😀 Thanks.

Hi Guillaume,

thank you for the post and the straightforward recommendations. I have been using embedded Python for a while and have found that the hybrid between ObjectScript and python code is not always easy to maintain and refactor.

That's why I have now consistently outsourced the python code to .py files and imported my modules via

##class(%SYS.Python).Import("mymodule")

after reading your post. So far I'm very happy with how things are going, except I've had problems when applying the pythonic naming conventions for method names.

def validate_header():

caused errors when I tried to call it this way:

$$$ThrowOnError(mymodule.validate_header())

I had to rename the method to

def validateHeader():

which isn't particularly bad, but I thought I'd mention it here in case anyone is stuck in a similar situation
 

And here is the code if you are using a Installer manifest 😉 Helps us while working with containers.

Class HBT.Util.WebApp
{

ClassMethod DisableNewRuleEditor() As %Status
{
        #Dim tSC As %Status
        #Dim tSE As %Exception.StatusException
        
        Try {
            Zn "%SYS"
            &SQL(UPDATE Security.Applications SET Enabled = 0 WHERE ID = '/ui/interop/rule-editor') 
            Set tSC = $$$OK
        } Catch tSE {
            Set tSC = tSE.AsStatus()
            Quit
        }
        Quit tSC
}

}