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Both can function as SMTP relays, and work with the InterSystems %Net.SMTP class.

That's a good question, but since none of us commenting here work for InterSystems, we can only assume it was an oversight.

Set status=$SYSTEM.Status.Error($$$GeneralError,"Something went wrong")Now, like $$$GeneralError there are many more macro defined within %occErrors include file by Intersystem which

Exchange technology example application - [iris-integratedml-monitor-example](https://openexchange.intersystems.com/package/iris-integratedml-monitor-example), which is competing in the InterSystems

The same, if the PPG is not known at old and looks like InterSystems internal code (for example ^||%t) is better you open a WRC support case asking for help.

In these cases you probably want to discuss monitoring with InterSystems anyway.For a CSP based user interface there will be very little immediate benefit, because you probably have

With InterSystems IRIS data platform you can use its Mirror technology that can safeguard you against those containers or POD disappearances.

Enhancing InterSystems IRIS is an option but that is not available now. At present we rely on a GitOps approach.

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, we embarked on this project leveraging a similar approach using InterSystems interoperability.

Please note that InterSystems is not responsible for any costs incurred in the following examples.

control how the JSON is formatted then it still might be possible to use knowledge of the application that is using JSON representation to short cut the parsing issues.In a future InterSystems

topic/intersystems-zen/VLCqAlXumjI I wonder if someone could point the solution to me.

$system.OBJ.Compile("ZenTest.MyZenApplication") do $system.OBJ.Compile("ZenTest.MyZenPage") quit } } Here's a link to the code on GitHub: https://github.com/intersystems-community

Only InterSystems IRIS supports sharding, not Caché. You probably want to tag this post with IRIS instead of Caché (or both, as your 2 questions really are quite separate).