go to post Phillip Wu · Jun 19 Can you please explain what this code does? If I run: DO ##class(%SYS.Namespace).ListAll(.result)zwrite result I get:result("%SYS")=""result("USER")="" ....So how does this code work? if $d(^|"%SYS"|CONFIG("Namespaces"," ")) for set ns=$o(@$ZR) quit:ns="" write ns,!
go to post Phillip Wu · Jun 19 In reference to your ObjectScript code when I try to get the databases contained in namespace "USER":SET status = ##CLASS(%SYS.Namespace).Databases("USER",.dbInfo)^<METHOD DOES NOT EXIST> *Databases,%SYS.NamespacePlease advise
go to post Phillip Wu · Apr 1 Sorry left out the variable 'Status' select Name,Status,TaskClass,Suspended from %SYS.Task where Status <> 1
go to post Phillip Wu · Apr 1 Would this SQL be more accurate?select Name,Status,TaskClass,Suspended from %SYS.Task <> 1If not, why?
go to post Phillip Wu · Mar 20 I think it would be better to use the Ansible expect module: ansible.builtin.expect module Documentation is here:https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/ansible/builtin/expe...
go to post Phillip Wu · Mar 5 Thanks for your advice.I'll check out if I can get the source for the INT program
go to post Phillip Wu · Mar 2 Thanks for everyone's suggestions. Using the OS to pipe in the input from a file is a bit cumbersome and inflexible.
go to post Phillip Wu · Feb 26 Thanks for this code. However when I try to compile the code I get errors with the "labels" Loading file redirectio.cls as udl Compiling class utility.redirectio Compiling routine utility.redirectio.1 ERROR: utility.redirectio.cls(Test+31) #1026: Invalid command : 'rchr(time)' : Offset:6 [zTest+25^utility.redirectio.1] TEXT: rchr(time) quit "a" ERROR: utility.redirectio.cls(Test+33) #1026: Invalid command : 'rstr(len,time)' : Offset:6 [zTest+27^utility.redirectio.1] TEXT: rstr(len,time) quit "xyz" ERROR: utility.redirectio.cls(Test+35) #1026: Invalid command : 'wchr(s)' : Offset:6 [zTest+29^utility.redirectio.1] TEXT: wchr(s) do output($char(s)) quit ERROR: utility.redirectio.cls(Test+37) #1026: Invalid command : 'wff()' : Offset:5 [zTest+31^utility.redirectio.1] TEXT: wff() do output($char(12)) quit ERROR: utility.redirectio.cls(Test+39) #1026: Invalid command : 'wnl()' : Offset:5 [zTest+33^utility.redirectio.1] TEXT: wnl() do output($char(13,10)) quit ERROR: utility.redirectio.cls(Test+41) #1026: Invalid command : 'wstr(s)' : Offset:6 [zTest+35^utility.redirectio.1] TEXT: wstr(s) do output(s) quit ERROR: utility.redirectio.cls(Test+43) #1026: Invalid command : 'wtab(s)' : Offset:6 [zTest+37^utility.redirectio.1] TEXT: wtab(s) do output($char(9)) quit ERROR: utility.redirectio.cls(Test+46) #1026: Invalid command : 'output(s)' : Offset:8 [zTest+40^utility.redirectio.1] TEXT: output(s) set str=str_s quit Detected 8 errors during load. How can this be fixed?
go to post Phillip Wu · Feb 10 If I understand this correctly, if I want to define a new backup task called bt1:set bt=##class(Backup.Task).%New('bt1') Then I can get the properties: w bt.LastRunStatus w bt.Namebt1Is this correct?
go to post Phillip Wu · Feb 3 Thanks to everyone for the quick replies. Much appreciated the Python solution to the question
go to post Phillip Wu · Jan 22 Thanks for everyone's suggestions.Veeam after calling the 'freeze' script was doing some unnecessary processing so delaying the VMWare snapshot and the subsequent call to 'thaw' script.
go to post Phillip Wu · Jan 21 Thanks. That seems to have done the trick.pri_ref.valuehas'\x1c\x01SERVERA.FOO.BAR.ORG/STAGE\x14\x01SERVERA.foo.bar.org|2188\t\x01Primary\x08\x01Active\x15\x01172.31.33.69|1972\x15\x01SERVERA.foo.bar.org|1972' The field separator appears to be \x01. However there is smattering of \x1c\x14\t\x08\x15 Not sure why there are these hex characters?
