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The typical compilation sequence goes from
XML -> CLS -> INT -> OBJ <-> OBJ
The practical execution just happens at OBJ level.
For simple cases, the names of all steps might be guessed
except for the OBJ level with embedded SQL or similar
which typically compiles into some
do $classmethod("%sqlcq."_$tr($namespace, .......
and that's the deeper cause to take care for a working compilation
.Fix your sources first to have a consistent package.
Anything else is just wasted time
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Thank you, Rob for your example. (Somewhat late as I was offline this week)!
I like the idea to use a series of ZI with no ZSAVE is great.
Similar to run some external code using $CLASSMETHOD()
a perfect solution
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Caché up to 2018.1 and early versions of IRIS didn't have this
%sqlc. ..... feature