The question I have is if I run an External backup this library rotuine is called: ##Class(Backup.General).ExternalFreeze()
Is there a command I can run that shows me the Iris system is frozen due to the call to ##Class(Backup.General).ExternalFreeze()?
If the system is frozen I cannot sign into Iris terminal session.
I backup the IRIS server using Veeam. Veeam calls the "freeze" script, snapshots the server in VMWare, then calls the "thaw" script. Veeam then backs up the VMWare snapshot.
I have had cases where Iris was frozen and I'm guessing this could be caused by a call to ##Class(Backup.General).ExternalFreeze() where no "thaw" command was called.
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In Studio is there a way to access the code that flags whether a project has unsaved changes? (is there a property that controls the "star" on unsaved projects?)
I'm working on some code that would benefit from being able to see whether or not a project file has been saved in Studio.
I can see when I make changes, that the project name has an asterisk added to it:
In searching for it, however, I haven't been able to find any methods or calls to access the property/check that controls that asterisk.
My question is whether anyone out there knows if that is accessible and if so then how can it be accessed.
I'd like to add a check in my code that enforces that the project file must be saved prior to proceeding with the intended action. (alerting in case the asterisk is present, e.g. the project hasn't been saved)