p is ok, quit is ok.
Things like:
ClassMethod ToKeyPad(phrase = {some code to do preprocessing}) As %String
{
Return phrase
}are not okay.
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p is ok, quit is ok.
Things like:
ClassMethod ToKeyPad(phrase = {some code to do preprocessing}) As %String
{
Return phrase
}are not okay.
LK-99 debacle was the most engaging one.
The most secure approach is to use Privileged Routine Application.
You can try just SQLPROJECTION = "table/column" but I highly recommend testing it first.
If there's no data yet, project it as a table:
Property CodeTable As list Of Sample.CodeTable(SQLPROJECTION = "table/column", STORAGEDEFAULT = "array");Looks like I'm a golfer this year.
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You can set it programmatically:
set package = ##class(%PackageDefinition).%OpenId("User",,.sc)
zw package
package=2@%Library.PackageDefinition ; <OREF>
+----------------- general information ---------------
| oref value: 2
| class name: %Library.PackageDefinition
| %%OID: $lb("User","%Library.PackageDefinition")
| reference count: 2
+----------------- attribute values ------------------
| %Concurrency = 1 <Set>
| ClientName = ""
| Description = ""
| GlobalPrefix = ""
| Name = "User"
| OwnerName = ""
| RtnPrefix = ""
| SQLName = ""
+----------------- swizzled references ---------------
| i%list = "" <Set>
| r%list = "" <Set>
+-----------------------------------------------------Thank you!
Just never seen force to be completed under 2 seconds.
Is it possible to trigger fast shutdown without stopping the OS?
XSLT unless we are talking about a very large files to be processed very quickly in which case SAX parser might be worth a consideration.
Can you show an example of source ASTM file and a resulting HL7 you want to get, please?
Are you getting Ens.StreamContainer?
It would be
I would try a password with just a-z, A-Z, 0-9, !#$%^&*()[]{}. Maybe there's some issue with wide characters?
You need a restart following this rename. Also try to replace cgateu.so with cgateur64.so.
Any chance user has multibyte unicode characters in the password?
Users should not add new %SYS classes though.
Nice! What performance hit are we talking about? No way this level of detail is free.
%ALL namespace is another way to share routines/classes globally but without the need to modify CACHELIB/IRISLIB.
DSN must be defined in <iris>/mgr/irisodbc.ini
Encountered similar issue:
ERROR #743: CA certificate file is not valid [%OnValidateObject+97^Security.SSLConfigs.1:%SYS]
Turns out, Extension:basicConstraints field of the CA certificate must contain CA:TRUE. The BasicConstraints extension is intended primarily for CA certificates. It has a single Boolean variable, “cA”, which reflects whether or not the certificate is a CA certificate. If the certificate is a CA certificate, it can also declare a pathLen constraint that dictates how many sub-CAs are allowed to exist in the hierarchy of CAs.
To check:
Set bc=$System.Encryption.X509GetField(cer,"Extension:basicConstraints")
Write bc["CA:TRUE"Nice!
Add %JSONIGNOREINVALIDFIELD param to your class and don't add Messages/SharedRelations properties.
Parameter %JSONIGNOREINVALIDFIELD As BOOLEAN = 1;Why not just use %JSONFIELDNAME?
Anyway, this works:
Property "@name" As %String;
Property "😋_are_you_sure_😋" As %String;Is CDATA actually getting sent or is it just a visualization issue?
I suppose you can use HS Trace operation or IO logging to get the raw output.
Try to start Remote Gateway from the SMP and check the error there. Current error you see is caused by the fact that Gateway is not started or IRIS can't connect to it.
You need CONTENT=ESCAPE instead of CONTENT=STRING. Here's an example:
Class Utils.XML Extends (%RegisteredObject, %XML.Adaptor)
{
Property PACPROBLEMAS As %String(CONTENT = "ESCAPE", MAXLEN = "", XMLNAME = "PAC_PROBLEMAS");
/// do ##class(Utils.XML).Test()
ClassMethod Test()
{
set obj = ..%New()
set obj.PACPROBLEMAS = "1<2"
do obj.XMLExportToString(.xml)
zw xml
}
}Produces:
<XML><PAC_PROBLEMAS>1<2</PAC_PROBLEMAS></XML>
That is the recommended approach.
I'm using AWS SNS (via Embedded Python) to send notifications by SMS.