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InterSystems\Cache\Configurations\ENSEMBLE\Properties16:58:25 :Open config file c:\intersystems\ensemble\cache.cpf16:58:25 :Config port = 1972, SNMP-capable = 116:58:25 : sorted (end) as index

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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.

(ie, you can define the "LastName" as being the element 'lastname') - which effectively updates an index for every document added to the collection that has an element 'lastname'.You

Class Gbl.Hban Extends %Persistent [ SqlRowIdPrivate, StorageStrategy = MyGlobalStorage ] { /// Index Index KeyIndex On (year, key) [ IdKey, Unique ]; /// first key Property year

NOTE: It is CRITICAL to understand that dynamic arrays will be 0-indexed, as opposed to standard IRIS arrays which are 1-indexed. All dynamic arrays start at index 0.

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Run the test data through the model to generate predicted classifications Un-index the predictions so we can see the species names rather than the indexes in the output.

in the repository doesn't have parents.1 - business as usual - our commit changed something in the repository as it was during parent commit2 - when we have two different states of

EnsLib.File.PassthroughOperation: an standard Business Operation to write the properties of the patient in a file.

If yes once we load the patient in Clinical Viewer, Will that custom logic will apply on SDA.

d ##class(Sample.Person).Test(1)INSERT INTO Sample.Person (Name, Age) VALUES ('TEST PARENT-CHILD', '01')SQLCODE: 0ID Age Name1 01 TEST PARENT-CHILD1 Rows(s) AffectedUPDATE Sample.Person