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Evgeny Shvarov · Aug 6, 2018

Hi, guys!

There is a community project of DSW reports - which provides a way to prepare and send DeepSee Web reports in PDF by schedule.

So, we introduced this feature to DC online analytics to have a weekly report in PDF - like this one.

If you want to receive this report on Mondays too please put your comment here, we'll put you on the list.

And you are very welcome to introduce your issues how we can improve it, or provide your pull requests.

Evgeny Shvarov · Jul 29, 2018

If you don’t use Studio, you can consider to try isc-dev tool, which is intended to simplify routine processes of import/export code, releases and patches.

Import it to e.g. USER and map to %All.

After that you’ll be able to import, export, release and patch in any namespace.

To work in a given namespace point the tool to a directory on the disk which contains repository in UDL or XML classes (preferablly UDL) with the following command:

d ##class(dev.code).workdir(“/work/github/myproject/src”)

Use following to import the code:

d ##class(dev.code).import()

To setup the mask introduce isc.json file into .../src folder with following content:

{“compileList”:”A*.INC,B*.CLS,C*.CLS,D*.DFI,E*.GBL”

”projectName”:”myproject”

”git”:0}

Example

Call Init class to let dev.code use settings in the given namespace:

d ##class(dev.code).init()

After that you’ll be able to export all the project in one file with the release command:

d ##class(dev.code).release()

it will export all into one /mgr/database/myproject_release_ddmmyyy.xml file.

Once you commit your changes to git repo you’ll be able to have a patch release. Call

d ##class(dev.code).patch()

to get all the changed code into one patch release in /mgr/database/myproject_patch_ddmmyyyy.xml file.

To export all source code (including DeepSee staff)  in UDL and organized in folders call:

d ##class(dev.code).export()

And call compile method to compile everything in your project, but not the whole namespace:

d ##class(dev.code).compile()

One of the projects which is maintained with this util is dsw-map: classes, globals, DFIs, releases.

  
  
  
Evgeny Shvarov · Jul 18, 2018

Hi, Jaqueline!

Have you tried Build Restriction field of the cube?

Build Restriction is in the properties of the cube.

Put there SQL Expression which goes after WHERE clause. It will filter the facts which will be included to your cube. E.g. if you base your cube on Samples.Person you can set the Cube Build Restriction as:

NAME='John' 

to limit the facts of the cubes to only records with 'John' in Name property.

HTH