Re: 32 vs 64 bit CF and DSNs

2013-03-10 Thread Russ Michaels

 what you have suggested is a work around using 32bit, not native 64 bit.


As I did mention there are work arounds , but they will not allow a CF DSN
to just be setup in the CFADMIN with no other work, including your
suggestion above, they require extra steps.
I have yet to find a perfect solution that allows CF DSN's for MSACCESS to
work with no other manual steps. If you know otherwise, please do share/

You find more info here.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/adodotnetdataproviders/thread/d5b29496-d6a1-4ecf-b1a4-5550d80b84b6




On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 2:06 AM,  wrote:


  You cannot natively run msaccess on 64bit windows as there is no 64bit
 jet
 driver,

 Actually you can.
 Look for C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe
 This is a 32bit ODBC Data source Administrator.
 Use it to define your System DSN first, then in the CF Administrator
 define your datasource with the Microsoft driver on that ODBC DSN.
 I have CF 9 32bit installed, because of some legacy CFX compiled in 32bit,
 and it works well.
 It might be slightly different with CF 64bits, then have a look here:
 http://blogs.coldfusion.com/post.cfm/coldfusion-10-64bit-and-msaccess


 

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Creating a knowledge base

2013-03-10 Thread Richard White

Hi,

I am tasked with creating a knowledge base for our web application. 

I have been given lots of FAQs and wondering the best way to implement it. 

Would The best way be to use cfcollection or to build it natively using the 
database (add the FAQ data into a database and search as normal) 

I havent much experience with coldfusion collections but are they mainly used 
if the FAQs were in a bunch of documents? 

Thanks for any support and guidance.

Best wishes,
Richard 

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Re: Creating a knowledge base

2013-03-10 Thread Adam Cameron

The first thing I'd do is make sure I'm not simply re-inventing the wheel.
Have you checked to see if someone hasn't already done this sort of thing
already as an OSS project?

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Aam

On 10 March 2013 12:06, Richard White rich...@re-base.net wrote:


 Hi,

 I am tasked with creating a knowledge base for our web application.

 I have been given lots of FAQs and wondering the best way to implement it.

 Would The best way be to use cfcollection or to build it natively using
 the database (add the FAQ data into a database and search as normal)

 I havent much experience with coldfusion collections but are they mainly
 used if the FAQs were in a bunch of documents?

 Thanks for any support and guidance.

 Best wishes,
 Richard



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