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IRIS/Caché Analyst-Developer, graduated in Business Administration and degree in Mathematics, postgraduate degree in Strategic Planning and Business Management, and Master of Science in Business Administration.
It's true that using streams makes handling large volumes of data easier; however, I had problems some time ago with an API response because, to read JSON objects within a stream, I needed to transform them using %FromJSON, but due to the volume of data, this caused a StringStack error. Therefore, I had to read the stream line by line and extract the data using pieces and extracts.
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Many years ago I used Xecute in some very specific situations that, I confess, I don't even remember very well anymore; however, I remember very well that debugging legacy code is always made more difficult with the use of Xecute, so I have always been an advocate against using it, except in situations of extreme necessity.
But I recognize that in your example it really seemed quite useful.
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Wow, I didn't know that, and I never even considered the possibility of using regular expressions in the map! Very interesting, thank you!