I am trying to add validation to a RecordMap, because the source of the data sent file sent us bad data within the file. So, I am using PATTERN to verify certain fields start with Numeric, and Alpha where applicable. When the EnsLib.RecordMap.Service.FTPService runs into an issue it doesn't seem like it continues onto the next record if the record does not meet the validation requirements.
How can I tell EnsLib.RecordMap.Service.FTPService to log the error and continue onto the next record, so those records that fail are not processed?
In some cases, it's necessary to manipulate data from one namespace to another. For example, a routine in the "N1" namespace needs data from the "N2" namespace. In legacy systems (using only globals), it's common to make the global universal, but what about persistent classes? Is this type of globalization also possible?
In the same context, how could I make a persistent class global for all namespaces? The only way I know is by putting it in %SYS. For example, to build a class from the "N1" namespace in the "N2" namespace, I need to use the pipe or the ZN function, but this somewhat reduces the productivity of the IDE (VS Code, Studio...), because the class doesn't exist in the namespace I'm working in, and this affects the autocomplete of methods, attributes, etc.
What would be the best practices for these use cases? Can I build this type of class in %SYS?
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