• So you have a local instance of Caché as well.
• Check with WRC if Cachè 13 is supported on Windows 11.
• local access needs no firewall in Win   

the example builds on the fact that the storage structure of the serial object is known

 Storage Default
{
<Data name="serItemState">
<Value name="1">
<Value>Subject</Value>
</Value>
<Value name="2">
<Value>Change</Value>
</Value>
<Value name="3">
<Value>Color</Value>
</Value>
</Data>
<State>serItemState</State>
<StreamLocation>^rcc.IC.serItemS</StreamLocation>

in this case color  is #3 in serial storage  ==>>  $list(%Value,3)

So you need to know the position of FamilyName in  HS.SDA3.Name (e.g.7 ?)

then you can use $list(%value,7) =  'Twain'   as condition

7 is just a guess as I don't have any HS* classes at hands 

write $translate($justify(input,ln)," ",0)

 if $d(^|"%SYS"|CONFIG("Namespaces"," "))
 for  set ns=$o(@$ZR) quit:ns=""  write ns,!  ; or do whatever you intend

ÍD is an reserved name in IRIS / Ensemble
in fact as you describe it, it is rather a KEY than a typical ID
so this query may serve your needs

SELECT LIST(Value) WHERE KEY=11 

SELECT LIST(Value) WHERE KEY=12

with   set pSettings("From_Source_Rec_Job","Adapter...

you pass a String literal

assuming the value of your variable  str = From_Source_Rec_Job

then    set pSettings(str,"Adapter","FTPPort")=2022 

should be sufficient

Studio has a feature to expand / compress ObjectScript Commands
Advanced Editing
this might be a starting point.

You mentioned IIS.
Are you sure IIS is listening at port 57772 ?

And: http://localhost:57772/csp/sys/UtilHome.csp
looks like the old call to private Apache

do LOG^%ETN 
does an actual snapshot and you my examining the actual content at that point of time in SMP

Hi  @Daniel Aguilar 
 This looks pretty much like my case:
https://community.intersystems.com/post/docker-start-iris-community20241-preview-fails-repeatedly

if your processor doesn't fit the requirements this applies also to Docker images.

Typical mistakes with ODBC access over Windows DSN

• ODBC driver old version
• 32bit driver on 64bit installation or vice-versa
• not created & tested as System DSN
• user / password / namespace mismatch 
• wrong configured TLS/SSL access 

http://<server>:<port>/csp/......
refers to the private webserver installed and used in past releases

_SYSTEM is just another user name with role %ALL
any other account with the same role can do it as well.
Tying some code to a Username  ignoring the power of roles is an elementary design error. 

Hi @Otto Medin !
HTTP is basically US ASCII 7bit with some "handcrafted" extensions
- somehow "UTF 7.6" 🤪 focussing on octets
it works for äöü  but NOT for €  (x20AC)  >>> in URL  %u20AC

for details: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/304419/what-encoding-are-the-http-status-and-header-lines

my hint: Try to avoid it in HTTP headers and stick with 7bit ASCII to be on the save side
browsers are less risk for problems but old applications are

YES, concurrency applies to persistent objects once the are sved the first time
this means: it doesn't apply when the object is NEW and has no ID yet.

in XML the construct with ![CDATA[  gets used if the string contains any
character that may cause conflicts in XML parsing:
In your case it is the & (Ampersand)  that triggers the different use.

THIS causes the ![CDATA[ in a string field!
.

Start reading the documentation:
Running the Terminal Application from the Command Line

once you know what namespace you are looking at you may list available schemata by

SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.SCHEMATA

which returns 750  rows for namespace HSCUSTOM

 

And here is the full documentation
Processing Errors at the Terminal Prompt

2d  indicates that you are 2 stack levels down from Command prompt last entered by do
enter QUIT to return  to top  

do ^%STACK may display your way  down to your actual point