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John Murray · Apr 13, 2017 go to post

Maybe adding the /recursive=1 qualifier will give you what you want. If so, please click the checkmark to accept this answer.

SAMPLES>d $system.OBJ.Export("Cinema.Film.cls","c:\s\exp1.xml")                  
Exporting to XML started on 04/13/2017 09:49:36
Exporting class: Cinema.Film
Export finished successfully.
 
SAMPLES>d $system.OBJ.Export("Cinema.Film.cls","c:\s\exp2.xml","/recursive=1")   
Exporting to XML started on 04/13/2017 09:49:39
Exporting class: Cinema.Duration
Exporting class: Cinema.Film
Exporting class: Cinema.FilmCategory
Export finished successfully.
 
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John Murray · Apr 12, 2017 go to post

Excellent discussion starter Sean. But does your third sentence need a little debugging?wink You wrote (my highlighting):

It's not because I don't dislike them...

John Murray · Apr 12, 2017 go to post

Eduard, that only restricts access to the CSP Web Gateway Management pages. It has no effect on who can use the web applications that can be reached through this instance of the CSP Web Gateway.

John Murray · Apr 12, 2017 go to post

Maybe define an extra Web Application in Portal for your REST/SOAP services to be available on. Choose whatever path suits you, making it one that doesn't overlap with one that Management Portal uses.

John Murray · Apr 11, 2017 go to post

Please help me understand why it is important to you that the debugging goes through the code in A's INT routine rather than the equivalent code in B's INT routine.

John Murray · Apr 11, 2017 go to post

I guess you could override the Abs method in your B class and make the override code simply call the superclass's method using ##super.

Documentation of ##super is here.

John Murray · Apr 11, 2017 go to post

Please try this:

C:\InterSystems\Ensemble\bin>ccontrol console ENSEMBLE

John Murray · Apr 11, 2017 go to post

Launch an admin-level command window, then run csession.exe in the bin directory of your Caché install, giving your instance name as the argument, e.g.

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John Murray · Apr 10, 2017 go to post

Thanks. If you make this an Answer rather than a Comment then I can mark it accepted.

John Murray · Apr 10, 2017 go to post

Be aware that by fetching $H twice there's a small possibility of an unwanted outcome. For example, consider what happens if the first time it returns "64382,86399" and the second time "64383,0". Harmless in Danny's prompt code, but in other contexts it could cause problems.

John Murray · Apr 7, 2017 go to post

By "license limits" are you referring to the way that some types of license only permit a maximum of 250 databases? Or is there some other constraint?

John Murray · Apr 6, 2017 go to post

Linking to this post which draws attention to how BPLs and DTLs can already be edited in diagram format in Atelier. I was interested to read that these diagram editors modify the associated class definition on the server, in contrast to the general Atelier principle that changes are made in files in the local workspace.

John Murray · Apr 3, 2017 go to post

I think you meant to write that you changed the group and tag from Caché to Developer Community. I assume you did this because my original posting on the Caché group and tag was not sufficient to make it crosspost to the Google Group. I guess there is some human involvement in the crossposting, and this filtered my posting out.

Fabian, thank you for posting my original onto the group [Update: 3-Apr-2017 I can no longer find Fabian's post there sad]

John Murray · Mar 31, 2017 go to post

Assuming you aren't using a really old version of Caché (5.0 or earlier), and that your users have their own userids in Caché (i.e. $username is different for each of them), then you can configure things so that certain users aren't able to read the database of NS2. This will stop them switching to the namespace as well. See documentation here and here.

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John Murray · Mar 30, 2017 go to post

Something is going on with that Google Group. When I visited it this morning I was given this message:

Continuing to the group, it then says "No topics are available in this group"

John Murray · Mar 29, 2017 go to post

When Ensemble runs on Windows its background processes typically run with whatever Windows credentials the Ensemble service (see Windows Service Control Manager) is set to "Log on as". If that is LocalSystem then your background processes won't be able to access UNC paths.

For more information, see my post here. 

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John Murray · Mar 23, 2017 go to post

I suggest you export the package to XML, then edit the XML, then import it.

John Murray · Mar 20, 2017 go to post

There's a flaw in your original idea of eliminating the comma from two $H-format timestamps and then comparing them with the "greater than" operation. For most of a 24 hour period the resulting $TR(dollarH,",") is 10 digits long, but from midnight until 00:00:09 it is only 6 digits long, from 00:00:10 to 00:01:39 it is 7, from 00:01:40 to 00:16:39 it is 8 and from 00:16:40 to 02:46:39 it is 9 long.

A working alternative would be to compute $P(dollarH,",")*86400+$P(dollarH,",",2) for each and compare the results, which are the number of seconds since midnight at the start of 31st December 1840.

if you need to compare a $H-format timestamp against the current time don't use $P($H,",")*86400+$P($H,",",2) as one of the expressions because there's a small possibility that your two fetches of $H will fall either side of midnight. Instead, fetch $H once, store it in a variable, then process that variable.

John Murray · Mar 17, 2017 go to post

Laura, this probably deserves to be posted as a new question so more people will see it. But your situation isn't clear to me. If a user can't log in (why?), how are they going to be able to run something that will log out all their sessions?

I also recommend the use of the "comment" link that appears under questions, answers, or other comments. I think this helps put a response into the relevant context.