go to post John Murray · Mar 29, 2018 In case this behaviour is version-specific, please tell us your $ZVERSION string.
go to post John Murray · Mar 27, 2018 Fixed it again. If it breaks in future, try searching InterSystems documentation for "cinstall setserviceusername" (without the quotes)
go to post John Murray · Mar 26, 2018 Specifically, the $-style methods (called system methods) were introduced in 2016.1 and then removed in 2016.2. See here for details.
go to post John Murray · Mar 26, 2018 I'm seeing extra whitespace characters at unexpected places in the code fragments you posted. For example between $ and fromJSON(data)What is your $ZVERSION value? The $-style methods got introduced at one point, then removed in a later version.
go to post John Murray · Mar 26, 2018 Just to clarify, is this the stuff your user is unhappy about seeing in plaintext?https://omnidata.com.au/csp/lcda/StudentList.csp
go to post John Murray · Mar 26, 2018 I assume you are using Caché on Windows, and you are launching Terminal from the Cube on the local desktop of the PC where Caché is running.In this case the security settings of the %Service_Console service (System > Security Management > Services) are what you need to adjust.Enabling only "Unauthenticated" will mean that you don't get prompted for username/password, and your Terminal session will report $username="UnknownUser". But the security settings for UnknownUser will also have to allow that account to get to the programmer prompt. If they don't, your Terminal session won't start.Enabling only "Operating System" will mean that provided a Caché user account exists that matches the Windows account you are logged into the desktop as, your Terminal session will report that username as its $username. Again, the Caché account will need sufficient permissions to get to the programmer prompt.
go to post John Murray · Mar 16, 2018 Indeed. IMO, %ALL is an unnecessarily well-hidden secret and I wish new installations created %ALL by default. See this post of mine for more info.
go to post John Murray · Mar 16, 2018 Here's a place to start reading the public online doc:http://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=GCI_upgradeSoftware kits can be downloaded from InterSystems WRC (Worldwide Response Center) at https://wrc.intersystems.com/ but you will need a WRC account to log in with.
go to post John Murray · Mar 13, 2018 I was wondering the same thing, seeing how Kevin referred to "directory" names. But given that he tagged the post as "Studio" I assumed he meant "package" rather than "directory".
go to post John Murray · Mar 12, 2018 Can you make use of this classmethod?http://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/documatic/%25CSP.Documatic.cls?PAGE=CLASS&LIBRARY=%25SYS&CLASSNAME=%25SYSTEM.OBJ#METHOD_IsUpToDate
go to post John Murray · Mar 12, 2018 For my Studio, to toggle the menubar it seems to be View->Toolbars, and then choose Customize...There, go to the Toolbars tab:
go to post John Murray · Mar 12, 2018 This article has some more info about the status of an enhancement that I hope will mean we can hide system classes in Atelier Explorer in the same way as can already be done in Server Explorer.
go to post John Murray · Mar 8, 2018 Any useful clues in cconsole.log file?What does 'ccontrol stop INSTANCE001' report?You might need to force the instance down, but perhaps best to consult WRC first.
go to post John Murray · Mar 8, 2018 Indeed. As a consequence, some of our tools that check $ZV to tell if they're running on the InterSystems platforms or on one of the other M implementations have had to be modified to treat "IRIS" as equivalent to "Cache".
go to post John Murray · Mar 8, 2018 If your Cache service on Windows is running under the LocalSystem account (the default for some types of Cache install), then processes launched by Cache (including for interactive users connecting using the telnet service) won't be able to access UNC fileshares.See https://community.intersystems.com/post/who-does-windows-think-i-am for more info.
go to post John Murray · Feb 28, 2018 This may look alarming, but all it's doing is destroying the local variable (you named it 'stream') that's referencing your stream object. And assuming it's the only variable referencing the object, the object will be destroyed, thus closing the file it had opened.
go to post John Murray · Feb 27, 2018 Latest public releases of 2017.1 and 2017.2 are currently 2017.1.2 and 2017.2.1, so if you're encountering this issue you may need to request an ad-hoc build containing CDS2960.
go to post John Murray · Feb 27, 2018 I guess he means Management Portal. And I wonder if a long-running SQL operation initiated from there might be adversely affected by a CSP Web Gateway timeout.
