go to post Michel Bruyère · Oct 1, 2021 Thank you for your answer. But what I want to have as a result is: by giving a class name (..%ClassName()) or package name ($CLASSNAME()), the name of the portal category is provided to me. How to know the ID?
go to post Michel Bruyère · Oct 1, 2021 Thank you for your answer. But what I want to have as a result is: by giving a class name (..%ClassName()) or package name ($CLASSNAME()), the name of the portal category is provided to me.How to know the ID?
go to post Michel Bruyère · Dec 17, 2019 OS/Shell specific wildcard characters such as * and ? for fetching files. Is not possible!!!
go to post Michel Bruyère · Dec 16, 2019 I don't think it's a CSV limit. Device's limit : yes; CSV's limit : no.
go to post Michel Bruyère · Dec 2, 2019 The glitch is related with the browser and probably also the Ensemble's version. If I use another browser, I got : If I read the HTML source, I can see my data. So, I have a solution.
go to post Michel Bruyère · Nov 29, 2019 How to do the close ? I don't see any method for that. Snippet of the code: SET lineStream = ##class(%Stream.FileCharacter).%New() ... SET streamCont=##class(Ens.StreamContainer).%New(lineStream)$$$TOE(sc,..SendRequestSync(..TargetConfigName, streamCont))
go to post Michel Bruyère · Nov 29, 2019 In the process for example: Prod environment: SET date = hl7.GetValueAt("MSH:DateTimeOfMessage.Time") Dev environment: SET date = hl7.GetValueAt("MSH:DateTimeOfMessage.timeofanevent")
go to post Michel Bruyère · Nov 29, 2019 I modified the process to:Class ??? Extends (Ens.BusinessProcess, %XML.Adaptor) Unfortunately, it does not work.
