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Persistent [ DdlAllowed ] { Parameter USEEXTENTSET = 1; Property CostCenter As %String(MAXLEN = 15) [ SqlColumnNumber = 2 ]; Property ID As %String [ Required, SqlColumnNumber = 3 ]; Index

SPECMN_COLLECTION_DATE ];Property SPECMNRECVDATE As %TimeStamp(EXTERNALSQLNAME = "SPECMN_RECV_DATE", EXTERNALSQLTYPE = 93) [ SqlColumnNumber = 58, SqlFieldName = SPECMN_RECV_DATE ];Index

I'm trying to calculate the percentage of the top level with the SUM function.But I don't understand the PARENT behavior.It does not work in any way!

For this type of data, you can make your own indexes for different parts and/or combinations of them: a separate date, a separate time, a separate year, a separate year and month, etc

This query was helpful to identify settings behavior in built-in interop classes: select parent,_default from %Dictionary.ParameterDefinition where name = 'SETTINGS' Include the setting

Eclipse-based application.I don't know if the current 1.1 beta fixes this issue, nor if it will require a version of Caché greater that the current 2017.1 release in order to solve it (or indeed

I get this error on access: <PRIVATE PROPERTY> And the property is indeed marked as private. _sighs_ I should have expected that much. Which version are you using?

Is that indeed so? After some system files reading, I discovered that you can EXCLUDE certain routines with ', by using the 'ABC or 'ABC* syntax.

I know the process ID< and I know the global name: ^||testing(index).

Host Variables You can also try rebuilding the Index Table or clearing Cached Queries.

It is built on by iFind and this older (but worthwhile) community article on custom spatial indices, although in both cases it works hand-in-hand with a custom index (using %FunctionalIndex

With a large codebase, it takes longer to index prior to cache existing, and that is why you encountered the performance hit.

%%GUID" FC381F94-277E-11E8-82F0-005056B479AA The ^OBJ.GUID index that this creates can be accessed via %ExtentMgr.GUID.

ClassMethod XLStoCSV(source As %String = "/data/sample.xlsx") As %Status [ Language = python ] { import pandas as pd read_file = pd.read_excel(source) read_file.to_csv(source+'.csv', index

tErrorList itself (without index) is an increment counter for decomposed stati.