go to post Daniel Aguilar · Jul 11 Hello @Robert Cemper Thank you for your answer, you were right. I have modified my Dockerfile in order to replace this line: ARG IMAGE=intersystemsdc/iris-community for this one: ARG IMAGE=intersystems/iris-ml-community:2023.1.0.235.0 And now works!! Thank you for your quick response. 👏 P.D.: I think that definitely I have a good excuse to change mi old computer... 😜
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Apr 2 Hi @Evgeny Shvarov thanks for the piece of advice, I’ll try it it seems really interesting. Thanks!
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Mar 24 Hi @Anastasia Dyubaylo. Could you please revise the translation points for the article: Tasks & Tricks: The Dev's Fish & Chips ? Thanks!
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Mar 22 Congrats @Robert Cemper you are our greatest inspiration. A true legend. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. 👏
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Jan 23 Hello, I think you are both right. Checking the namespaces we found that some of them had Cache Standard Collation and others Spanish1. It seems there was some problem restoring the copy. We manualy copied the namespaces with Spanish1 collation again and they now appear correctly as Cache Standard. Thanks @Luis Angel Pérez Ramos and @Robert Cemper !!
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Jan 19 Thank you so much. It's a really pleasure be member of this great community. Congratulations to everyone!.
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Jan 19 @Vadim Aniskin Thank you so much, very proud to enter the Hall of Fame! ♥
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Jan 11 Second consecutive month!! Thank you very much!!, very proud. Congrats to @Enrico Parisi, and @Tani Franke
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Dec 15, 2023 I think we need more context but in case you were iterating the global you could do this: Set key2="" For{ Set key2=$O(^global(key1,key2)) Quit:key2="" Continue:($G(^global(key1,key2))=c) // will skip this node and continue with next ... } If there isn't an iteration you could do: ^global(1,2)=a*b ^global(1,3)=a*c Q:($P(^global(key1,key2),"*",2)=c)
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Dec 14, 2023 Yuval Golan, Robert CemperFinally I've found my mistake. My script failed with this kind of lines: onersfkelkje345one Because I only searched for a coincidence of words once Thank you both for your help!
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Dec 13, 2023 No, it wasn't my problem I tried and works with this input, but thanks!!
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Dec 13, 2023 Thanks Robert, it seems that my code has an error because it doesn't match with your results. I will keep trying. Thank you so much!
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Dec 13, 2023 Hello, has anyone received this result in Day1 - Part Two puzzle ? I think my answer it's correct and I've checked the puzzle input and it seems correct... xD Thanks!
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Dec 12, 2023 Thank you very much! Very proud to recieve this recognition!! Congrats to @Enrico Parisi and @Luis Angel Pérez Ramos
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Dec 5, 2023 Hello Enrico, The reason for doing it in this way is because we haven't yet migrate to IRIS. We're working with the 2018 version currently. Thanks for your answer 👍
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Dec 4, 2023 My my, I had looked for the Count command but had not found it. Sorry for the silly question. Thanks Dimitry!
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Dec 4, 2023 Thanks Dimitry, In which scenario could I be affected by the overflow. Sending messages without a listener who read them, for example? Is there a way to know how many messages are in a queue, to avoid this problem? Thanks again
go to post Daniel Aguilar · Nov 29, 2023 Thanks Yaron, I'm not worried about security because I plan to use it on non-critical internal processes, but anyway I've done some research and here is an example using SHA-256: Set encryptedValue = ##class(%SYSTEM.Encryption).SHAHashStream(256,stream) The first parameter (in my case the value 256) refers to the bit-length: 160 (SHA-1)224 (SHA-224)256 (SHA-256)384 (SHA-384)512 (SHA-512)
