Looks like IRIS BI MDX syntax
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Looks like IRIS BI MDX syntax
Ah, @Alexey Maslov, you mean if there will be an error this won't change the namespace back even with the "new $namespace" command?
Just came across the post. 16K installs in two years! Great story, @Dmitry Maslennikov !
Thanks, Julius!
Thank you, Tani! This is what I was looking for!
Interesting, @Timothy Leavitt! Do you use metaprogramming at work? Could you please share an example - and even hope we have it on the OEX?
You can use VSCode with the ObjectScript plugin while Studio is not available
@Oliver Wilms, also check @Anton Umnikov's example of IRIS HA configuration on AWS - here it is.
Answering on "How to Send SMS" - just use this app.
6 out of 5 for AnalyzeThis - that's a lot ;) @Peter Steiwer, your app is indeed popular!
Wow. That's a lot!
I think we need a function that will export all such globals. If there is not in the %SYS we should add a such as a ZPM module.
What is the full list of ROUTINES globals?
And if you will use CronMaker you can go with two following commands.
First to start Production every working morning:
USER>zw ##class(dc.cron.task).Start("Start Production","0 0 8 ? * MON-FRI *","##class(Ens.Director).StartProduction(""InsertNameOfYouPrduction"")",1,.taskId)And to stop Production every working evening:
USER>zw ##class(dc.cron.task).Start("Start Production","0 0 8 ? * MON-FRI *
","##class(Ens.Director).StopProduction(60,0)",1,.taskId)@Muhammad Waseem , if you consider using tasks, I suggest you take a look at iris-cron-task app, that let's you run IRIS tasks with cron syntax:
E.g. this is for every hour:
USER>zw ##class(dc.cron.task).Start("IRIS cron task name","0 * * * *","s ^B($I(^B))=$H",1,.taskId)
Thanks, Lucas!
This is what I'm looking for!
Thanks, Kinshuk!
This is helpful but this is a SYSTEM wide call. Do you know a way how to turn off journalling for a particular database?
I agree with Alexander! Yes, as it is stated in the title - it is a development tip. So use this in development freely and be aware of the consequences of calling this in production.
Thanks, Robert! For those who are not aware - SMP stands for System Management Portal - the web UI to manage IRIS.
Thanks, Robert! For those who are not aware - SMP stands for System Management Portal - the web UI to manage IRIS.
Thanks Marcio, I agree
What a thrilling and scary story, Mike!
I need this editing feature for development purposes only.
If you plan to have IRIS analytics server one of the options is to setup the second server as disaster recovery mirror member - it's an async mirror member.
This will let you to have a server that is almost always automatically up-to-date and the server is ready for analytics queries load
I see, thank you @Karunanithi Veerarajan
Nigel! This is so nice from you!
Thank you for your pleasant words and touching story! It’s so great to hear that! I share your good words with the whole DC Team of managers, developers and moderators! And of course with our dear DC members from all over the world!
Very cool! We have a DC messenger now )) add an API - people will make an app for iPhone to chat about DC :)
Thank you, team!
To start a production:
do ##class(Ens.Director).StartProduction("myProduction")To stop a production:
do ##class(Ens.Director).StopProduction()
This is from here.
Even it doesn't work on the deployment side you can check it locally in your IRIS container with ZPM using
zpm "install zpm-explorer"
Or git clone the project and build the container
Hi Andre! Yes, sure, give it a try