go to post Cristiano Silva · Mar 21 Hi Dmitrii Baranov, I think that a better approch is that you create a new class that extends the original class and change only the method that you need.
go to post Cristiano Silva · Feb 3 Hi Pedro, You can retrieve this information querying the class %Dictionary.PropertyDefinition. An example: SELECT Name FROM %Dictionary.PropertyDefinition WHERE parent = "mypackage.MyClassName" The field parent is fully qualified name of the class that you want to list properties name.
go to post Cristiano Silva · Jan 12 HI @Freddy Baier You can change your query, given alias to the columns: SELECT id,room,client->name as ClientName,functionary->name as FunctionaryName FROM rooms ORDER BY id Then in COS you access the columns by name: Write rs.%Get("ClientName") Write rs.%Get("FunctionaryName")
go to post Cristiano Silva · Jan 4 HI @Mehul Patel Maybe the documentation help you: Enable Cipher Suites Syntax to enable or disable which version is or not supported by the connection.
go to post Cristiano Silva · Dec 21, 2022 Thanks @Enrico Parisi form complementary answer. @Rob Schoenmakers You can query both tables:
go to post Cristiano Silva · Dec 21, 2022 Hi @William Glover I think that is not possible to do via Atelier API. See the documentation about how to deploy a class. Other way is to deploy to file that only treat compiled code.
go to post Cristiano Silva · Dec 21, 2022 Hi @Rob Schoenmakers The class that store alerts are Ens.AlertRequest
go to post Cristiano Silva · Dec 13, 2022 Hi @Mark Sharman In the Iris, the global where localized labels reside is ^IRIS.Msg("EnsColumns"): This global is mapped from ENSLIB database that is read only, You can't set value to this Global. Uncheck the Mount Read-Only option, save then you can set the value of global: I recommend that after you finish the configuration, comeback ENSLIB database to read only.