how that works: >do ##class(Macro.Parent).Test() Class: Macro.Parent Value: Parent >do ##class(Macro.Child).Test() Class: Macro.Child Value: Child But that approach

So, I'd like to ask people, what are some of the things you like to test for when trying to stress-test your code?

(1) NULL data [SQL] insert into test(a) values(NULL) select * from test where a IS NULL [InterSystems ObjectScript] set x=##class(User.test).

Hello all, If we have a global structured something like this:- ^test(1)="Dave^Engineer" ^test(2)="Bethan^Manager" ^test(2,"transferred")="2024-01-04" ^test(3)="James^Administrator

Consider testing with a simpler command first."

Hi all, I am currently wokring on integrating unit tests into a project. I am also attempting to test productions with the TestProductions class.

Call the following: Do ##class(dc.deployed.ObjectScript).Test() You should see: USER>Do ##class(dc.deployed.ObjectScript).Test() It is a deployed class without source code