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Congratulations! $INCREMENT always works!
Congratulations You could finally work around the issue.!
Simplified:
WIJ is the on-disk image of your modified buffers.
If buffers are changed they get updated on-disk by an asynchronous background process.
The modified date is typically the last modification at file close.
writing modification date at every file update as you expect will break every file system.
Transposing your expectation to a text editor would mean to update the file and date at every new line:
I suppose you would be disappointed by the related performance reduction.
Though, from personal experience, this seems to be the standard operating style of almost every government.馃槈
n i f i=1:1:20 w !,$$save(file,glob) s id=^TEST zw id it looks like magic and the issue is independent of Global name
for testing, I would suggest this extension to the loop.
zw also shows any $Lb() in readable format
6, 7, seem to break sometimes ??
after I called the label a second time
pls. check ^TEST or ^TEST2 before the 2nd call
if it isn't starting with a number it throws <ILLEGAL VALUE>
I see no obvious reason in your code why it should NOT be Numeric.
so in your test loop you may do a "write ^TEST,! " to check this condition
what OS are you working with ? "C:/temp/file.xslt"
even deleting the lock from Terminal doesn't seems to work
Whatever you try to express doesn't make sense
Any kind of LOCK is bound just to the job that executes it
there is just no "UNLOCK" from outside except job termination.
the locking job in your screenshot is 9908
but your terminal is job 10376
expressed in a picture:
- you try to catch a fly in your room that is flying somewhere outside the building
Part of it (KILL, SET, TSTART, TCOMMIT, TROLLBACK) by global by process can be traced by examination of JOURNAL
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There is nothing similar for Global READ
You may try this approach to convert JSON into a Global for search and iteration
ClassMethod Calendar(y As %Integer) As %String
{
s a=$lfs("Monkey,Rooster,Dog,Pig,Rat,Ox,Tiger,Rabbit,Dragon,Snake,Horse,Goat,Metal,Water,Wood,Fire,Earth") q $li(a,y\2#5+13)_" "_$li(a,y#12+1)
}great idea:: integers as separators!
just realized the separating blank broke the line in display.
I didn't get the meaning of Field(ge=0) immediately
I see 6 variants to achieve this in IRIS in order of my personal preference
There are eventually more options
you are not quite correct:
abstract class %CSP.Stream is a base class for
you decide which one to use
Where is the problem ?
First bid:
#1) Subscript > 511 chars is not allowed.png)
#2) your browser broke the CSPCHD token for some CSP page
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Thanks @Bob Kuszewski !
Sniffing through System Globals and Journals I found ^oddPYTHON and more:
I'm convinced it works as before
Thanks @Bob Kuszewski !
Sniffing through System Globals and Journals I found ^oddPYTHON and more:
I'm convinced it works as before
contact ISC sales, buy an appropriate license, and you get access to WRC and the Kit repo
Last version of Cach茅 was 2018
I see. just Sub-sessions:
If this is your own CSP page you may set %session.EndSession =1
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OR
you have a dummy page that does just this and you call it manually
I did it mostly during testing
check Network Coding and Character Coding (Sorry example just in German)
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Check available disk space
since the invention of Grace Period by BdK I'm fighting hanging CSP connections.
my approach:
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in most cases, it is sufficient to get free locked licenses
Robert
YEAH! Coffee in Belgium was always great for me
when I worked in Italy and Spain 40+ years back we always went to the cafeteria next door.
They served excellent "caf茅 correto".
BTW: I'd definetly prefer Sangia over Cold Water
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I assume "water cooler tank" has the same social functionality
as the kitchenette with the common coffee machine in central and northern Europe
Hi @Raj Singh, @Lorenzo Scalese , @Evgeny Shvarov
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I suggest to have globals and routines in separate databases.
Keep the routines always local and only use Global DB over ECP for shared access.
The price is you have routines to maintain in 2 instances.