Hi all, I have released the latest version of VSCode extension for ObjectScript already a month ago, and finally a time for the info about this new release.
So, what's new in the release:
What's new in this version
added export setting "objectscript.export.addCategory" if enabled uses the previous behaviour, adds category folder to export folder, disabled by default
added Server actions menu, by clicking on server info from status bar. Open Management portal, Class Reference and toggle connection.
Class Suggestion in ##class, Extends, As, CompileAfter, DependsOn, PropertyClass
$SYSTEM suggestion by Classes from %SYSTEM
Import and compile folder or file by context menu in File Explorer
Server Explorer, now possible to open any other namespace
A VIEW in SQL is basically a prepared SQL statement. It has to be executed and assembled like any other SQL query. MATERIALIZED VIEW means that the content is collected before hands and can be retrieved rather fast. I saw the concept first with my favorite competitor named O* and they made a lot of noise about it. { favorite: because I could win every benchmark against them }
We are ridiculously good at mastering data. The data is clean, multi-sourced, related and we only publish it with resulting levels of decay that guarantee the data is current. We chose the HL7 Reference Information Model (RIM) to land the data, and enable exchange of the data through Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®).
I have great news for you. A few days ago, GitHub was updated with the latest version of linguist project, which is being used to recognize source code types in repositories. It helps to determine which programming language had been used in every file of the repository. Repository statistics section shows the results of this module work.
Also, you can search across all available GitHub repositories for any chosen language.
There are many projects which work on InterSystems products, and they are not always written only in ObjectScript. I think some of you working with different programming languages and already have some experience with other editors, and hope you already have a favourite online editor.
My current choice is VSCode, whereas you may already know I have added an extension to support ObjectScript.
The other day I was reflecting on the possibilities that FHIR brings us in the world of interoperability and electronic medical records and it gave me mixed feelings, let me explain, first a small introduction.
Introduction
As you well know, FHIR is based on parameterizing a series of concepts that it calls resources in JSON or XML format with the intention of covering the most common cases within the healthcare environment, relying on HTTP communications to cover CRUD and query functionalities.
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Hi! As a developer who was forced to move from Mac to Windows (temporary) I found some things a bit confusing. In this article I would like to talk about some tweaks I made to make my experience smoother. I think it can help not only Mac users who need to use Windows environment (for ex. in VMs), but also can help some Windows users to make some things more convenient. Of course, all the points are subjective, the best setup is one that works for you.
All the tweaks are related to Windows 10 as I don’t have an access to Windows 11 at the moment.
Triggered by a question placed by @Kurro Lopez recently I took a closer look at the indexing of collections. My simple test setup is a serial class and a persistent class with a list of this serial.
Running a Background Job using the JOB command is a well-known feature. Using ECP to distribute databases to several servers is also well-known. But using the combination of both to run a process on a different server seems to be a rare case.
Sure there are enough other ways to start a remote job, but the special combination with ECP where the application server starts a process on a data server without additional networking is worth to be remembered.
Hello All, Can anyone tell me whats the best python IDE and code editors? I am a little bit confused between Eclipse + Pydev, Pycharm, Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, Vim, GNU/Emacs, Atom/Atom-IDE, Cloud9.
Though the access is quite comfortable (in traditional COS sense) there are 2 main restrictions that hurt:
#1) It is not saved to disk unless your application includes code to save it specifically. #2) It cannot be stored in or exposed through SQL tables there are some more I'll show how to overcome these limits
Have you ever worked with or undertaken a test through a technical assessment platform (Codility, Coderbyte, HackerRank, ...)? What was your experience?
I discovered the upload file button does not appear to work properly but you can still attach files under 'change additional settings'. Are there plans to fix this?
Every now and then you may encounter a situation where for various reasons ODBC is the only option to access a remote system. Which is sufficient as long as you need to examine or change tables. But you can't directly execute some commands or change some Global.
Special thanks @Anna Golitsyna for inspiring me to publish this.
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