go to post Laura Blázquez ... · Jun 10 Finally we found a solution for this. My colleage @Miguelio resolved it. He has documented it in Spanish community. I put here the link: https://es.community.intersystems.com/post/persistencia-de-sesi%C3%B3n-o...
go to post Laura Blázquez ... · May 8 That property doesn't exists in the class you are using as context. But in the rule editor, General tab, you have a section called Temporary Variables, you can create there, and reference it with @<name> in the rule. In your case, your assing will be: assing @Namespace = Piece(AlertRequest.SourceConfigName,"|") Here is the documentation: Temporary Variables User-specified temporary variables, which you can use in the rule definition. The variables must be separated by commas, for example: FreeShippingValue,ShipMethod,PremierMember You can reference a temporary variable in a rule definition by preceding the variable name with the @ (at sign) character, for example, @FreeShippingValue. You cannot use temporary variables outside the rule definition. To pass information to a transformation, you can instead use the RuleUserData property. For more information, see Selecting the Transformation and Target of a Send Action.
go to post Laura Blázquez ... · Apr 8 According to the documentation, there is a parameter "pFormat" that has default value acelo, where: c - output the ObjectScript-specific "_class" and "_id" properties So, if you just call the transform like this, it should work: set dynObj = ##class(%ZEN.Auxiliary.altJSONProvider).%ObjectToAET(person, , , "aelo")
go to post Laura Blázquez ... · Mar 28 After executing your query, you need to move cursor and then you can get data: SET SC = resultset.Prepare(sql) SET SC = resultset.Execute() if (resultset.Next(.SC)) { quit:$$$ISERR(SC) set cnt = resultset.Data("CNT") } SET SC = resultset.Close()
go to post Laura Blázquez ... · Nov 12, 2019 Thank you very much, I was able to solve my problem with what I put in, and for now I have not needed more
go to post Laura Blázquez ... · Feb 9, 2017 Thank you for the information. We know about Ensemble Alerts, and we use it to alert on error, but we did not know that we can set it to alert on other things. The course has been very useful too.