InterSystems ObjectScript is a scripting language to operate with data using any data model of InterSystems Data Platform (Objects, Relational, Key-Value, Document, Globals) and to develop business logic for serverside applications on InterSystems Data Platform.
Currently, we are utilizing batch jobs at the OS level to kick off routines that watch for files. We are trying to convert these processes to be performed by the Task Manager.
The routines have while loops and perform while loops so long as the time parameters are being met.
What's the best way to ensure Task Manager kicks them off after the completion of the shutdown/backup/start process is performed, which we do nightly? I want to ensure that it starts it regardless of the time that we've set.
I need to convert a timestamp from the following format (YYYYMMDDhhmmss e.g. 20160105125915) to UTC time in the same format.
I presume I need to convert it to the system format ( like $HOROLOG ) and then use something like ConvertTimeStampToHorolog or perhaps LocalWithZTIMEZONEtoUTC but not sure of the syntax.
Hello everybody, we would like to be able to analyze a rather complex software application, which has been programmed in “M” for a number of years by different developers, by means of a tool. Our goal is to find a starting point for a code refactoring process. In the long run we would like to gradually eliminate the code growth points. Does anyone know of a tool that can help us to do this? So far, we have only found "RE / m" etc. by George James Software, but we do not yet know if these tools will help.
I have been using a command pipe to open/run UNIX scripts for months without issue. We recently installed the 2016 Caché Upgrade and now I'm getting the following error when opening the pipe:
<PROTECT> *OPEN[Q](|CPIPE|)
I assume some security or permission setting is to blame, but I'm not sure exactly what. Here's the snippet of code...
s cpipename="|CPIPE|"
s filepath="/path/script"
o cpipename:(filepath:"R"):10
So you have a namespace with thousands of .INT files and you want to identify routines that have not been executed in say the last 5 years. How would you do that without amending any existing software?
Is it possible to dynamically adjust the RetryInterval andFailureTimeout settings in a BPL?
I've got a business process that calls a web service operation to get a session ID from an external system. There is a string property returned in the body of the response that indicate an exception occurred in the external system. I have code in the BPL that examines the property and sets the status property to an error status when that occurs.
I'm in the process of learning to make COS calls to REST-based web services and while I am having success, I'm struggling on how to parse out the results (I admit I'm very green at this):
dim msg as %Net.MailMessage = ##class(%Net.MailMessage).%New()
set msg.Charset="UTF-8"
do msg.TextData.Write("Dear "_Username)
do msg.TextData.Write("Line1")
do msg.TextData.Write("Line2")
And I'm getting in email:
I know there are numerous Java libraries available to scan a PDF meta data, but is there a way to scan a PDF using native cache object script? We are looking to take a PDF from an external vendor, scan for meta data, create the HL7 message, and embed the PDF within the HL7 message.
Good day, every process in my software is about to update 3 specific globals in row when the process is called to do some job. I need to guarantee that during updating of those globals with multiple processes there is only one process that is actually working with those globals. Moreover I need my globals unreadable if other process is in critical area.
I am currently working on a issue with WRC on one of my Inbound SQL Adapters not returning all the records it should be. If I looked at the count of the records in Ensemble and compare it to that of a Microsoft SQL View, Ensemble seems to be off by a few records here and there. I am using a full dynamic select statement in my settings of the adapter.
While i am trying to write a data i am getting a error as "<PROPERTY DOES NOT EXIST>zFile+15^User.zKQRest.1 *value,%Collection.ListOfObj" but there are values stored in it. How can i break it write it separately.
I have a list of %Library.ArrayOfObjects . Each of list elements has some properties. I have to sort list by one of its objects properties. Is there a predefined method to doing that? (quicksort maybe?)
I need to find out if it is possible somehow to receive actual linux TIMESTAMP for example with $NOW() or other functions. I was trying to recalculate it with $NOW() function, but without success. I would like to simulate Redis TIME command in COS.
My tryings:
USER > set time = $NOW()
USER > w (($PIECE(time,",",1)*86399) + $PIECE(time,",",2))
5573319043.403186
There is an interesting discussion in the neighboring topic which raises a question for me: is there any reason to have %Status as a return value for COS method?
In reviewing the documentation found here, it states that there is an Attributes property. Since this is an array, I was wondering how I would go about traversing through the array to review what attributes are available on the file.
I am running a ZBREAK trace on a legacy FDBMS application that uses arrays but rather than displaying the array value contents, I am seeing logs similar to the following.
Trace: ZBREAK SET LINE=Array Val at BIOPWR+6^BIOPWR
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