go to post Peter Smit · Jan 19, 2023 Using an excel python library inside objectscript (openpyxl) This is an example from the documentation on this library >>> wb = Workbook() >>> ws = wb.active >>> # set date using a Python datetime >>> ws['A1'] = datetime.datetime(2010, 7, 21) What i want to know is how to do the syntax on the 4th line in objectscript
go to post Peter Smit · Jan 16, 2023 i did give it the entire csp folder. However I've since uninstalled the reinstalled iris after which the installer successfully completed the configuration.
go to post Peter Smit · Jan 13, 2023 I have given full permission to IIS_IUSRS for that file so not sure why it cant access it then
go to post Peter Smit · Nov 12, 2019 If you leave everything default in the config and set httprequest.SSLConfiguration to whatever your config is called it should work. This config has worked for me.
go to post Peter Smit · Oct 15, 2019 I think set booksRS = ##class(%ResultSet).%New("Library.Book,BooksLoaned") should be set booksRS = ##class(%ResultSet).%New("Library.Book:BooksLoaned")
go to post Peter Smit · Aug 16, 2019 I've left it for nearly half an hour before and it was still going.
go to post Peter Smit · Oct 31, 2018 Might help if you change it to ClassMethod MyMethod(pFilePath as %String)
go to post Peter Smit · Sep 18, 2017 I think that is the issue.This is the line that is generating the error. Set sc=..%BuildObjectGraph(related+2) If ('sc) ZTrap "SG"
go to post Peter Smit · Sep 14, 2017 Maybe Java, C# or even javascript could be translated. This could allow us to reuse some existing code.
go to post Peter Smit · Feb 16, 2017 You will either need to use a scrollable result set (%Library.ScrollableResultSet) or execute the query again.
