You can use 'client->name as clientname' and .%Get("clientname") or use .%GetData(columnnumber)

To check if a database is corrupt : Do ^INTEGRIT

To repair a database : Do ^REPAIR (But if you don't know this utility or the internals of database blocks and pointers : don't use it !!!)

USER>write $system.Version.GetISCComponents()
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Hi Tiago,

There is always a risk of getting errors after an upgrade, depending how your application uses Caché.
For example : your application could use custom data/code that is stored in the manager's database, and that database will be overwritten in the upgrade, so you will risk loosing data/code. (It is bad practice to store info there, but it is possible) 

Best is to contact the vendor/developers, and test the upgrade by copying the server to a test server and do the upgrade there.
 

I added the way to find out which global name is used in my first reply  : try
 

You can use indirection :

Be carefull : the second parameter of $zdateh is =1 for US format (mm/dd/yyyy), =4 for European format (dd/mm/yyyy) and =8 for yyyymmdd format.
Luckily, $zdateh is smart enough to know your date is really US and not yyymmdd, but the correct answer is to use $zdateh(x,1) > $zdateh(y,1), and not 8 as second parameter :

write $zdateh("05/01/2022",1)
66230  -> the internal date for may 1st 2022
write $zdateh("05/01/2022",4)
66114  -> the internal date for 5 january 2022
write $zdateh("05/01/2022",8)
66230  -> $zdateh expects yyyymmdd, assumes this is US format (but this is wrong if European format was intended)

Set Attribute Mode	<ESC>[{attr1};...;{attrn}m

• Sets multiple display attribute settings. The following lists standard attributes:

  0	Reset all attributes
  1	Bright
  2	Dim
  4	Underscore	
  5	Blink
  7	Reverse
  8	Hidden
  
  	Foreground Colours
  30	Black
  31	Red
  32	Green
  33	Yellow
  34	Blue
  35	Magenta
  36	Cyan
  37	White
  
  	Background Colours
  40	Black
  41	Red
  42	Green
  43	Yellow
  44	Blue
  45	Magenta
  46	Cyan
  47	White

Hi Eduard,

This works in Caché, i guess it should also work on Iris (vt100 escape codes) :

Can you try this :

...
set mysqlstat="select * from file.Log where ConfigName='hhhhhhhhhhh"
set sr=##class(%SQL.Statement).%ExecDirect(,mysqlstat)
if sr.%SQLCODE=0 {
  set file="/tmp/temp.txt"  ;or any existing directory path + file name
  open file:"wns":1 Else  Write "could not open file",!
  If $Test {
    use file
    do sr.%Display()
    close file
  }
}
halt
EOM

You should preferably put all the code between znspace... and halt in a routine or class method, and just call it from the script.