go to post john smith · Aug 14 Yep I know that but that doesn't help in my case, because I need the most specific in a separate database and as i mentioned I have more that 100 classes (globals) so yes I can map and specify my Global.pkg.MyClassGlobal in the new database but I already mapped Global.pkg* in the old because I have many classes in Global.pkg and I don't want to map one by one in my pkg and exclude Global.pkg.MyClassGlobal ?So I guess I'll have to go pkg then classes that starts with eg. A, B ...etc (eg. Global.pkg.M*) in the pkg, exclude Global.pkg.MyClassGlobal and map it by itself in the new DB instead.All good thanks Chris
go to post john smith · Aug 1 I made a typo I meant how do I check the status for Prepare and Execute methods? but yes I've checked the status and it was a security where the user set in the task didn't have all privileges Thanks Guys
go to post john smith · Aug 1 not sure by %SYSTEM? and do I check the status for Prepare and Execute methods?
go to post john smith · Jul 31 Yes some tasks doesn't finish before the next one and for that I've expand the interval but when we had the system on Ensemble 2014 we don't get those messages so if one task doesn't finish the next one will just start whenever the previous one finishes, so it's the same scenario but in the new 2018 we receive these messages !?
go to post john smith · Jul 17 Yes David I see your point, will update and see how it goes, but it doesn't have to be programmatically all I'm looking for if I can add a component in my classmethod as I'm doing with html? Thanks
go to post john smith · Jul 17 Its a class that doesn't extend %ZEN.Component.page, but it is a .cls and my understanding is that a CSP pages are pages saved as .csp and my class (.cls) as shown below is considered as a Zen page? here is my class definition and in content section and the problem that I've tried adding a component eg. a textbox or label in the XData Content section (where the time is) but its not showing up in the page, only my html called in my classmethod !?