The solution depends on the problem, my understanding is that the problem is to convert any arbitrary HTML to PDF, then I don't think Zen report can do it.

There are plenty of options, as discussed in the thread linked above.

Personally, a little more than 10 years ago I've used a (commercial) .NET library called hiqpdf and wrote a very tiny .NET wrapper. Works great and since then it's still running fine.

Enrico

I don't think is possible, ANY IRIS.DAT can be mounted and named as desired when mounted (configured) in an IRIS instance.

If the database is mounted, then it's possible to find out the name and path of the IRIS.DAT that correspond to a mounted database: System Management Portal -> System Operations - Databases, there you have the list of configured databases with name and corresponding path.

If you have a "spare" unmounted/unconfigured database then you can mount it (add it to the IRIS configuration) and check the content and see what it contains to understand what was used for.

Enrico

How is the BS pulling the data? From files? From SQL? Or?

I think you need to parallelize the dequeuing, but I don't think a BS can have more than one job. You can move the dequeuing to a Business Operation, in that case you can assign as many jobs (pool size) as required.

Enrico

≥ or %ge; ??

Hi Con,
I was afraid of that, the $zcvt function does not handle that translation.

You need to modify your code to something like:

set text=$zcvt(text,"O","XML")
set text =$replace(text,">=","≥")
write !,"<PostInfo>"_text_"</PostInfo>"

Enrico

Regarding:

Set mgr.StringQuote = ""

I think it should be:

Set mgr.StringQuote = """"

Otherwise you set the StringQuote to null.

Regarding the date/time export, what's the datatype of the columns (class properties) you are exporting?

Enrico

In what part/context and how (constant? function/expression? report data?) of a ZEN Report do you want to insert it?

Maybe a little snipped of the report may help us in helping you...

Enrico

Often SqlComputed is used for properties that are also calculated like:

Property TestCalc As %String [ Calculated, SqlComputeCode = { Set {*} = ..#TestParam }, SqlComputed ];

but in that case ..#ParamName does not work, this works:

Property TestCalc As %String [ Calculated, SqlComputeCode = { Set {*} = ##class(test.CalcParm).#TestParam }, SqlComputed ];

Enrico