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From InterSystems IRIS adoption guide:
Python Binding Applications using the Python Binding should migrate to PyODBC.
2019.1.1 does not have Python Native API - you'll need 2020.1 preview or 2019.2+ container release for that.
Have you tried sending the message to several recipients directly? Not CC but TO:
do m.To.Insert("mail1@domain.com")
do m.To.Insert("mail2@domain.com")Or you can send the same email object to several recipients one by one:
for to = "mail1@domain.com", "mail2@domain.com" {
do m.To.Clear()
do m.To.Insert(to)
set status = ..Adapter.SendMail(m)
do:$$$ISERR(status) $system.OBJ.DisplayError(status)
}Check
Apache POI would be faster and more specialized, LibreOffice is the best bet on converting arbitrary documents between arbitrary formats.
cpp directory was renamed into iris-callin.
python directory should be there in your dev directory.
InterSystems IRIS also offers a brand new Python Native API.
Check out community Python Gateway - a new and easy way to interface with Python from InterSystems IRIS.
Here's what I came up with:
Query ClassListAll() As %SQLQuery
{
SELECT Name
FROM %Dictionary.ClassDefinition
}
Query ClassListNS(namespace) As %SQLQuery
{
SELECT Name
FROM %Dictionary.ClassDefinitionQuery_SubclassOf('%XML.Adaptor') c
WHERE 1=1
AND EXISTS (SELECT 1
FROM %Dictionary.ParameterDefinition
WHERE parent = c.Name
AND Name = 'NAMESPACE'
AND _Default = :namespace)
}
/// Should be rewritten to return only non-empty namespaces
Query NSList() As %SQLQuery
{
SELECT DISTINCT _Default Name
FROM %Dictionary.ParameterDefinition
WHERE 1=1
AND Name = 'NAMESPACE'
}
/// do ##class().ExportAllSchemas()
ClassMethod ExportAllSchemas()
{
set rs = ..NSListFunc()
while rs.%Next() {
write "Exporting: ", rs.Name,!
do ..ExportSchema(rs.Name)
}
}
/// do ##class().ExportSchema()
ClassMethod ExportSchema(namespace)
{
kill %objlasterror
set schema=##class(%XML.Schema).%New()
set schema.DefaultNamespace=namespace
#dim empty As %Boolean = $$$YES
#dim rs As %SQL.ISelectResult
set rs = ..ClassListNSFunc(namespace)
while rs.%Next() {
set empty = $$$NO
set sc = schema.AddSchemaType(rs.Name)
write:$$$ISERR(sc) $System.Status.GetErrorText(sc)
}
if empty {
write "Empty namespace",!
quit
}
do ..AddImports(namespace, schema)
set schema=schema.GetSchema(namespace)
#dim writer As %XML.Writer = ##class(%XML.Writer).%New()
set writer.NoXMLDeclaration = $$$YES
set writer.Indent = $$$YES
set writer.SuppressXmlns = $$$YES
do writer.AddSchemaNamespace("s")
do writer.OutputToFile(..NsToFullFileName(namespace))
do writer.AddSchemaNamespace()
do writer.AddNamespace(namespace)
set sc = writer.DocumentNode(schema)
write:$$$ISERR(sc) $System.Status.GetErrorText(sc)
}
ClassMethod AddImports(namespace, schema As %XML.Schema)
{
set rs = ..NSListFunc()
while rs.%Next() {
set curNS = rs.Name
continue:curNS=namespace
do schema.DefineLocation(curNS, ..NsToLocalFileName(curNS))
}
}
ClassMethod NsToFullFileName(namespace) As %String [ CodeMode = expression ]
{
##class(%File).SubDirectoryName($system.Util.ManagerDirectory(), "Temp", 1) _ ..NsToLocalFileName(namespace)
}
ClassMethod NsToLocalFileName(namespace) As %String [ CodeMode = expression ]
{
..NsToFileName(namespace) _ ".xsd"
}
ClassMethod NsToFileName(namespace) As %String [ CodeMode = expression ]
{
$p(namespace, "/", *-1)
}Interesting article.
Note that comparison with 1 would always be the fastest regardless of where it is:
Here's your code on my PC:
Time for If: .037652 seconds
Time for ElseIf #1: .045029 seconds
Time for ElseIf #2: .057766 seconds
Time for Else: .053267 secondsAnd here's a modified code with comparison to 1 third:
ClassMethod Run3()
{
For i=1:1:4 {
Set time(i,"start")=$zh
For j=1:1:1000000 {
If i=3 {
set a=1
} ElseIf i=2 {
set a=1
} ElseIf i=1 {
set a=1
} Else {
set a=1
}
}
Set time(i,"end")=$zh
}
W "Time for If: ",time(1,"end")-time(1,"start")," seconds",!
W "Time for ElseIf #1: ",time(2,"end")-time(2,"start")," seconds",!
W "Time for ElseIf #2: ",time(3,"end")-time(3,"start")," seconds",!
W "Time for Else: ",time(4,"end")-time(4,"start")," seconds",!
}Running this code yields these results:
Time for If: .109513 seconds
Time for ElseIf #1: .048419 seconds
Time for ElseIf #2: .029746 seconds
Time for Else: .059306 secondsRegardless of where comparison to 1 happens it would be the fastest one.
Why is
select * from MyTable where MyFieldName like ‘%[^a-zA-Z0-9 !”%#$&”()*+,-./:;<=>?@]%’
not a solution?
Please post query plans.
The most important question is - are they actually taking different time to run?
Ok i will try that, but there's a way to check how many Java Gateways are running?
There are either production gateways and system gateways, they are listed in SMP - System Administration - Configuration - Connectivity - Object Gateways.
a. Check that the JAR you import has the new code. If you build in a separate directory and then copy the JAR into a final directory it can fail as java locks loaded JAR files on OS level.
b. Try stopping all running Java Gateways before copying the JAR and running UploadJar. Do not create new gateway for every import.
c. What does
zw %objlasterrorreport after (4)?
I use this or similar methods to load Java code.
Already in PythonGateway.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Turns out PackageDefinition Queries are not based on PackageDefinition class.
Create this class:
Class ABC.Try
{
/// w ##class(ABC.Try).PackageExists()
ClassMethod PackageExists(package = "ABC") As %Boolean [ CodeMode = expression ]
{
##class(%Dictionary.PackageDefinition).%ExistsId(package)
}
}Test:
>w ##class(ABC.Try).PackageExists()
0It also won't be available in GetPackageList.
ABC.Try can also extend registered or persistent to the same effect.
%Dictionary.PackageDefinition does not contain all packages, only ones with immediate tables (see Solution 1).
If it did, calling %ExistsId would be enough.
Adapted from @Krishnamuthu Venkatachalam answer
ClassMethod Rename(oldClass, newClass) As %Status
{
#dim sc As %Status = $$$OK
quit:'##class(%Dictionary.ClassDefinition).%ExistsId(oldClass) $$$ERROR($$$GeneralError, "Old class does not exist")
quit:##class(%Dictionary.ClassDefinition).%ExistsId(newClass) $$$ERROR($$$GeneralError, "New class already exists")
merge ^oddDEF(newClass) = ^oddDEF(oldClass)
$$$defClassKeySet(newClass, $$$cCLASSname, newClass) // Set class name
$$$defClassKeyKill(newClass, $$$cCLASSstorage) // Kill old storage
do UpdClsDef^%occLibrary(newClass)
set sc = $system.OBJ.Compile(newClass, "/displaylog=0 /displayerror=0")
quit:$$$ISERR(sc) sc
set sc = ##class(%Dictionary.ClassDefinition).%DeleteId(oldClass)
quit sc
}Thank you, Timothy!
2019.3
I get this error on access:
<PRIVATE PROPERTY>And the property is indeed marked as private.
To determine contents of %request, %response and %session objects you can add this to the beginning of your code
set %response.ContentType = "html"
do ##class(%CSP.Utils).DisplayAllObjects()
quit $$$OK
It would return detailed information about the request as an html page.
I thought my for loop would be endless to as x is increased on each cycle.
I'm out of ideas. There should not be any changes between file and character streams besides encoding.
I think you need to share a minimal sample that reproduces this error or contact the WRC.
What's your SubdirectoryLevels setting value?
Try to move Archive Path outside of File Path.
recreates the file with a randomized OriginalFilename
Recreates in the same folder?
What is the value of FilePath, WorkPath, ArchivePath, DeleteFromServer settings?
You need to solve the problem with file recreation, as specifying "binary" as a Charset setting gives you the correct hash.
When do you go look for a query plan?
Usually after monlbl indicating a problem.
How are you currently accessing query plans?
SMP, 100%.
I think the most interesting thing to know is which query slows down the system. If there are two queries:
I'm more interested in optimizing the second one. SQL Runtime Statistics helps, but improvements in this area (and more visibility) would be great.
Could code within the unit test class set these additional fields in the new mapping table programatically?
Sure, same as with any other object/table.
To get the Unit Test result ID anywhere in the tests call:
set id = $get(^UnitTest.Result,0)+1Note, that I assume you're running only one test suite at a time. If that's not the case, you'll need to implement OnAfterSaveResult callback (preferable solution anyway) and ID would be available at that time as LogIndex poroperty.
looking at aggregating/classifying their results
This might be easier solved externally to unit tests themselves - by a separate task for example.
While the table name cannot be a query argument, you can sanitize the input using:
Write $SYSTEM.SQL.TableExists("Sample.Person")And as far as sanitizing the table access itself - SQL access privileges should take care of that.