go to post Ronaldo Nascimento · Aug 20 import iris address = os.environ['IRIS_HOST'] port = int(os.environ['IRIS_PORT']) namespace = os.environ['IRIS_NAMESP'] username = os.environ['IRIS_USER'] password = os.environ['IRIS_PASSWD'] # TODO: change to %SYS namespace programmaticly, save the original # namespace and revert when done namespace = "%SYS" connection_string = f"{address}:{port}/{namespace}" logging.info(f"connecting to: {connection_string}") connection = iris.connect(connection_string, username, password) logging.debug(f"{connection}") cursor = connection.cursor()
go to post Ronaldo Nascimento · Aug 20 Im not using embedded python, but a script using the intersystems-irispython module. So the iris object has no method `execute()`
go to post Ronaldo Nascimento · Jul 15 I figured it out, I had misspelled the form's action class reference. Once I corrected it, the page acts as expected.
go to post Ronaldo Nascimento · Jul 9 $D(%request.Data("action",1)) worked, I was able to determine which of the submit buttons was pressed. Thank you!
go to post Ronaldo Nascimento · Jul 9 My bad I forgot to add the ,1 in the Data method. It still crashes and gets an Undefined error. Set action = $Get(%Request.Data("action", 1), "")
