Thanks John,

We've reinstalled it using the dowload packaged from the website. Now it works.

This is the second time that the link in the WebTerminal doesn't work.

Thanks againg mate.

Best regards,
Francisco Lopez

You are right.

In Europe we have the same problem when started the Gregorian calendar.

October 4th 1582 was in Julian calendar (thursday) and the next day (friday) was October 15th 1582...

If you want to retrieve the October 10th 1582... in theory that day never existed

Thanks Julian.

I thought that the rules were sequential, that is, if it met a rule, it was executed, regardless of the order.
So if a rule is met, it is executed and the "return" command causes it to exit the process.

Thanks for all.

Thanks.. the 3,5 was the answer... now it's working !!!

Hi Sean,

I've created my Business Operation using the wizard to create SOAP Client.

I've modified the object to change the location and namespace according to the provider. This value is into the message.

This is a pice of the code:

Method MyMethod(pRequest As MyMessageWS.RequestsearchInfoRequest, Output pResponse As MyMessageWS.RequestsearchInfoResponse) As %Library.Status
{
    do ..prepareOperation(pRequest)
    Set tSC = ..Adapter.InvokeMethod("searchInfo",.info,pRequest.idSpeciality,pRequest.listaActs,pRequest.healthCenter,pRequest.aditionalInfo)
    Quit:$$$ISERR(tSC) tSC
    Set tSC = pRequest.NewResponse(.pResponse)  Quit:$$$ISERR(tSC) tSC
    Set pResponse.InfoCentro=$get(info)
    Quit $$$OK
}

Method prepareOperation(pRequest As MyMessageWS.Request.base) As %Status
{
 Set ..Adapter.%Client.Namespace = pRequest.Namespace
 Set ..Adapter.%Client.Location = pRequest.Url
 Quit $$$OK
}

The problem is the InvokeMethod is raising the error, so I'm not able to modify this code. It's part of the %Soap library.

Great!!!!

The problem was calling the Query using the "func" function, calling directly it works.

good point.

Thanks for all,
Kurro Lopez

It's a good idea, but I haven't the ID of the row.

My idea was use the object as a parameter to pass a lot of values, and the query reads these values, instead of pass one by one the params.

I've changed my query with all of the parameters that I need to run the query

Query GetInfo(pKeyProcess As %String, pCodeSpecialist As %String, pCodeProvider As %String, pCodeCenter As %String, pDate as %TimeStamp) As %SQLQuery(CONTAINID = 1, ROWSPEC = "IdList:%String,IdProcess:%String,Duration:%String")
{
    SELECT IdList, IdProcess, Duration
    FROM Kurro.MyClass
    WHERE KeyProcess = :pKeyProcess
    AND CodeSpecialist = :pCodeSpecialist
    AND CodeProvider = :pCodeProvider
    AND CodeCenter = :pCodeCenter
    AND Date = :pDate
}

It works, but I need to pass all params. I wanted to create a class to pass all parameters, like a c# method, and try to use itself.

Thanks for all mate.

Thanks mate for your answer.

My goal was create an string with all codes of activity from a list, and it should be in order alphabetical because the list could be in other order and this key should be the same

ClassMethod CreateKey(pList As %Collection.ListOfObj) As %String
{
        for i=1:1:pList.Count()
        {
            set code = pList.GetAt(i).Codigo
            set list(code)=""
        }
        
        set myKey = ""
        set key=$ORDER(list(""))
        while (key'="")
        {
            set myKey = myKey_key_"#"
            set key=$ORDER(lista(key))
        }

        return myKey 
}

Thanks for all your time and all explications about this.

Best regards,
Kurro