To avoid manually querying one date at a time, create a custom table-valued function that loops through all error dates in %SYS and returns a unified result. This allows you to run a single SQL query like AppS_Util.ApplicationErrorLog_ErrorCounts(14) to get errors from the past 14 days easily. 😎

Yes, you can programmatically determine the index of a pooled component in InterSystems IRIS by using the FindPoolIndex method, which will return the index of the current component in the pool. This method can help you identify which partition of the data each business service instance should handle, allowing you to assign the correct partition in your SQL query. Ensure that the FindPoolIndex method is properly implemented to map the instance to the correct partition index, as shown in your example. This will allow you to scale the batch operations effectively using pooling and partitioning. 🚀

To resolve the issue with parameterized queries in the EnsLib.SQL.OutboundAdapter, make sure you're passing the parameters correctly using an array, as the ExecuteUpdate method expects the parameters to be passed in as an array. Here’s how you can adjust the code: objectscript

Set sql="INSERT INTO RawData (DrugDetails) VALUES (?)" Set params(1) = patientJSON Set tSC = ..Adapter.ExecuteUpdate(.nrows, sql, .params)

This method will bind the parameters to the query correctly. Ensure that the SQL Server ODBC driver and database configurations are compatible with parameterized queries. You may also want to check if the Ensemble configuration requires any additional settings for parameterized queries. 🍥