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· 七月 1

Iteration Help through JSON Response

#JSON #ObjectScript #REST API #HealthShare #InterSystems IRIS for Health #Health Connect #InterSystems IRIS

I have built a REST operation to submit a JSON Request Body, and in the JSON Response Object, I need to pull out certain values like pureID, portalURL, and under the identifiers array the ClassifiedID that has a term."en_US" = "Scopus Author ID"

{
    "count": 1,
    "pageInformation": {
        "offset": 0,
        "size": 10
    },
    "items": [
        {
            "pureId": 0000000000000,
            "uuid": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
            "createdBy": "root",
            "createdDate": "2024-11-18T22:01:07.853Z",
            "modifiedBy": "root",
            "modifiedDate": "2025-06-25T13:26:38.733Z",
            "portalUrl": "https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/en/persons/xxxxxxxxxx",
            "prettyUrlIdentifiers": [
                "samiksha-tarun"
            ],
            "version": "506af93393c24eeb70826afa0dd0ed473f1b61cc",
            "name": {
                "firstName": "xxxxxxxxxx",
                "lastName": "xxxxxxx"
            },
            "staffOrganizationAssociations": [
                {
                    "typeDiscriminator": "StaffOrganizationAssociation",
                    "pureId": 1540250714,
                    "employmentType": {
                        "uri": "/dk/atira/pure/person/employmenttypes/academic",
                        "term": {
                            "en_US": "Academic"
                        }
                    },
                    "organization": {
                        "systemName": "Organization",
                        "uuid": "def8fdb5-6206-4bb7-99d6-b1efe8c60939"
                    },
                    "period": {
                        "startDate": "xxxx-xx-xx"
                    },
                    "primaryAssociation": false,
                    "contractType": {
                        "uri": "/dk/atira/pure/person/personcontracttype/openended",
                        "term": {
                            "en_US": "Open ended"
                        }
                    },
                    "staffType": {
                        "uri": "/dk/atira/pure/person/personstafftype/academic",
                        "term": {
                            "en_US": "Academic"
                        }
                    }
                }
            ],
            "selectedForProfileRefinementService": true,
            "gender": {
                "uri": "/dk/atira/pure/person/gender/unknown",
                "term": {
                    "en_US": "Unknown"
                }
            },
            "titles": [
                {
                    "pureId": 1540250717,
                    "value": {
                        "en_US": "Assistant Professor"
                    },
                    "type": {
                        "uri": "/dk/atira/pure/person/titles/designation",
                        "term": {
                            "en_US": "Designation"
                        }
                    }
                }
            ],
            "visibility": {
                "key": "FREE",
                "description": {
                    "en_US": "Public - No restriction"
                }
            },
            "identifiers": [
                {
                    "typeDiscriminator": "PrimaryId",
                    "idSource": "synchronisedPerson",
                    "value": "xxxxxxxx"
                },
                {
                    "typeDiscriminator": "ClassifiedId",
                    "pureId": xxxxxxxxx,
                    "id": "xxxxxxxx",
                    "type": {
                        "uri": "/dk/atira/pure/person/personsources/employee",
                        "term": {
                            "en_US": "Employee ID"
                        }
                    }
                },
                {
                    "typeDiscriminator": "ClassifiedId",
                    "pureId": xxxxxxxx,
                    "id": "xxxxxxxx",
                    "type": {
                        "uri": "/dk/atira/pure/person/personsources/scopusauthor",
                        "term": {
                            "en_US": "Scopus Author ID"
                        }
                    }
                }
            ],
            "customDefinedFields": {},
            "systemName": "Person"
        }
    ]
  }

My REST Operation looks like...

Method PostSearchPerson(pRequest As osuwmc.COM.Request.SearchPerson, Output pResponse As osuwmc.COM.Response.StringResponse) As %Status
{
  #dim tSC As %Status = $$$OK
  try{
  set tHTTPRequest = ##class(%Net.HttpRequest).%New()
  set tHTTPRequest.SSLConfiguration = ..Adapter.SSLConfig
  set tHTTPRequest.Https = 1
  set tHTTPRequest.WriteRawMode = 1
  set tHTTPRequest.Port = ..Adapter.HTTPPort
  do tHTTPRequest.SetHeader("Host", ..Adapter.HTTPServer)
  Do tHTTPRequest.SetHeader("Accept","application/json")
  Do tHTTPRequest.SetHeader("Content-Type","application/json")
  Do tHTTPRequest.SetHeader("api-key",..ApiKey)
  do tHTTPRequest.EntityBody.Write()
  do tHTTPRequest.OutputHeaders()
  set tRequest = ##class(%DynamicObject).%New()
  set tRequest.searchString = pRequest.searchString
  set tPayload = tRequest.%ToJSON()

  set tURL=..Adapter.URL
  set tSC = tHTTPRequest.EntityBody.Write(tPayload)
  set tHTTPResponse = ##class(%Net.HttpResponse).%New()
  set tSC = ..Adapter.SendFormDataArray(.tHTTPResponse, "POST", tHTTPRequest, tURL, tPayload)
   If $$$ISERR(tSC)&&$IsObject(tHTTPResponse)&&$IsObject(tHTTPResponse.Data)&&tHTTPResponse.Data.Size {
         Set tSC=$$$ERROR($$$EnsErrGeneral,$$$StatusDisplayString(tSC)_":"_tHTTPResponse.Data.Read())
  }
  set tHttpResponseStatusCode = tHTTPResponse.StatusCode
  set tHttpResponseStatusLine = tHTTPResponse.StatusLine
  set tHttpResponseIsObject = $ISOBJECT(tHTTPResponse.Data)
  Set tHttpResponseContentLength = tHTTPResponse.ContentLength
  Set tHttpResponseContentInfo = tHTTPResponse.ContentInfo
  Set tHttpResponseContentType = tHTTPResponse.ContentType
  If ((tHttpResponseIsObject) && ($ZCONVERT(tHttpResponseContentType,"L") [ "application/json"))
  {
    set responseData = {}.%FromJSON(tHTTPResponse.Data)
    set pResponse = ##class(osuwmc.COM.Response.StringResponse).%New()
    if responseData.count =1{
      set pResponse.COMPortalURL = responseData.items.%Get(0).portalUrl
      set pResponse.COMPureID = responseData.items.%Get(0).pureId
      set iterator = responseData.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetIterator()
      while iterator.%GetNext(.key, .value) {
        if responseData.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(iterator).typeDiscriminator = "ClassifiedId"
        {
          if responseData.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(iterator).type.term."en_US" = "Scopus Author ID" {
            $$$LOGINFO(responseData.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(iterator).value)
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
  }
  catch ex {
    set tSC = ex.AsStatus()
  }
  quit tSC
}

But when I execute I am getting...

ERROR <Ens>ErrGeneral: Retrying Message body 9@osuwmc.COM.Request.SearchPerson / 3858480 because response 94@osuwmc.COM.Response.StringResponse / 121972 Status 'ERROR #5002: ObjectScript error: <METHOD DOES NOT EXIST>PostSearchPerson+37 ^osuwmc.COM.RESTOperation.1 *%GetAt,%Library.DynamicArray'

 

If I take out 

      set iterator = responseData.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetIterator()
      while iterator.%GetNext(.key, .value) {
        if responseData.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(iterator).typeDiscriminator = "ClassifiedId"
        {
          if responseData.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(iterator).type.term."en_US" = "Scopus Author ID" {
            $$$LOGINFO(responseData.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(iterator).value)
          }
        }

the code works fine...

I tried using Iterate over dynamic object | InterSystems Developer Community | Best

and got this...

Key: count
Type: number
Path: obj.count
Value: 1

Key: pageInformation
Type: object
Path: obj.pageInformation
Value:
    Key: offset
    Type: number
    Path: obj.pageInformation.offset
    Value: 0

    Key: size
    Type: number
    Path: obj.pageInformation.size
    Value: 10

Key: items
Type: array
Path: obj.items
Value:
    Key: 0
    Type: object
    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0)
    Value:
        Key: pureId
        Type: number
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).pureId
        Value: 1540250713

        Key: uuid
        Type: string
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).uuid
        Value: 2a4f9baa-e937-4671-a55f-3f3bd17667d1

        Key: createdBy
        Type: string
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).createdBy
        Value: root

        Key: createdDate
        Type: string
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).createdDate
        Value: 2024-11-18T22:01:07.853Z

        Key: modifiedBy
        Type: string
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).modifiedBy
        Value: root

        Key: modifiedDate
        Type: string
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).modifiedDate
        Value: 2025-06-25T13:26:38.733Z

        Key: portalUrl
        Type: string
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).portalUrl
        Value: https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/en/persons/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

        Key: prettyUrlIdentifiers
        Type: array
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).prettyUrlIdentifiers
        Value:
            Key: 0
            Type: string
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).prettyUrlIdentifiers.%GetAt(0)
            Value: xxxxxxxxxx

        Key: version
        Type: string
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).version
        Value: 506af93393c24eeb70826afa0dd0ed473f1b61cc

        Key: name
        Type: object
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).name
        Value:
            Key: firstName
            Type: string
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).name.firstName
            Value: xxxxxxxx

            Key: lastName
            Type: string
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).name.lastName
            Value: xxxxxxxxxxxx

        Key: staffOrganizationAssociations
        Type: array
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations
        Value:
            Key: 0
            Type: object
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0)
            Value:
                Key: typeDiscriminator
                Type: string
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).typeDiscriminator
                Value: StaffOrganizationAssociation

                Key: pureId
                Type: number
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).pureId
                Value: xxxxxxxxxxxxx

                Key: employmentType
                Type: object
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).employmentType
                Value:
                    Key: uri
                    Type: string
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).employmentType.uri
                    Value: /dk/atira/pure/person/employmenttypes/academic

                    Key: term
                    Type: object
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).employmentType.term
                    Value:
                        Key: en_US
                        Type: string
                        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).employmentType.term."en_US"
                        Value: Academic

                Key: organization
                Type: object
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).organization
                Value:
                    Key: systemName
                    Type: string
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).organization.systemName
                    Value: Organization

                    Key: uuid
                    Type: string
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).organization.uuid
                    Value: xxxxxxxxxxxx

                Key: period
                Type: object
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).period
                Value:
                    Key: startDate
                    Type: string
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).period.startDate
                    Value: xxxx-xx-xx

                Key: primaryAssociation
                Type: boolean
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).primaryAssociation
                Value: 0

                Key: contractType
                Type: object
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).contractType
                Value:
                    Key: uri
                    Type: string
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).contractType.uri
                    Value: /dk/atira/pure/person/personcontracttype/openended

                    Key: term
                    Type: object
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).contractType.term
                    Value:
                        Key: en_US
                        Type: string
                        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).contractType.term."en_US"
                        Value: Open ended

                Key: staffType
                Type: object
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).staffType
                Value:
                    Key: uri
                    Type: string
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).staffType.uri
                    Value: /dk/atira/pure/person/personstafftype/academic

                    Key: term
                    Type: object
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).staffType.term
                    Value:
                        Key: en_US
                        Type: string
                        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).staffOrganizationAssociations.%GetAt(0).staffType.term."en_US"
                        Value: Academic

        Key: selectedForProfileRefinementService
        Type: boolean
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).selectedForProfileRefinementService
        Value: 1

        Key: gender
        Type: object
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).gender
        Value:
            Key: uri
            Type: string
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).gender.uri
            Value: /dk/atira/pure/person/gender/unknown

            Key: term
            Type: object
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).gender.term
            Value:
                Key: en_US
                Type: string
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).gender.term."en_US"
                Value: Unknown

        Key: titles
        Type: array
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).titles
        Value:
            Key: 0
            Type: object
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).titles.%GetAt(0)
            Value:
                Key: pureId
                Type: number
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).titles.%GetAt(0).pureId
                Value: xxxxxxx

                Key: value
                Type: object
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).titles.%GetAt(0).value
                Value:
                    Key: en_US
                    Type: string
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).titles.%GetAt(0).value."en_US"
                    Value: Assistant Professor

                Key: type
                Type: object
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).titles.%GetAt(0).type
                Value:
                    Key: uri
                    Type: string
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).titles.%GetAt(0).type.uri
                    Value: /dk/atira/pure/person/titles/designation

                    Key: term
                    Type: object
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).titles.%GetAt(0).type.term
                    Value:
                        Key: en_US
                        Type: string
                        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).titles.%GetAt(0).type.term."en_US"
                        Value: Designation

        Key: visibility
        Type: object
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).visibility
        Value:
            Key: key
            Type: string
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).visibility.key
            Value: FREE

            Key: description
            Type: object
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).visibility.description
            Value:
                Key: en_US
                Type: string
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).visibility.description."en_US"
                Value: Public - No restriction

        Key: identifiers
        Type: array
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers
        Value:
            Key: 0
            Type: object
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(0)
            Value:
                Key: typeDiscriminator
                Type: string
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(0).typeDiscriminator
                Value: PrimaryId

                Key: idSource
                Type: string
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(0).idSource
                Value: synchronisedPerson

                Key: value
                Type: string
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(0).value
                Value: xxxxxx

            Key: 1
            Type: object
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(1)
            Value:
                Key: typeDiscriminator
                Type: string
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(1).typeDiscriminator
                Value: ClassifiedId

                Key: pureId
                Type: number
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(1).pureId
                Value: xxxxxx

                Key: id
                Type: string
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(1).id
                Value: xxxxxx

                Key: type
                Type: object
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(1).type
                Value:
                    Key: uri
                    Type: string
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(1).type.uri
                    Value: /dk/atira/pure/person/personsources/employee

                    Key: term
                    Type: object
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(1).type.term
                    Value:
                        Key: en_US
                        Type: string
                        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(1).type.term."en_US"
                        Value: Employee ID

            Key: 2
            Type: object
            Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(2)
            Value:
                Key: typeDiscriminator
                Type: string
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(2).typeDiscriminator
                Value: ClassifiedId

                Key: pureId
                Type: number
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(2).pureId
                Value: xxxxxxx

                Key: id
                Type: string
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(2).id
                Value: xxxxxxx

                Key: type
                Type: object
                Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(2).type
                Value:
                    Key: uri
                    Type: string
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(2).type.uri
                    Value: /dk/atira/pure/person/personsources/scopusauthor

                    Key: term
                    Type: object
                    Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(2).type.term
                    Value:
                        Key: en_US
                        Type: string
                        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).identifiers.%GetAt(2).type.term."en_US"
                        Value: Scopus Author ID

        Key: customDefinedFields
        Type: object
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).customDefinedFields
        Value:

        Key: systemName
        Type: string
        Path: obj.items.%GetAt(0).systemName
        Value: Person

 

Can I get a second pair of eyes to take a look and see what I might be doing wrong? or give me a hint on how I could extract Scopus Author ID from identifiers.ClassifiedID?

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Borderline character disorder (BPD) is a intellectual fitness situation that impacts a person’s emotions, relationships, and self-photo. People with BPD often experience severe temper swings, fear of abandonment, and problem controlling their feelings. Know-how the symptoms of BPD can assist the ones affected get the right assist and treatment. In this article, we are able to observe the key signs of borderline personality disorder, why it’s important to apprehend them early, and how to help a person residing with this condition.

Fear of Abandonment

One of the maximum substantive signs of BPD is a sturdy fear of being abandoned. Humans with BPD regularly worry that their loved ones will depart them or reject them. This fear may be so intense that they may visit terrific lengths to avoid being deserted, even if there’s no real cause to consider it's going to show up. Occasionally, they'll act out or emerge as overly dependent on others to save you this fear from turning into a truth.

Instance: a person with BPD might experience panicked whilst a partner doesn’t reply to a textual content proper away, questioning they’re being ignored or abandoned, even though this can now not be authentic.

Risky and extreme Relationships

Humans with BPD often have volatile relationships. They'll swing between idealizing a person (questioning they’re best) and then all of sudden seeing them as awful or untrustworthy. This shift can manifest speedy and is commonly based totally on how the individual feels in the interim. Due to this, their relationships may be intense, and the man or woman may additionally have trouble maintaining long-time period friendships or romantic partnerships.

Instance: a person with BPD can also grow to be extremely close to someone, believing they may be their nice buddy, handiest to all of sudden sense hurt or betrayed after a small confrontation.

Continual feelings of emptiness

Many people with BPD feel empty inner. This will be a persistent feeling, like some thing is lacking or that they don’t have a clear feel of who they honestly are. This vacancy can lead to frustration and confusion, and the character might attempt to fill it with unhealthy behaviors like immoderate ingesting, consuming, or speeding into new relationships.

Example: someone with BPD would possibly frequently alternate careers, pastimes, or even buddies in an try to feel fulfilled, however not anything ever appears to paintings.

Impulsive and volatile behavior

Impulsivity is a key feature of BPD. People with the sickness may additionally interact in volatile behaviors with out deliberating the outcomes. Those behaviors would possibly consist of spending money they don’t have, unsafe intercourse, or substance abuse. Regularly, these actions are pushed by emotional ache or the worry of being deserted. The person may additionally act hastily in an attempt to cope with their feelings in the moment.

Example: a person with BPD would possibly stop a task they’ve held for years on a whim, or suddenly start a new courting with out considering the lengthy-term effect.

Severe mood Swings

People with BPD frequently experience speedy and extreme mood swings. Their feelings can exchange quick, on occasion in response to small activities or stressors. One second, they might experience happy and upbeat, and the next, they could feel deeply unhappy, angry, or annoyed. Those shifts in mood can make it hard for the individual to hold stability in their daily existence.

Instance: After a minor confrontation with a pal or partner, a person with BPD would possibly experience surprisingly unhappy or irritated for hours, handiest to feel nice once more tomorrow.

Beside the point or extreme Anger

Another not unusual sign of BPD is trouble controlling anger. Humans with BPD may additionally have extreme reactions to minor issues, frequently feeling enraged or pissed off over small matters. This anger can cause verbal outbursts or maybe bodily aggression. Handling this anger is hard for someone with BPD, specifically once they feel misunderstood or rejected.

Instance: someone with BPD may lash out at a chum or member of the family over a small mistake, feeling like they’ve been harm or deserted, despite the fact that the situation isn't always that extreme.

Self-harm and Suicidal thoughts

Self-harm, which include slicing or burning, and suicidal thoughts are alas not unusual in people with BPD. Those behaviors are usually a way to address overwhelming feelings or feelings of emptiness. For a few, self-damage is a way to “experience something” or to distract from emotional pain. If a person you realize is self-harming or speaking about suicide, it's far very essential to take it significantly and encourage them to are searching for expert assist.

Example: someone with BPD may additionally harm themselves once they experience overwhelmed by means of their feelings, or they might speak about suicide as a manner to deal with their internal ache.

Risky Self-image

Humans with BPD often warfare with their feel of self. They'll sense unsure about who they're or what they need in life. This lack of a clean self-image can result in common adjustments in how they look, what they trust, and what they want to do in the destiny. The individual may have feelings of worthlessness or self-loathing, which can make it tougher for them to locate peace with themselves.

Example: a person with BPD may additionally abruptly alternate their appearance, style, or profession route, most effective to experience uncertain approximately these changes quickly in a while.

Why spotting BPD symptoms Early Is critical

The sooner Borderline character ailment is identified, the sooner a person can get the help they want. Remedy for BPD generally consists of therapy, which includes Dialectical conduct remedy (DBT), which focuses on helping humans control their emotions and improve their relationships. In a few instances, remedy may also be prescribed to control symptoms like melancholy or anxiety. Getting early treatment can assist lessen the severity of the disorder and enhance the man or woman’s excellent of life.

How to support a person with BPD

Assisting a person with BPD can be tough, however it’s essential to expose care and staying power. Here are a few tips on the way to provide guide:

  • Pay attention and display empathy: human beings with BPD frequently feel misunderstood. Paying attention to them with out judgment and showing empathy can help them sense heard.
  • Set healthy limitations: even as it’s vital to be supportive, setting boundaries is also important. This enables defend your emotional health and encourages the individual with BPD to take duty for his or her conduct.
  • Encourage expert help: in case you suspect that a person you already know has BPD, inspire them to are searching for expert help from a therapist or counselor. Remedy could make a huge difference in dealing with symptoms.

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Spotting the key signs and symptoms of Borderline persona disease is step one toward supporting someone control the circumstance. Even as BPD can be hard to apprehend, it is treatable with the proper remedy and support. In case you or a person you recognize is displaying signs of BPD, it’s vital to are looking for professional assist. With the proper equipment and treatment, people with BPD can lead pleasing lives and build wholesome, lasting relationships.

By spotting the signs and offering knowledge and guide, we are able to help those with BPD find the assist they want and work toward emotional stability and recuperation.

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Building from the Edge In: What Pool Tiles and Coping Can Teach Us About System Design

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When we think about strong system architecture—whether in software or physical infrastructure—it’s easy to focus on the core. But just like in pool construction, the edge plays a vital role in the stability, performance, and safety of the entire structure.

Let’s take a look at pool tiles and coping, and how their function can metaphorically (and practically) reflect smart system design thinking.

What Are Pool Tiles and Coping?

  • Pool Tiles: These are the decorative and functional tiles that line the inside edge of a swimming pool. They're designed to withstand chemical exposure, resist water absorption, and add aesthetic value.
  • Coping: This is the stone or concrete edging placed at the top of the pool shell. It provides a finished look, prevents water from seeping behind the pool walls, and offers a safe, non-slip edge for swimmers.

Our Repair Process

  1. Inspection & Diagnosis – We start with a full inspection to identify visible and hidden issues.
  2. Repair Planning – Our team recommends practical, cost-effective solutions tailored to your pool’s condition.
  3. Precision Repairs – We restore damaged pool tile and coping, fix plaster cracks, and upgrade worn-out equipment using materials built to handle Cape Cod’s climate.
  4. Final Testing & Finishing – Once repairs are complete, we ensure everything is running smoothly and safely

The unique environment of Cape Cod creates specific challenges for pool owners. From freezing winter temperatures to salty breezes in summer, pools here need specialized care. Without timely maintenance or pool renovation, minor issues can quickly turn into major problems—such as water loss, surface damage, or equipment failure.

Why Pool Repair Is Essential in Cape Cod

The unique environment of Cape Cod creates specific challenges for pool owners. From freezing winter temperatures to salty breezes in summer, pools here need specialized care. Delaying repairs can lead to bigger problems, like water loss, surface damage, or equipment failure.

Common Pool Issues We Repair


Cape Cod pool repair experts are equipped to handle a wide range of problems, including:

  • Cracked or chipped plaster
  • Broken or loose pool tiles and coping
  • Leaks in the plumbing or pool structure
  • Malfunctioning pumps, heaters, and filters
  • Faded or stained pool surfaces
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Need to merge 2 pipe delimited files after converting it into json

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The below code is not working. its unable retrieve Record count and merge files

Class Util

{

 

ClassMethod zPyRecordCount(inputfile) As %Integer [ Language = python ]

{

    import pandas as pd

    import iris

    import io

 

    try:

        df = pd.read_csv(inputfile, sep='|')

        recordcount=len(df.index)

        sys.stdout.write(len(df.index))

        return recordcount

 

    except Exception as e:

        return 0

}

 

ClassMethod zPymergefiles(file1, file2, outputfilename) As %Boolean [ Language = python ]

{

 

    import pandas as pd

    import iris

    import io

 

    try:

        dataframe1=pd.read_csv(file1, sep='|')

        dataframe2=pd.read_csv(file2, sep='|')

        jsondf1 = dataframe1.to_json(orient='records', indent=0)

        jsondf2 = dataframe2.to_json(orient='records', indent=0)

        mergedjsondf=pd.concat([jsondf1, jsondf2], ignore_index=True)

        with open(outfilename, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:

            json.dump(data, f, indent=0, ensure_ascii=False)

        return 1

    except Exception as e:

        return 0

}

 

}

Set mergeStatus=##class(Util).zPymergefiles(inputfile1,inputfile2, "outfile1.json")

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Milwaukee Packout Medium Toolbox

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Milwaukee Packout Medium Toolbox

The Milwaukee Packout Medium Toolbox is a go-to choice for professionals and DIYers who need a rugged, reliable, and customizable storage solution. Built to withstand the toughest job site conditions, this toolbox combines strength, versatility, and smart design as part of Milwaukee’s modular Packout system.

Durable Construction

Made from impact-resistant polymers, the Medium Toolbox is designed to endure rough handling, extreme temperatures, and harsh environments. The reinforced corners and weather-sealed lid help keep your tools protected from water, dust, and debris, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor work.

Smart Storage

Inside, the toolbox offers ample space for a variety of tools, with an interior tray that helps organize smaller items like bits, fasteners, or hand tools. The box is deep enough to store power tools and other bulky equipment, making it ideal for a wide range of applications.

Modular Compatibility

One of the standout features of the Milwaukee Packout system is its modularity. The Medium Toolbox easily connects with other Packout components—such as rolling toolboxes, organizers, and totes—thanks to its intuitive locking mechanism. This allows you to build a customized storage stack tailored to your workflow.

Portable and Secure

Despite its solid build, the toolbox remains easy to carry thanks to its heavy-duty handle and compact size. Metal-reinforced locking points add an extra layer of security, allowing you to lock the box when left unattended.

Conclusion

The Milwaukee Packout Medium Toolbox offers a perfect balance between portability and capacity, making it a smart investment for those who value durability, organization, and flexibility on the job. Whether you're a contractor, technician, or hobbyist, this toolbox keeps your gear safe, accessible, and ready to move when you are.

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