Thank you, Arshaq!

Hi Masilu! Could you please submit a new question with the description of the problem?

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?

You are welcome, Nikita! This was pretty random but must admit that WebTerminal is a really popular app. And looking forward to seeing the commit to make the repo considered as InterSystems ObjectScript application ;)

Perfect!

Thank you, Vitaly!

Good point, John!

Could be a good feature request. But do you want to add an extra option for “Results are hidden until you vote?”

And I think results are visible for everyone when the voting period is over, right?