It's is not good idea, not all time and not everywhere I have an access to google, but I have an access to my installation, and I have to search on my local machine. And such search should be support browser's search engines. And then I could do something like this.

with settings

But Ensemble documentation, should provide their own search engine to install in my browser without any manual operations. As it possible to do with AddSearchProvider

Many times I need to get some link from documentation, to show particular part to someone. And some time it is quite difficult to get such link, and the worst place in Class References, where I can't get good link for a particular part of class.

So, what I need is, an active icon with link, which then I can use, and for Class reference too.

As an example github.

As for me, when I have to investigate some strange behavior in my application, I prefer to read all journal files or limited by time, and then all records, and then I have some some to find exactly what I need, like only kill records or only sets, and only for some concrete global references. So, my usual code looks like this:

     set exit=0
    set docId="14105401"
    set jrnFile=##class(%SYS.Journal.System).GetCurrentFileName()
    do {
        w !!,jrnFile,!
        set jrn=##class(%SYS.Journal.File).%OpenId(jrnFile)
        quit:'$isobject(jrn)
        
        #dim rec As %SYS.Journal.Record = jrn.FirstRecord
        set last=jrn.End
        set pr=0,opr=0
        do {
            set pr=$j(rec.Address/last*100,0,2)
            if pr'=opr write $c(13),pr_"%" set opr=pr
            
            if rec.%IsA("%SYS.Journal.SetKillRecord") {
                set glb=rec.GlobalNode
                if $qs(glb, 0),"^My.Global",$qs(glb, 1)=docId {
                    w !!,rec.Address,!,glb
                    w !
                }
            }
            
            set rec=rec.Next
            read q:0 set exit=q="q"
            quit:exit
        } while $isobject(rec)
        quit:exit
        
        set sc=jrn.GetPrev(jrnFile, .jrnFile)
    } while $$$ISOK(sc)
    quit

This code looks all journal files, file by file from latest to oldest, and show progress for current journal file, and shows offset if it found something interesting

In my opinion, it's more looks like by mistake, not sure why it could be done in other ways, it still working, with some limitations but any way.
We can wait what would say InterSystems, may be they will fix it in future.

You could just pass this arguments in Execute method, something like this

    new $namespace
    set $namespace="%sys"

    Set tRS = ##class(%ResultSet).%New("%SYS.Journal.File:Search")
    Set tSC = tRS.Execute("test", "/opt/cache/mgr/journal/20160507.001")
    if $$$ISERR(tSC) {
        do $system.OBJ.DisplayError(tSC)
    }
    
    do tRS.%Display()

this code will return all offset's which contains text - 'test'

You must remember that this query should be executed only in %SYS namespace.

Usually we could use some another modern ways, which allow us to call queries.  

    set statement=##class(%SQL.Statement).%New()
    set tSC=statement.%PrepareClassQuery("%SYS.Journal.File","Search")
    if $$$ISERR(tSC) {
        do $system.OBJ.DisplayError(tSC)
    }
    Set tRS = statement.%Execute("test", "/opt/cache/mgr/journal/20160507.001")​

or even much shorter

    set tRS=##class(%SYS.Journal.File).SearchFunc("test", "/opt/cache/mgr/journal/20160507.001")
    
    do tRS.%Display()

But unfortunately such code snippets does not work in case when Query does not contain any parameters in his original declaration.

126 error means - The specified module could not be found.

So, you have dependency issue, so I recommend to use dependency tool which I suggested before, to find what you need.

After this error you should look at cconsole.log, where you can find error code, why loading was failed.
Mostly there are two errors with loading dll in cache,  using 32bit dll instead of 64bit. And if this library has unsatisfied dependencies, in this case I'm using this tool to find such dependencies.

How about to add text of compile error ?

If that routine uses curly brace style, such label should be marked as public. More details here 

Only two way to do it, Mapping with %ALL namespace as suggested Timothy, or %-class which as you already know by default mapped to all namespace, but I said how you should name your class, to send this class to Write-enabled database.

First of all you should know that namespace it is not final destination for any data in Caché. Namespace just defines easy access to set of data, but all data stores in databases. And any security settings uses on Databases not for Namespaces. Data

There some reasons why you can't just use any %-classes; 

• By default all %-classes, appeared in CACHELIB database, which read-only by default after installation.
• CACHELIB database after any installation process, will be overwritten with all you custom content.

Actually first point is not so truly, because InterSystems gives us one chance to create %-class, without loosing it after next upgrade. You should use %Z* or %z* name for classes and routines (some names have already reserved for InterSystems use), and in this case that classes will be stored at CACHESYS database, which available to write, and any upgrade will not rewrite such classes. 

So, you should read this page in documentation, to know more about names, which names you can't use, and how to name recommend.

Sure, it should work, CACHE.DAT format is platform independent. You even can mount to another version, lower or higher.

You can try to change your login through wrc app.  Contact Details -> Select Contact, where you can enter new login in Username field.

Stefan, do you know, why was removed $toJSONFormat() method? it was quite useful method

That's why I use this code in my projects
    set stream=##class(%Stream.TmpCharacter).%New()
    do Result.$toJSON(stream)
    
    while 'stream.AtEnd {
        write stream.Read()
    }

and such write, instead of simple
do stream.OutputToDevice()

because, sometime I got unreadable response in this case, don't know why, may be because of gzip

There are some ways to retrieve this value

set tSC=##class(EnsPortal.Utils).ItemSettings("Production.Name||Item.Name",.settings,.colNames)

in this case you can find something like here 

$lb("Core","PoolSize",1,1,"",3,"Number of jobs to start for this config item. <br>Default value: <br>0 for Business Processes (i.e. use shared Actor Pool) <br>1 for FIFO message router Business Processes (i.e. use a dedicated job) <br>1 for Business Operations <br>0 for adapterless Business Services <br>1 for others <br>For TCP based Services with JobPerConnection=1, this value is used to limit the number of connection jobs if its value is greater than 1. A value of 0 or 1 places no limit on the number of connection jobs.","%Library.Integer","","0","","","",0,"Pool Size","Additional","Additional Settings","")

Or just  open this item, and get this property directly

if ##class(Ens.Config.Item).NameExists("UT.Client.GPK.Production","RS.Transformation",.id) {
  set item=##class(Ens.Config.Item).%OpenId(id)
  write item.PoolSize
}

Caché has very useful feature names as Mapping, in your case you can look at Global Mappings

How it can help now. With a mapping you can split your globals which stores your tables.
For example You have table Sample.Person, with globals ^Sample.PersonD for Data and ^Sample.PersonI for indices.
then you may create new databases like PERSONDATA1, PERSONDATA2 and PERSONINDEX

And create mappings likes on picture

In this case we send first 10000 rows to database PERSONDATA1, and all next data to PERSONDATA2. When you decide to split it again, just create new database, and edit mappings.

And you can place every database in any place as you want.

But in future releases we expect to see new feature: Distributed SQL

do $system.OBJ.CompilePackage("some_package")

You can't change how project looks like in Studio, but with SourceControl class, you can organize your files for your source control as you want.