thank you. a very elegant solution.
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thank you. a very elegant solution.
i found that if i parameterize my values, it works.
set V48= "V<48"
set V57= "V>57"
set V65= "V<65"
set V90= "V>90"
set V97= "V<97"
set V122= "V>122"
C:\Cachesys\bin\cterm.exe /console=cn_iptcp:%%x[23] C:\Users\................\ERROR_IN_CODES.scr %%x %V48% %V57% %V65% %V90% %V97% %V122%
I (<p2>!(<p3>))&&(<p4>!(<p5>))&&(<p6>!(<p7>))
each entry in the global is unique. i only need to be able to access only one entry. say, ^OPG("AC","MD",1,3). that's it.
my class is build on the global with two nodes. but one of my columns should reference the data in the global entry that has 4 nodes. I want to capture the value from ^OPG("AC","MD",1,3) and get the "1:" using the "Use Specifications: " option shown below without having to create a "Calculated SqlComputeCode" function in the code
Manel,
thanks for your reply. but the question is with a namespace on a different server within the same network. say you have a couple different internal IP each with several namespaces. I just want to know if i could compare routines like this:
do ##class(%Library.Routine).RoutineCompare("\\10.10.1.168\c$\cashesys.....\USER","routine","\\10.10.2.156\$c\cachesys......\TEST","routine","^x")
THANKS FOR THAT.
THE MORE IMPORTANT PART OF THE QUESTION IS CAN YOU "JOB $SYSTEM.OBJ" FUNCTION. ON MY MACHINE, I GET THIS:
USER>JOB $SYSTEM.OBJ.Export("RICHS.int","c:\ads\richh.rtn")
JOB $SYSTEM.OBJ.Export("RICHS.int","c:\AAA\richh.rtn")
^
<UNIMPLEMENTED>
USER>
Hi,
this web page is on the client. Right now it is on my machine. this is not going to be deployed anywhere; it is simply a tool to access information across the Cache databases
I tried $zf and that works only for very simple command like $zf(-1,"dir *.*"). but it does not work some more complicated statements. I tried a javascript functions, but IE does not allow it, anymore.
there has to be a way to do this. No?