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Hi Francisco!
Very curious of your utility library - do you want to share some on Open Exchange and Github? )
Where have you seen such a global?
Keys in global are unique. If you set the value of a global for the same key you'll override the value for the key.
Like @Eduard Lebedyuk wrote if you run 3 commands:
Set ^Data("Athens") = "5"
Set ^Data("Athens") = "6"
Set ^Data("Athens") = "7"
You'll first have 5, then override it with 6 and end up with value 7 for the key "Athens".
@Sourabh Sethi, very helpful video and good work!
But sharing the code in Google Docs? Could you please share it on Github and in ObjectScript? E.g. like in this project?
Did it, thanks!
wow! It has Caché icon? ) cool! Is it possible to add InterSystems IRIS connection option too?
@Ben Spead, @Timothy Leavitt: do you want to share the project on Open Exchange?
Is it possible to use IRIS Community Edition with the sample?
Great video, @Sourabh Sethi!
Would be much better if you provide the outline too!
Hi @Guillaume Rongier ! Thanks for sharing!
Could you please submit the demo on Open Exchange too?
Thank you, Arshaq!
Hi Masilu! Could you please submit a new question with the description of the problem?
This is nice, thank you, Ed!
Actually didn't get what the below method does.
Method PropertySetObjectId(id)
Do you have an example?
Interesting.
SQLComputed property stores the calculated data on disk by default so GetStored works in this case.
And doesn't store if Calculated or Transient flags are defined for the property and GetStored throws an error.
Be aware that GetStored doesn't work for Calculated or Transient properties, but does work fro SQLComputed.
Marked this approach as a preferred for Object access if the property is not Calculated and not Transient.
SQLCOMPUTECODE is for calculated properties only I believe.
And GetStored effectively bypasses any of these, right?
Do we have two types of getters?
I mean the one which you code a method like Class.PropertyGet()
Thanks, Danny!
good point on slow opening an instance with 100 properties and maybe lot more got swizzled.
Maybe getters could be considered as bad practice in general cause its not called with get stored and not called via SQL
Thanks, Ed! This is nice!
But this will approach will not execute getter method if any, right?
Hi David!
This should be automatic. We'll investigate.
Thanks, Anastasia!
Very helpful!
I believe we also have a series upon the number of accepted answers, like 10,25,50,100 accepted answers. Do we?
Like a feature map between versions? Would be great to have one.
Raising this again.
Suppose I changed how dimension A works.
How do I sure that none of the pivots were broken because of the change?
Yes, I can manually run all the pivots I have. But maybe somebody did a class for that?