It seems that adding to favorites via the management portal itself has also stopped working. Interestingly, there is no error in this case.

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IRIS 2025.1.CE: the error is the same.

Why the %Library.EntityProjectionUtil class is missing in the system is a good question for developers.

##class(%DynamicObject).%FromOref()

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Script Command Arguments:

Note:

Any ASCII (extended) character except NUL (000) can be produced via <ddd> where ddd is the decimal value of the character.

USER>w $a("<")
60
USER>w $a(">")
62

So, something similar is needed:

echo: off
send: s V=4 I (V<60>48!(V<62>57))&&(V<60>65!(V<62>90))&&(V<60>97!(V<62>122))  W A,?10,G,?30,B,!
wait for:USER>

I join the question @Ashok Kumar T.

I did not find DP-422635 and DP-424156 among the published ones:

• InterSystems IRIS® Change Notes (2024.1.3)
• InterSystems IRIS® Upgrade Checklist (2024.2)
• InterSystems IRIS® Upgrade Checklist (2024.3)
• InterSystems IRIS® Upgrade Checklist (2025.1)

In addition, there are no warnings in the documentation that these methods are deprecated and no longer work: Calling Functions and Procedures from Python

See Run an ObjectScript Routine from Embedded Python^2024.1

Example:

USER>d $system.Python.Shell()

>>> iris.routine("fnString^IRISPython",14)
'Hello 14'
>>>

Initially, the question was asked in relation to Caché or/and Ensemble 2018.1, but not to IRIS.

There are many examples in the documentation: Using Dynamic SQL

$SYSTEM.Process.UserName(##class(%SYS.ProcessQuery).NextProcess(""))

Another solution via $LISTFROMSTRING:

set s="item1"
for i=2:1:5 {
  set s=s_",item"_i
}
set mylist=$listfromstring(s)
zwrite mylist ; mylist = $lb("item1","item2","item3","item4","item5")

USER>w $zv
IRIS for Windows (x86-64) 2024.3 (Build 217U) Thu Nov 14 2024 17:59:58 EST

USER>w $$GetEnvironment^%apiOBJ("collation","%Library.String",.collval),! zw collval
1
 
USER>w $$GetEnvironment^%apiOBJ("collation","dc.Username",.collval),! zw collval
1
 
USER>zn "%SYS"
 
%SYS>w $$GetEnvironment^%apiOBJ("collation","%Library.String",.collval),! zw collval
1
 
%SYS>w $$GetEnvironment^%apiOBJ("collation","%Library.Username",.collval),! zw collval
1

Strangely, I had no issues with the %Library.Username type. I didn't explicitly specify the collation anywhere: neither in the data type class nor for the Namespace-wide.

Namespace '%SYS':

Class %Library.Username Extends %String
{

Parameter MAXLEN As INTEGER = 160;

}

Namespace 'USER':

Class dc.Username Extends %String
{

Parameter MAXLEN As INTEGER = 160;

}

Class dc.a Extends %Persistent
{

Index is1 On s1;

Index is2 On s2;

Index is3 On s3;

Property s1 As %String;

Property s2 As %Username;

Property s3 As dc.Username;

ClassMethod Test()
{
  d ..%KillExtent()
  
  f s="joefu","JoeFu" {
    s t=..%New()
    s t.s1=s
    s t.s2=s
    s t.s3=s
    d t.%Save()
  }

  zw ^dc.aD,^dc.aI
}

}

select FIELD_NAME,DATATYPE,COLLATION_FUNCTION,MAXLEN from %Library.SQLCatalog_SQLFields('dc.a')



FIELD_NAME
DATATYPE
COLLATION_FUNCTION
MAXLEN


ID
%Library.BigInt
(null)
(null)


s1
%Library.String
SQLUPPER
50


s2
%Library.Username
SQLUPPER
160


s3
dc.Username
SQLUPPER
160


x__classname
%Library.RawString
(null)
(null)


select INDEX_NAME,FIELDS from %Library.SQLCatalog_SQLIndices('dc.a')



INDEX_NAME
FIELDS


is1
$$SQLUPPER({dc.a.s1})


is2
$$SQLUPPER({dc.a.s2})


is3
$$SQLUPPER({dc.a.s3})


USER>d ##class(dc.a).Test()
^dc.aD=2
^dc.aD(1)=$lb("","joefu","joefu","joefu")
^dc.aD(2)=$lb("","JoeFu","JoeFu","JoeFu")
^dc.aI("is1"," JOEFU",1)=""
^dc.aI("is1"," JOEFU",2)=""
^dc.aI("is2"," JOEFU",1)=""
^dc.aI("is2"," JOEFU",2)=""
^dc.aI("is3"," JOEFU",1)=""
^dc.aI("is3"," JOEFU",2)=""

Specifying a Variable Number of Arguments

Take a look at Creating and Using Terminal Scripts

It seems to me that there is a typo in the TestStartBottomLeft method:

should be  Do $$$AssertEquals(##class(codeGolf.ClockwiseWord).Solution(.matrix, 3, 1), "781234569")

I'm not familiar with Ensemble, but it may be possible to replace the regular stream with the %Stream.GlobalCharacterSearchable class?