In Caché you can't do so, without any external tools. And anyway, most of beautifiers works only in some IDEs, you can just copy output and beautify in VisualStudio Code as example.

I think it depends what you want to achieve. This method just logout all users, or particular ones. But you should do something in your application. You should look at logout callback, to know where user is logged out. Or at every request, check if user logged in, if not, redirect to some authentication page. But I think, you should already have the same mehanizm. 

What do you mean ?

To get this task running every hour every day, you should use Daily, and set every 60 minutes or 1 hours, and set a limit for this task in days time, like working only in business hours. And you can also use Weekly and Monthly schedule, with working every hours. It means that you can set task to work only in working days at business hours every hour.

And OnDemand tasks, will run only by manual, and will be run only once after start.

Fixed image size, and link WRC directly to the new interface

ctrl+shift+F - Find in Files

Supports also, search by some kind of regular expression

Can you share a bit more details, how you embedded it to Ensemble ?

Wizard - is it Studio wizard ?

And have you configured .Net gateway ? You should have it anyway, and you can configure log file, which may be contain some errors. 

In a development process, you can use any latest version of Caché, and export all code to source control system, in version which you use in production. It is not so difficult as may looks. Except only if you use so old system, like 2010.1 or earlier, because export qualificator /cacheversion supports version 2010.2 and later. In this case, you should have some building process, which will be at right version, which you need. I've used this way for years, and for our client we built two versions 2010.2 and 2012.2 from the same repository. You just should not use some new features, or use macroconditions by version, except JSON, you can't use anyway if lowest version doesn't support it yet.

Fixed a bit style for table, increased font-size, and removed unnecessary empty cells

Thanks for sharing this. But some comments about code.

• postconditionals is a very good part of our language, but here is too much, and quite difficult to read such code. In this case much better will be simple if else
• return in try block is a bad idea, you should throw an error, which will be caught anyway
• we can do new $namespace, but in your code, this method returns to wrong namespace, look at my previous point
• instead of $replace(database,"/","\"), use ##class(%File).NormalizeDirectory(database), in this case you should not check on OS, even you forgot some of OS's, and in this case NormalizeDirectory/NormalizeFilename, a bit better.
• verbose mode will be better to do with a macros, something like $$$DebugInfo("some message")
• In your code I see so many checks on errors, and looks like, after such error we should exit, but you go further. You should look at some system macroses like $$$ThrowOnError() and so on, I think you should use it. And code will much more clear for readers
• and at the end you have some call to method checkRW, I think you should remove it, or show this method, because it's not clear what it does

And, before publishing, please change tabs to spaces, because tabs here is too big. And width of lines should be a bit less, because read such long lines a bit difficult. 

I fixed tabs here, for more readability.

There are lots of ways how to export data in CSV format in Caché. Add here your or code, or some more information. How you did it, and after that we may help.

You can use this link
https://community.intersystems.com/rss

Please add more details. What HTML report? And what the final goal, you have to achieve ?
Looks like you have to use %Net.HttpRequest, but I'm not sure, because of your description.