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The code works fine. The one issue I have is the name of the objects. According to Intersystems documentation
Custom Items in CACHESYS
You can create items in the CACHESYS database. When you install a Caché upgrade, this database is upgraded. During this upgrade, some items are deleted unless they follow the naming conventions for custom items.
To add code or data to this database so that your items are not overwritten, do one of the following:
Go to the %SYS namespace and create the item. For this namespace, the default routine database and default global database are both CACHESYS. Use the following naming conventions to prevent your items from being affected by the upgrade installation:
Classes: start the package with Z or z
Routines: start the name with Z, z, %Z, or %z
Globals: start the name with ^Z, ^z, ^%Z, or ^%z
I had previously installed your code and it was working fine. I upgraded Cache/Healthshare and as part of the upgrade all of %SourceControl was removed.
Could this code either
be named %ZSourceControl.*
or
be formally included in a Cache/Healthshare kit
so that I do not have to re-apply the code after an upgrade?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The code works fine. The one issue I have is the name of the objects. According to Intersystems documentation
Custom Items in CACHESYS
You can create items in the CACHESYS database. When you install a Caché upgrade, this database is upgraded. During this upgrade, some items are deleted unless they follow the naming conventions for custom items.
To add code or data to this database so that your items are not overwritten, do one of the following:
Go to the %SYS namespace and create the item. For this namespace, the default routine database and default global database are both CACHESYS. Use the following naming conventions to prevent your items from being affected by the upgrade installation:
Classes: start the package with Z or z
Routines: start the name with Z, z, %Z, or %z
Globals: start the name with ^Z, ^z, ^%Z, or ^%z
I had previously installed your code and it was working fine. I upgraded Cache/Healthshare and as part of the upgrade all of %SourceControl was removed.
Could this code either
or
so that I do not have to re-apply the code after an upgrade?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: