Hi Community!
This is the update on what are the new applications submitted on OpenExchange in June 2019!
New Applications
Example Backup Task published by @Sergey Mikhailenko
Sample database backup copying task with prior deletion of outdated copies
Hi Community!
This is the update on what are the new applications submitted on OpenExchange in June 2019!
New Applications
Example Backup Task published by @Sergey Mikhailenko
Sample database backup copying task with prior deletion of outdated copies
A more useful Object Dump published by @Robert Cemper
This small helper class allows you to dump an object to terminal or
e.g in background to some stream for later review.
Samples BI published by @Evgeny Shvarov on behalf of InterSystems
This is a technology example of InterSystems Business Analytics tool with Cubes, Pivots, MDX Queries and Dashboards. The Sample is formerly known as "Holefoods "
Interjob communication Demo published by @Robert Cemper
It's internal variant of PIPE
Hi Community!
This is the update on what are the new applications submitted on OpenExchange in May 2019
New Applications
Background Jobs over ECP published by @Robert Cemper
An internal variant of a PIPE
Hi Community!
This is the update on what are the new applications submitted on OpenExchange in May 2019
New Applications
Background Jobs over ECP published by @Robert Cemper
An internal variant of a PIPE
Simple Remote Server Control published by @Robert Cemper
Simple monitoring of several servers at a lightweight level
iris-nodejs-101 published by @David Reche
This application demo a REST API build in node.js able to receive HTTP GET, POST and DELETE of custom JSON
Sea Battle published by @Evgeny Shvarov
Simple terminal game an approach to "Sea Battle". Example of simple ObjectScript method calls and terminal interaction The code is an ObjectScript remake of Python example in CodeAcademy
PHP-module for Caché published by @Sergey Kamenev
This is PHP-module for InterSystems Caché. In current moment module works only locally, on same server where running Caché. Module has excelence speed because uses c-callin interface for access to DB.
PHP-module for IRIS published by @Sergey Kamenev
This is PHP-module for InterSystems IRIS. In current moment module works only locally, on same server where running IRIS or Caché. Module has excelence speed because uses c-callin interface for access to DB.
TSQL Checkers v.1.0.0 published by @Anton Umnikov
Demonstration of TSQL support in InterSystems IRIS. Checkers game
isclib v.2.1.0 published by @Kyle Michel
Go library for interacting with InterSystems Corporation products like Cache and Ensemble
It's all about multi-model nature of IRIS and Caché.
Everything in Caché and InterSystems IRIS is being stored in globals - key-value sparse stored arrays.
Every persistent class (a class which stores data on disk) has the map of how the data should be stored in a particular global (globals).
ObjectScript Class definition provides the API of how the data will be stored and read from a global (globals) via Object Script or SQL access.
You can specify standard or custom storage strategy for a class.
The persistent 'SomeClass' class with standard storage strategy will provide the API to store data in ^SomeClassD data for data itself and ^SomeClassI global for indexes.
You can see the storage strategy of a class in the source code of a persistent class immediately after successful compilation - it will be visible in a related XML block at the bottom of the class.
In your case you have a custom storage strategy which could be everything. Check @Brendan Bannon's series on that which could be really helpful for you.
As @Eduard Lebedyuk mentioned, if you delete the class as source code (e.g. via Management Portal) it will not delete the data itself.
But! As @Robert Cemper mentioned if you delete it via SQL API with DROP statement it will delete data in a global too (because we suppose the data to be deleted if we DROP a table, right?).
HTH
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Thank you, developers, not only for registering but rather for making this place more and more helpful for everyone who develops and supports solutions on InterSystems Data Platforms all over the world! Big applause to all of us!