Oh, I call it a terminal! :)

So I don't really understand the "context frame" thing.  Should I treat these like BATCH files or like OOP (Javascript, C#, VB, etc)?  Do you know of any good examples of routines?  I don't have access to the SAMPLES namespace.

edit: looks like this might be my answer? http://docs.intersystems.com/cache20152/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls…

But the "functions" have to be at the bottom?

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks for the input!

Thanks for the input.

Ignoring what I posted above, if you were going to write an implementation script that took input and modified some registry values, what would you use?

Sweet! I'll give this  a go.

Thank you David.  Would it be preferred, or is it even possible, to reference ^%SYS("SystemMode") directly somehow?

And I suppose I could just pass a zero to avoid the warning indicator.

Good to know it's fixed in a newer version.  I'll do my best to ignore it! :)

Yes, thank you, I have started doing that.

Awesome! But I have a problem.

    SELECT * FROM %Dictionary.PropertyDefinition

    WHERE parent = 'HS.IHE.ATNA.Repository.Aggregation'

This returns 11 results, but that table has 41 columns.

Perfect!

Knowing what's in the Criteria field, I assume you are right that it's a length issue.  I don't have the ability to change this on the Cache side, so do you know how I can improve my query to get around these errors?

I appreciate you taking the time to respond and clarify but I really need to be able to do this via SQL syntax.

Perfect! That's what I get for using too much Javascript I guess :)

Thanks Paul