I don't think there's an option to export inc files from this dialog.

If you often need to move production between environments writing your own deploy script can save you time on clicking through the UI.

You can use pure javascript to do that:

function PrintAll() {
    var files = ["file1.pdf", "file2.pdf", "file3.pdf"];
    for (var i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
        var newWindow = window.open(files[i], "print");
        newWindow.print();
        newWindow.close();
    }
}

Your options are:

• Try to compile crypt only under win x64 (libc as a whole can't be compiled under windows, but maybe you can compile crypt module)
• PHP doc you referenced states that PHP has it's own fallback implementation when OS does not provide crypt implementation. Check where does PHP search for crypt implementation on windows - it's probably some C lib and call it too
• Write the algorithm yourself, here's  a good guide on that
• Use another more secure hashing algorithm, for example SHA-512

All encryption and hashing are available in %SYSTEM.Encryption class and $zcrc function. Check MD5Hash method. But it doesn't accept salt.

What do you want to do?

Write ##class(Security.Resources).Export("C:\Resources.xml")
Write ##class(Security.Resources).Import("C:\Resources.xml")

"Print" SVG to file or stream. It depends on what you want to do with the image.

For example opening this popup as a separate tab and capturing all web page with auto-scroll would yield a complete bp image.

If you're talking about nested whiles and such, I don't think there's an easy way  to expand them all into one diagram.

This condition is insufficient for multi-level inheritance (C is a subclass of B, B is subclass of A. So C is subclass of A but Super wouldn't show this information). More on that in here.

SQL gateway connections settings are stored in %SQLConnection class and the corresponding %Library.sys_SQLConnection table. Note that passwords are stored in encrypted form, so you can't get them as a plaintext. Also password may be stored as a part of system ODBC configuration, so there would be no password at all stored in Caché.

Relevant discussion: Generate and Validate Captcha Code.

When would Experience Labs be available on learning.intersystems.com?

It's really not.

You can have "On Demand" task and call it from %ZSTART. This way you can have task scheduler reporting and execute task only when it's required.

Is there any reason to use Task Manager instead of %ZSTART?

Anyway you can have a task that runs hourly, and checks for existence of ^CacheTemp.MyTask global. If the global does not exist, set it and execute the task. If the global exists - quit. Since restart wipes CacheTemp, the global wouldn't exist on startup.

What if I have extra properties such as InsertTime in the Test.cvs class?

What about them? When you call %SQL.Util.Procedures:CSVTOCLASS you need to specify rowtype, corresponding to your CSV structure. If you have InsertTime property you need to reflect it and any other properties CSV has in your rowtype.

To run Business Service once an hour:

1. Specify Ens.InboundAdapter as an adapter for your Business Service
2. On Production Configuration page, in Business Service configuration set Call Interval to 3600.
3. Restart Business Service. It would now be run once an hour (every 36000 seconds)

To convert string of any format into $horolog, use TO_DATE function:

w $SYSTEM.SQL.TODATE("20160105125915","YYYYMMDD")
>63922

To convert string of any format to timestamp use TO_TIMESTAMP function:

w $SYSTEM.SQL.TOTIMESTAMP("20160105125915","YYYYMMDDHHMISS")
>2016-01-05 12:59:15

These functions are available in Caché ObjectScript and SQL.