Hi guys!
As you know there are two (at least) ways to get the stored value of the property of InterSystems IRIS class if you know the ID of an instance (or a record).
1. Get it by as a property of an instance with "Object access":
ClassMethod GetPropertyForID(stId As %Integer) As %String
{
set obj=..%OpenId(stId)
return obj.StringData
}
2. Get it as a value of a column of the record with "SQL access":
First time post, also a new Cache developer, hence the <Beginner> tag.
If our data has Predefined terms in a dictionary, and a user can add terms on their own, can the terms exist in different tables?
Lets call the tables "Terms" and the user data in "UserTerms".
If a third class definition has a property of "Term" can it not be either Terms or UserTerms?
I'm leaning towards using a Subclass strategy where the pseudo "Parent" (forgive me) is Dictionary.Term and the child is along the lines of Dictionary.Term.User
Hi
Just curious to know about the pros and cons of Parent/Child Vs One/Many.
We do use a bit of both.
One big reason we use Parent child is we feel if we delete one global, it gets rid of all child data too and all parent child data is stored in one global. Much easier to manage.
Is the Intersystem Cache has SQL or Non-SQL concept?
Hi
I have an Ensemble Application with many classes and relationships between those classes.
I need a tool that can connect to Cache/Ensemble and create a visual ERD from the class definitions within a particular Cache Namespace
MS-Access is one option but it does not automatically create the relationship connectors between classes
Any suggestions
Nigel Salm
I've been building up a REST services API, consisting of a dozen or so classes referenced from a Dispatch class, which has route mappings for the first piece of the URI. I'd like to have the Dispatch class be able to output all of the available Services, with some documentation. Is there something like a %Library resource that I could use to pull this information from each of the classes?
Thanks
Chris
