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== Instructions for page == | == Instructions for page == | ||
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on. | For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on. | ||
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| + | === Getting the {K} root for a Data Dictionary Number == | ||
| + | NOTE: Standard MUMPS | ||
| + | <code> | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| + | </nowiki> | ||
=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every global === | === MUMPS Code to iterate over every global === | ||
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S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM) | S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM) | ||
| + | </code> | ||
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| + | === Getting the {K} root for a Data Dictionary Number == | ||
| + | NOTE: Standard MUMPS | ||
| + | <code> | ||
</code> | </code> | ||
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Instructions for page
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on. <pre> === Getting the {K} root for a Data Dictionary Number == NOTE: Standard MUMPS <code> </code>
MUMPS Code to iterate over every global
NOTE: this is NON-STANDARD MUMPS. Known to work on GT.M
SET GBLNAME="^%" FOR SET GBLNAME=$o(@GBLNAME) Q:GBLNAME="" DO Something(GBLNAME)
MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
S FILE=0 F S FILE=$O(^DIC(FILE)) Q:FILE'=+FILE D Something(FILE)
MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM)
= Getting the {K} root for a Data Dictionary Number
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
