Congratulations to all the participants!

Congratulations @Benjamin De Boe 🥂 Thanks for all the good things you do for the Community! I'm eager to get some pointers regarding the travels 😜

Congratulations to the winner! This was an interesting experience 😁 I hope we will get more sweepstakes like this!

Congratulations to all the contestants! Well done!!!

I think the DC AI is the most helpful with answering more straightforward questions. For example, on DC every once in a while there's a question on converting dates (for example): https://community.intersystems.com/ask-dc-ai?question_id=129616

Most short questions like this can be answered by AI and if the answer is wrong than it's worth posting a question on a Developer Community.

Well deserved! Your omnipotent presence is always felt on the Community 😁

Congratulations to the winners! Well done!

Well done, guys! Keep up the good work!

Nice to get all the news in one post!

Wow! Nice. Congratulations to the winners!

Congratulations to all the participants 🎆 Well done!

I'm not sure there is a ReplaceStr or Strip functions in ObjectScript. But $replace should work if you need to get rid of "\T\":

USER>write$replace("AIS|1||COLO \T\ EGD^COLONOSCOPY \T\ EGD|||||||Can||", "\T\", "")
AIS|1||COLO  EGD^COLONOSCOPY  EGD|||||||Can||

First of all, there are no links to docs you've tried in your post. If you add them (or the code from them) it will be easier to understand what you've already tried.

In general, I believe the easiest way to insert data in your case will be to use SQL. You can either write something like 

insertinto JASON.BikeDB (Make, Model) values (:make, :model)

and pass the values of parameters.

Or if you wish to use your class method, you will first need to add a modifier SqlProc to it:

ClassMethod SaveNew(Make As%String, Model As%String) [SqlProc]
{
    Set obj=##class(JASON.BikeDB).%New()
    Set obj.Make=Make
    Set obj.Model=Model
    Set sve=obj.%Save()
}

and then call this as a stored procedure:

begin
   JASON.DataBase.SaveNew(:make, :model);
end;

I feel like I have to pass more courses on the Learning Services to get more badges now 😁

Oh, this is super useful!

Congratulations Robert! You definitely deserve all the accolades 🎉

I will definitely agree with @Chi.Nguyen-Rettig - it may be pretty helpful for some basic stuff you forgot when you're middle or senior developer and when you know exactly what you're looking for. So it's basically a bit like doing the usual search but without the need to wade through the search results.

But when you're talking about beginners - I see all kinds of things from my students (who for some reason just don't want to open the lecture and prefer to get answers themselves from other sources) that have nothing to do with the reality and don't work most of the time.

All in all, I wouldn't use ChatGPT to write code that does something complicated. But it may or may not be a good source answers for simple questions. And in this case, you still need to understand what's going on to be able to assess the correctness of what you see. Case in point, some spam posts on the Community - people try to cheat and write "articles" using ChatGPT which generates class/package names that don't even exist.

And if you think about it, where does ChatGPT get its answers? From the knowledge base somewhere. So if this data is not there, it can extrapolate and come up with something that may give you general direction but may not work.

Congratulations!

I'm off to change my nick 😉

Wow, lots of useful new things! Well done the team!

Congratulations to all the participants and winners!

Oh, wow! It's so cool to be recognized not in 1 but 2 nominations! Congratulations to everyone!

Congratulations!