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first return to the level of a single index. To do this, use the SetSubscriptCount() method with parameter 1. And further, using the Set() method, simply add subscripts

, this defines their position as arguments.Methods that support a variable arity imply on using three rules:1 - Argument variable must contain the arity size.2 - Argument index starts

finishes executing on the server. Query 1 fails because you have to do a join on the two large tables and your only where clause is against a property that is not indexed. Query 2

? We had a similar issue at a site and it turned out the routine index was corrupt, recompiling all routines solved this. Hi, I'm having a similar issue but with purge queries

=> "SELECT * FROM AEADOCTOR " }}output {elasticsearch { hosts => ["localhost:9200"] index => "cachesql"}stdout { codec => rubydebug }} Values looks correct

:Config port = 1972, SNMP-capable = 116:58:25 : sorted (end) as index[0]16:58:25 :RegOpenKey for mgr dir SOFTWARE\InterSystems\Cache\Configurations\ENSEMBLE\Directory16:58:25

of the corresponding properties in your class.Add an index on Root, Lft, Rgt Index TreeIndex On (Root, Lft, Rgt); Compile your class How to use Use %New(), %Save

article here Given that SQLCODE is 100 (in other comment thread), might you have an index on %ConfigName that has not been built? What do you see from the following queries

("Local") = "16@%ZEN.proxyObject" | %data("produto") = "CHP0001" | %index = "" +----------------------------------------------------- https://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp

, please respond through the InterSystems Developer Community, don't send me private email, unless of course you wish to address me only.See "Newbie's Corner Index" for an index of all NewBies' Posts

specific stuff.setup an index on those calculated properties to find your record.With this approach you keep the origin as you get it and get te indices you may require.It's pretty

you to write methods (that can be called as stored procedures) and use the full power of the object-oriented paradigm. Triggers, Indexes, and Views are all supported by IRIS

{ set tName="*** no file ***",index="" } elseif $D(^ImportFile(file,-1)) { set tName=$O(^ImportFile(file,-1,"Class",""),1,index) } Else { set tName=$g(^ImportFile(file

": [ { "value": "http://hospital.smarthealthit.org" } ] } }, { "request": { "method": "POST", "url": "Patient

in processing texts. Regex are a powerful way to work text and match patterns. With regular expressions I can search for what patient the person chatting wants to know about and what