go to post Ben Spead · Aug 10, 2023 can you please show your actual variable being set and then your command and its execution? as you can see from my example above, I was able to get DD for a single digit day with 09 yesterday.
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 9, 2023 agreed - which is why I always recommend forcing 4 digit years using yearopt with $zdate() :) Keep in mind that $zdate() preceeded Y2K which is why is has behavior that defaults to 2 years in certain circumstances (to keep the API calls backwards compatible).
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 9, 2023 this would do mmddyyyy and not ddmmyyyy ... use 4 as your dformat instead (https://docs.intersystems.com/iris20232/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?...)
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 9, 2023 Please see details on the yearopt parameter for $zdate (https://docs.intersystems.com/iris20232/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?...) ... depending on the locale and on the year in question, if you don't specify yearopt you risk have a 2 digit year rather than a 4 digit year (default for my locale is yearopt = 0 which would show 20th century years as 2 digits). You probably want to specify a yearopt of 4 to force 4 digits all the time.
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 9, 2023 Or, to make it work for any international locale: USER>write $replace($ZDate($h,4,,4),##class(%SYS.NLS.Format).GetFormatItem("DateSeparator"),"") 09082023
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 9, 2023 Something like this? USER>write $replace($ZDate($h,4,,4),"/","") 09082023
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 9, 2023 Upvoted and you are up to 13! 10 days to go to the the last 7 needed for the 20 required upvotes. Thank you for bringing this to our attention @John Murray!
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 4, 2023 @Julius Kavay - I was thinking more about it and I think your point about moving tags to the head of articles is a very good one which can save people a lot of time by helping them more quickly see the context of the content. I have submitted the enhancement request here: https://ideas.intersystems.com/ideas/DPI-I-426Feel free to upvote :)
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 4, 2023 Thank you for the feedback @Julius Kavay - I added a hyperlink to the first use of CCR for those that don't scroll down far enough to see the tags. I would however suggest that if an acronym is used 8 times in a post and it is tagged with an acronym of the same spelling, then the balance of probably makes it most probable that the acronym in the article has the same meaning as the acronym in the tag ;)
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 4, 2023 Thanks for the question @Julius Kavay - the #CCR tag indicates the context for this post: https://community.intersystems.com/tags/ccr
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 4, 2023 I was remiss in not recognizing @Alexander Obolenskiy who did all of the brilliant work to make this vision a reality!! Thank you Alex - this is going to be incredibly helpful to a large number of people!
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 4, 2023 @Dmitry Maslennikov - as GA is eminent the guys were set to expire post-GA, but Product Management decided that this really wasn't necessary so next time it will have a longer expiration even if GA is right around the corner. Thanks for raising the question!
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 3, 2023 This probably has something to do with the security configuration in the SMP and how session sharing is working. Sounds like it's starting a new session every time. I suggest contacting InterSystems Support and they can help you debug the situation. This definitely should not be the behavior and would certainly be quite disruptive to anyone's workflow!
go to post Ben Spead · Aug 2, 2023 @Dmitry Maslennikov - thank you for bringing this to our attention. We're working on refreshing the keys now
