I would linke to have the functionalities provided by the Table Field/Property Collation, but applying a transformation which differs from the provided ones.
Does anyone know if there is a way do accomplish that?
I have a class that has a property calledTags (like DescriptiveWords, but tags), where multiple tags are possible. I am trying to decide on list of Objects vs. array of Objects.
I'm trying write a JavaScript generator to perform pattern match validations using existing pattern match expressions in a legacy application.
I could make a server call to perform the pattern match operation but is there a way to automatically translate the pattern match expressions into RegEx expressions so I can perform the operation in JavaScript on the client to save making an Ajax call back to the server?
I am trying to fetch the data from cache database. But i got the error like "CSP application closed the connection before sending a responce".
Below is the query.
SELECT CallbackComment FROM SQ.CBPhoneResult_View Where PhoneDateODBC = '2018-04-09'
I have investigated and found that "CallbackComment" contains the special character single quotes " ' " for one result and due to this i got this error.
In this field data is enter by customer. so we cannot restrict them like Do Not use single quotes.
Lost the raid array on our server. We were able to recovery all the data from backup but now are running into road blocks getting the Cache database up and running. We are running version 5.0.7 which is quite old but works for our needs.
I need to delete file from windows folder example c: \ sys \ text.txt, when executing the w $ zf (-1, "c: \ sys \ text.txt") command, the file does not delete. There is some other cache command that performs this task.
Hi, I found some issues with $ZF(-100) whilst replacing our old $ZF(-1) calls following the security alert. They're easy enough to work around, just figured it might be useful to someone :)
I am trying to write a generic process that will take any incoming message but would like to know where it came from so in my code I would like to do something like this
If (Document.Source="some serviceorProcess").
Just to be clear in the route you get these features is there a way of accessing them in code
I am working on a TrakCare JIRA issue that requires accessing class properties in a different installation of TrakCare on another machine. For instance, I need to compare the deprecated items in the current version of TrakCare to the deprecated items in a previous release. Is there anything in the built in classes that will allow me to do this, or is it something I'll need to do with a SQL stored procedure or something else I haven't thought of?
I have inherited a web-based database application and I'm having a hard time understanding the sequence of events when CSP pages are opened. I have very limited web development experience.
Can anyone recommend a good resource for explaining this? I have already gone through the Cache Cinema tutorial and the Cache CSP documentation.
I'm creating a new namespace by the installation manifest XML and in the "database" tag configuration I don't see attribute to configure if I what jounal globals or not to this database.
In the database wizard of the "portal administration", have this option.
I thought I should be able to go to the application error log or look at d ^%ER when I get the following error in the browser when troubleshooting a CSP page:
An error occurred with the CSP application and has been logged to system error log (^ERRORS)
However nothing is being generated in these logs. Where are these logs being made?
I have this local, containing a list of books of arbitrary length:
set books=2
set books(1, "author") = "Alice"
set books(1, "title") = "Hello"
set books(1, "pages") = "123"
set books(2, "author") = "Bob"
set books(2, "title") = "World"
set books(2, "pages") = "456"
And I want to generate this PDF (there could be more than two tables), each book is a separate table:
The header is always the same (Author, Title, Page) but the number of tables would be different.