After some investigation on the above problem I realised that when purging record map data the data integrity check is the problem as I am using Ensemble 2014.1 the relationships on those is a one to many so when deleting these objects there is an %ondelete method which invokes a delete record method which tries to delete a record and then delete the batch but it does not check if that batch still have records associated with it. Now a new problem arises where I have tried to delete individuals records in a batch successfully but when trying to delete the batch its self it errors with a 5002 ROLLback error now the question is how to get around this problem
@Eduard LebedyukEduard Lebedyuk No it is not a known node what I am trying to do is pull those characters and pass them to $TRANSLATE($SYSTEM.Encryption.Base64Encode(streamString),$C(10,13))' as part of a document I need to convert to a pdf but have tried all the encodings I could use from utf -8 to the windows 1252 and I get an error like so
ERROR <Ens>ErrException: <ILLEGAL VALUE>zEncodeStream+18 @Eduard Lebedyuk' set encString = $TRANSLATE($SYSTEM.Encryption.Base64Encode(streamString),$C(10,13))' any ways to get around the base 64 encoding
$LENGTH(pRequest.GetValueAt("PID:3") please note this does not give me list length rather it take the PID as a string and give me the length of the string I need to able to extract the individual values in the segment that's the length I need
@Robert Cemper Is it possible to have an example as I do not know where to start so far using the %Net.HttpRequest I have been able to navigate to the Log in page and would like to locate the user inputs and insert some credentials
set oReq = ##class(%Net.HttpRequest).%New()
set oReq.Server =..Server
set oReq.Location =..location
set oReq.SSLConfiguration =..SSlConfig
set oReq.Https=1
After some investigation on the above problem I realised that when purging record map data the data integrity check is the problem as I am using Ensemble 2014.1 the relationships on those is a one to many so when deleting these objects there is an %ondelete method which invokes a delete record method which tries to delete a record and then delete the batch but it does not check if that batch still have records associated with it. Now a new problem arises where I have tried to delete individuals records in a batch successfully but when trying to delete the batch its self it errors with a 5002 ROLLback error now the question is how to get around this problem
@Eduard Lebedyuk all ready tried that but it refreshes the whole page
@Eduard LebedyukEduard Lebedyuk No it is not a known node what I am trying to do is pull those characters and pass them to $TRANSLATE($SYSTEM.Encryption.Base64Encode(streamString),$C(10,13))' as part of a document I need to convert to a pdf but have tried all the encodings I could use from utf -8 to the windows 1252 and I get an error like so
@Jon Willeke I mean the above characters I would like to have them on an xml in their ASCII format(HTML Format)eg bullet point in •
@sjbttt sjbttt did you final get the solution to this if you did would you kindly share the solution please
Thanks this is what I am trying to do
@Anastasia Dyubaylo why are you editing all my questions
$LENGTH(pRequest.GetValueAt("PID:3") please note this does not give me list length rather it take the PID as a string and give me the length of the string I need to able to extract the individual values in the segment that's the length I need
@Robert Cemper thank you for the guidance
@Robert Cemper Is it possible to have an example as I do not know where to start so far using the %Net.HttpRequest I have been able to navigate to the Log in page and would like to locate the user inputs and insert some credentials