Caché System Administration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

Configuring Namespaces
(1)
("A")
(1):(5)
("A"):("Z")
(BEGIN):("X")
("Y"):(END)
Note:
When specifying a range (for example, ("A"):("Z"), the range is “from-to” (not
“from-through”) the specified subscripts; that is, the lower end of a defined subscript
range is inclusive, while the upper end of the defined subscript range is exclusive. For
example, Name (1):(10) includes Name (1) but does not include Name (10); the
exclusive upper range allows you to have a defined upper boundary when working with
subscripted ranges, such as Name ("a"):("b"), where Name ("aa") and Name
("aaaaa") are equally valid ranges to precede Name ("b").
You can use the reserved words BEGIN and END to refer to the first and last possible
subscripts; however, you cannot use the asterisk (*) wildcard with subscripted globals
because global subscripts must be mapped individually.
6. Click Advanced to display the following:
a. Select the Collation.
b. Select the Lock Database Location.
7. Click OK.
Note:
>> displayed in the first column of the new mappings row indicates that you opened the
mapping for editing.
8. To save the mappings in the cpf file, click Save Changes.
2.2.3.2 Routine Mappings
You can add mappings to your namespace at the routine level that overrides the default database
mapping for routines of the namespace:
1. Navigate to the [Home] > [Configuration] > [Namespaces] page, and click Routine Mappings in the
row of the namespace where you want to map the global.
2. From the [Home] > [Configuration] > [Namespaces] > [Routine Mappings] page, click New Routine
Mapping.
3. Select the Routine database location database where the routine is located.
4. Enter the Routine name. The routine does not have to exist when you map it (that is, it can be the
name of a routine you plan to create).
5. Select the Routine type.
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