YottaDB version of ^%STACK on Cache

[David Blackstone]

Hello!

I am working on a program and I am wondering if there is an equivalent to ^%STACK in YottaDB instance of mumps? I'm wanting to get some information while running the debugger.

Thanks,

David Blackstone

[Sam Habiel]

ZSHOW "S" or just ZSHOW/ZSH.

You don't see the M Lines, a limitation of ZSHOW. You can write your own ^%STACK that uses $STACK, $STACK($STACK,"PLACE") and $STACK($STACK,"MCODE") to replicate Cache's ^%STACK.

--Sam

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[David Blackstone]

Thanks for this information Sam! I have one more question. Is there a way to retrieve all the variables currently present in memory for my current job? I'm wanting to be able to get the variables when a routine is called.

David Blackstone

[Sam Habiel]

Yes. ZWRITE without arguments. ZWR is the abbreviation, not ZW like on Cache.

ZWRITE can also print out globals, unlike Cache which doesn't have that feature. Its syntax is: ZWRITE ^GLOBAL("A",:,"B",*).

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[David Blackstone]

Right ZWRITE seems to print the current data to the screen, but Is there a way to essential grab this data and store it in an array?

[Sam Habiel]

Yes, ZSHOW "V":variable.

--Sam

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[David Blackstone]

Oh this is perfect just what I was looking for! Thanks Sam