Fileman is like a fine woman The secrets just keep slipping out.. :-)
I keep looking for the day when I will stop being surprised by it.
Kevin
On 7/5/06, Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's one purpose of extract storage:
>
> Select ZZTEST NAME: A
>Are you adding 'A' as a new ZZTEST
--- Kevin Toppenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you saying that you have tried, for example, putting a "^" in the
> middle of a text entry for a field, and it is accepted?? This would
> introduce terrible field-shifting errors that Chris mentioned! I've
> not tried this myself, but if yo
That's one purpose of extract storage:
Select ZZTEST NAME: A
Are you adding 'A' as a new ZZTEST (the 1ST)? No// Y (Yes)
TEST: ^123??
TEST: 123^23
Select OPTION: INQUIRE TO FILE ENTRIES
OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: ZZTEST//
Select ZZTEST NAME:A
ANOTHER ONE:
STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT? Yes// (Y
Are you saying that you have tried, for example, putting a "^" in the
middle of a text entry for a field, and it is accepted?? This would
introduce terrible field-shifting errors that Chris mentioned! I've
not tried this myself, but if you have done it, I'd like to see a
screen log of the interac
The docs say that data stored in the location can contain "^" but I'm not
sure if FileMan will check if the field being entered is an extract storage
type before it kicks out the "^" user input. After some experimenting it
appears that if the data starts with "^" the input is ignored otherwise
Can you do a read your self and then process the answer, handling the
^ as you wish?
new input
read "Please enter variable: ",input:$get(DTIME,3600),!
...
Kevin
On 7/5/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Chris, thanks for your response(s). I am writing a routine that does
> a
Using extract mode (as you describe) is probably the simplest solution.
Another option is to use $$HTML^DILF to encode special characters as
hex. The trick here is that you need to unencode the data in the output
transform and be sure to use $$GET1^DIQ instead of global reads to gedt
the data. If y
Randy Johnson was the techie guru behind the broadcasting and most of the
recording (which has yet to be posted) of sessions and I just posted his
presentation of how it was done. Also, part of the EsiObjects presentation
with a ppt was just added. It shows the remarkable things the Navy has do
Chris, thanks for your response(s). I am writing a routine that does automated testing. In using it, the user needs to be able to enter some variable name which will be set equal to some initial value he sets. Sometimes that variable name is a global root (and normally he'd choose a temp global fo
Second,
Regarding a previous question, somebody pointed me toward:
news://news.intersystems.com/intersystems.public.cache ... not having a
news reader handy, I was fortunate to look for, and find:
http://groups.google.com/group/intersystems-public-cache
I like Google Groups, it's 'slick'.
Looks
Jawad,
I went back and checked my globals and found I had left an
* off %Z*, once I added it my devices showed up.
Thanks for the reply
Jamie
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JamieWhat i underastand is that there are no 'fields' defined in your Devie file.
That means it doesnt even display (0 enteries) when you look up for the file. like this 'NAME' file. Even if there are no enteries in this file. It should display '0 entries'.
OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: DEV
I don't know if anyone is interested in looking into archetypes, but in
addition to the archetype editor for Windows, there is a public beta of
a Java version. I've been working with it, and it seems to work quite
well.
If you've never seen an archetype, I think you'll find them quite
familiar loo
There were two Mumps classes. The first was an all day Mumps class.
I then offered a followup class in programming in a fileman
environment. But we only had an hour and the attendees hadn't had any
chance to practice programming in M at all yet, so it ended up being
an M review and then fileman p
Almost done with install. Device// 3.5 working ok
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Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 12:31 PM
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Subject: [Hardhats-members] MUMPS class
How did it go?
===
Gregory Woodhouse <[EMAIL P
How did it go?
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Gregory Woodhouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"Judge a man by his questions not his answers."
--Voltaire
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Robert,
I have been working on Setting up the new VistA (Cache.dat frm VA ftp site) on Cache 5.1
I am done with initial installation and set up. Now i am working on Setting up Clinical Packages.
I beleive the the Logs i produced can easily help you in setting up VistA.
The solution for
For what it's worth, I agree with a move to Google.
On 7/5/06, K.S. Bhaskar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dan --
>
> I don't think bandwidth is the issue.
>
> Although my primary interface to the list is via a mail client, I do
> value the ability to have browser based access when I am traveling, a
--- Chris Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Steve;
>
>My code replaces the existing strings in the routines with a call
> to George's Dialog Call with the IEN for the entry with the extracted
> string. This instrumented code gets created in a parallel file which
> can be tested for a
The difference in POP3 and IMAP is like night and day. I'm the last
person to say Lee should not be lauded for his efforts here, but
support for IMAP would certain be a very useful enhancement, should
anyone have the time or interest to take it on.
--- Nancy Anthracite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You need to be a litle careful, though. Do you run your own network?
You probably don't want mail meant to be internal to your network to be
routed out to your mail gateway. Do you use DNS? Also, some mail
servers get upset (or at least skeptical) when your IP address is part
of a private range use
Considering we had neither one, we are ahead!
On Wednesday 05 July 2006 11:16, John Kemker wrote:
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
> We have something new and welcome on my server courtesy of Lee Hirz.
>
> http://opensourcevista.net:/NancysVistAServer/POP3ServerForVistA
A bit old news. I had manage
Dear Nancy,
The answer is simple (Assuming that previous setup has been done). After
doing this all mail destined for the Internet will be routed through
SMTP.ISPNAME.NET as long as the primary domain name (the one with a single
label like "com" or "net" or "edu") is defined as a synonym to
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
> We have something new and welcome on my server courtesy of Lee Hirz.
>
> http://opensourcevista.net:/NancysVistAServer/POP3ServerForVistA
>
>
A bit old news. I had managed to nudge Lee into a POP3 server back in
the mid-90s. It took awhile, with much feet-draggin
Dan --
I don't think bandwidth is the issue.
Although my primary interface to the list is via a mail client, I do
value the ability to have browser based access when I am traveling, and
Googlegroups gives both types of access.
Increasingly, I think the ability to search posts for relevant mate
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