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Dynamic and results-driven Integration Interface Specialist with over two decades of success leading a wide range of corporate IT initiatives. Proven track record in designing and implementing integrated solutions that align with and support strategic business objectives. Adept at bridging the gap between technical systems and operational needs to create robust, scalable environments.
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- Legacy systems expertise including eGate, DART, JDBC, and custom interface components
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- Deep expertise in Intersystems technologies, particularly Ensemble and Cache ObjectScript, developed through hands-on problem-solving and active engagement with the Intersystems Developer Community.
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If I search in VSCode using the global name, nothing is returned. So, either the Class file was recompiled to a new global, or no longer in the system.
These globals were created as part of %Persistent Data Classes that did not use Ens.Request or Ens.Response.
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I got the sense that Data Check was only looking at data not code.
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If I don't see the Global associated with a Class, it doesn't seem to be getting cleaned up within the Daily Purge. So how do we clean these up in some cases?