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Regards,Martin We had a similar issue with the object insertion to a parent object. The way we were able to ensure the sequence, was saving the parent object on each insert.

order to make practicable business intelligence solutions, telecommunications firms typically select key pieces of raw data to be loaded into a "data mart", where it is indexed

Because of the way the Query is being index in Ensemble by the Key Field Name, sometimes transactions get missed and I would like to see if we can add an additional key to the mix to

there any more simple and straightforward ways than [CI/CD explained in the series](https://community.intersystems.com/post/continuous-delivery-your-intersystems-solution-using-gitlab-index

Otherwise we'd end up with a string index.

Patch: Partially updates a resource (e.g., PATCH /Patient/123). Delete: Removes a resource (e.g., DELETE /Patient/123).

How do you show the dimensions of a child cube in the parent cube when its a one to many relationship (1 parent,man children).I was able to set up a one directional relationship in

; Get next row index for MAIN reportset ind = $order(^CacheTemp(repid,"MAIN",ind))} close filemain} Thanks Jude Something like this?

If you create an index on a %Float property then it will canonicalise the string to ensure that all fractional numbers appear in the correct index sequence.

> </resource> <request> <method value="PUT"/> <url value="Patient?

I wonder if indeed server and port do not match with the ones in the ssldefs.ini What is the connection string and what is the contents of ssldefs.ini?

I'd run a query against %Dictionary.CompiledProperty where parent = (the classname) Thank you Timothy!

Use %MVR For example:Class dc.test Extends %Persistent { Index ibar On bar; Property bar As %String(COLLATION = "MVR"); ClassMethod Test() { d ..

As %String) As %String { if $isobject(value) { quit value.GetAt(index) } quit "" } } and then, you can use it in this way, where GetAt your just created

KEY=EEDI_search_tablesFields indexed in the search table are listed in the dropdown box on the message viewer search, or can be queried using SQL by joining EnsLib_HL7.SearchTable: