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Is there some new feature that indexes classes/routines locally or something? I couldn't find anything in the usual logs that indicated what was going on.

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After that you then can export the Global data and index storage defined by the storage class.To export you can use $system.OBJ.Export from a terminal/iris session.

For HL7 indexing tasks, properties like `Show Query` in the Message Viewer may help confirm operations and mappings [4].

Consider you need to put some (less than 1GB) data to an indexed array and do some data manipulations and calculations with it.Should I prefer global or local for it?

<SQLMap name="Index"><BlockCount> ^Blk</BlockCount></SQLMap> set Blks = $lb(-100,-200,-300) for r = 1:1:$ll(Blks){set ^Blk = $li(Blks,r)do $system.SQL.Purge(

If you already have data, you need to populate the associated index.

You can then compile and build your cube, which will create a fact table (and several other tables) to store an indexed copy of the data you have specified.

It is about 278 Mb now.And I have no idea about why it is so slow )) I think that index exists.

.* in Namespace "%SYS" Indeed. Or with %Installer class Excellent example! It would have been a hard job without it.

Indeed ! this works as expected!I'm in again Great tip ... I never knew this!!

Hi Eduard, I has indeed looking for the Deferrd Response.

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