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For example the Routine line label "Test" was miss-typed as "TEST" >>> myjob=iris.cls("%SYS.Task.RunLegacyTask").

that connects to InterSystems IRIS run: pytest tests/integration # Environment variables used by the integration tests env: # The hostname used

would not work using the testing service.

~]# csession TEST "##class(Security.System).AutheEnabledGetStored("SYSTEM")"<INVALID ARGUMENT>[jhipp@test-sbox ~]# csession TEST "w ##class(Security.System).AutheEnabledGetStored

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So, I enabled the following in the ISCLOG, however when I test, I am not seeing the information in the ISCLOG.

).MyMethod(^"test^")<INVALID ARGUMENT>>D:\>csession CACHE20172 -U %SYS ##class(test.MyClass).MyMethod(""test"")<INVALID ARGUMENT>>D:\>csession CACHE20172 -U

The properties are Patient name Type of Test Order ID Type of test will values for Sugar, Urine and Thyroid.

" Cors="true"/> </Routes> } ClassMethod TEST(name) As %Status { set ^CacheTemp.DBG($i(^CacheTemp.DBG)) = "TEST" set ^DBG($i(^DBG)) = "TEST" //w 1/0

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: >do ##class(FormsDev.NewClass1).Test() ^dbg="Alice" ^dbg2="Bob" Also, if you change trigger name, both would be executed.

XData XslFoXslt{<xsl:template name="HighLight"><xsl:param name="Value"/><xsl:if test="$Value = 0"><xsl:attribute name='font-weight'>normal</xsl:attribute&

Any ideas on how I can easily de identify production messages so that I can use them in TEST?

I am trying to initialize a list of %string property to an empty list, and after add eleements.d ##class(Test.Test).Test("hello") ; works perfectlyd ##class(Test.Test).Test("") ; does

this using the Test facility in the Tools tab?