Bravo @Robert Cemper, I consider it a privilege that I got to work with you and learn from you before your retirement, and now I can keep in touch on the D.C.!! 
 

You might want to bookmark this one instead, so you're always looking at the latest documentation:

https://docs.intersystems.com/irislatest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls... 

@Nicole Sun - thank you for putting this together ... it's a great overview on which to structure a broad understanding of InterSystems IRIS performance considerations :)

creative!

please do!!

not directly - this is grabbing the Length ($Length()) of the variable X, using "," as a delimiter of the string.  So the counter 'i' will run from 1 to the length of X, and then each iteration will grab the next piece of the string (, delimited again)

Well done @Vic Sun - this must have taken a very long time to pull together.  Thank you for taking that time and making this reference available to the D.C.!

You beat me to it @Chris Stewart!

@well done @Steve Pisani, thank you :)

I am not sure that all of the docs are public until the product is fully released.

Thank you Robert for the time you took to test all of this out and make the code available :)  Do you have any observations, conclusions, takeaways after your testing?

Very nice article!  Thank you for the time you took to write it :)

Congrats everyone!  Great milestone :)

Glad you figured it out!  Thank you for letting us know that it was resolved and was a configuration issue.

Congrats and thank you for your contribution to the community!

@David.Satorres6134  - that is a TREMENDOUS example of leveraging embedded python to avoid reinventing the wheel in ObjectScript!  This very nicely demonstrates the value to people like me, who prefer to work in ObjectScript whenever possible, of having embedded python as a bridge to thousands and thousand of reusable libraries.  Thank you for weighing in :)

what version of IRIS is this occurring on?

Nice work on this Vivian - thank you!