Victor, are you referring to TPC-C and TPC-E ? You wrote "TCP" in your title and message. Hint: if necessary, you can edit both of those.

Gerry, please consider marking one of the answers as "accepted". If you're unsure how to do this, see the animated image at https://community.intersystems.com/post/january-10th-dc-release-mark-ans...

To accompany the YouTube video I have posted the slide deck for my talk (the first one) here.

If you are using the comma as the decimal separator, then perhaps something isn't able to handle this as you expect.

I don't know if it's possible to alter the URL the 'cube' launches Portal with. But easy enough to create your own browser bookmark or desktop shortcut, no?

(DC tip - Using the "comment" link under and answer or another comment will help with threading)

Vineeth, please help the community by accepting the answer that helped you. The animation in this article shows you how to do that.

[@Thembelani Mlalazi] - to add a linked mention of another DC member you need to use this syntax.

I posted the above example as an image so the DC software doesn't transform it.

If unsure, try the Preview button before posting.

As a moderator I have edited your first comment to make the mention work as I think you intended.

Do you really mean MAPI, which is a Microsoft proprietary protocol for interacting with an Exchange server?

Or perhaps you mean IMAP.

In support of Nicole's answer, it should "just work". The server-side source control class that's part of our Deltanji product, and the associated Studio add-ins, function in Atelier pretty much the same as they do in Studio.

Will the PropertyClass mechanism meet your need?

Possibly answered in comments. I am posting this as an answer so the question no longer lists as "no answer", and so the OP can mark it as answered if desired (thus removing it from the "unanswered" view).

Another recommendation (for all types of post, not just questions) is to try and make the "teaser" portion of the body useful.

The teaser is the first part of the body, the part that displays under the title on the list of posts that appear on the home page, for example. Sometimes the DC software doesn't make the best job of deciding how much of the body to put into the teaser. For example:

or

You can help by using this button on the editor to insert the "teaser break" into your text:

The "Preview" button next to the "Save" one is a handy way of checking if a teaser break might be needed. Or, go back to your post and edit it afterwards.