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value, in my case ID I got same result. SQLCODE 100 but from management portal SQLCODE 0 and returned 6 IDs. I created new Index to the table and rebuild indices and now its works. But its weird why I got different result in embedded SQL and management portal.

to this dblclick="zenPage.resolveQATicket();" and within the resolveQATicket client method I try to retrieve the selected row index, so I can do some actions

the property FullSize in a SQL statement: SELECT ID FROM EnsLib_HL7.Message WHERE FullSize > ? Take care because this is a calulated proprety and doesn't have a index. As others have

, Transient ]; Index PMKey On (Subscript1, Subscript2) [ IdKey, PrimaryKey, Unique ]; Storage MainStorage{<SQLMap name="MainMap"><Data name="Data"><Delimiter>"$c(31)"<

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

{ 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

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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

? 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

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

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

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

: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