Use source control to store lookup tables and update them only through the CICD process.
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Use source control to store lookup tables and update them only through the CICD process.
This way you can have a full visibility over when the change happened.
I think some parts of EnsLib.File package use filenames as global subscripts. Check $$$ErrorFileTable and similar references in PassthroughService.
Consider upgrading to IRIS.
On Cache 2016.2 you'll need to use iterator to go over all properties and set matching ones.
Sure, check %JSON.Adaptor.
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.