When I specify a single file, it works ok. The problem is when I want it to
loop through the contents of a directory.
I have tried what Shahzad sugested. I thought it would work too, but no. I
think it may be the way remotefile is defined. Maybe it isn't getting the
name of the file right. But,
Laura,
Try this :
cfquery name=PermitSearch datasource=CMISPersonnel
SELECT
Personnel.PersonnelKey ,
Personnel.FirstName,
Personnel.MiddleInitial,
Personnel.LastName,
Personnel.Zip,
Vehicles.PersonnelKey ,
Vehicles.SpaceNumber,
Vehicles.TagNumber,
Vehicles.DecalNumber,
Hello
I have a problem with clob datatype
I get this error
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I'd advise anyone starting from scratch to wrap the URL in a UDF and use that to determine whether it should be SES formatted or otherwise.
Then next time a problem arises, or a change needs to be made, you'll be able to do it all via the UDF.
Bert
ps here's the different options for using this
I dont understand why you all want these types of url's. Search engines
do not have any trouble whatsoever following dynamic links, they might
have done 5+ years ago, not now. So calling them 'Search Engine Safe'
would seem to be a misnomer.
Are you just trying to increase readability for your
Actually, it's normally Chr(13) then Chr(10) (carriage return, line
feed)
Although searching for either will normally do - unless the file has
been created without one of the characters
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From: Barney Boisvert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 29,
On Thursday 30 Oct 2003 10:45 am, Craig Dudley wrote:
I dont understand why you all want these types of url's. Search engines
do not have any trouble whatsoever following dynamic links,
True, but Google for instance will mark down pages on dynamic URLs, accessed
via a dynamic URL.
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Hi Guys,
I can't figure this one out, have wasted tons of time exerimenting.. guess it's time to ask for help..
Inside loop:
cfset cont = form.Contactuse#loopcount#
Then I want to output this parameter:
SET ContactUse='#cont#',
The problem is that all it does is output the param as TEXT, I
Britta,
You can access all variables in all scopes as structures
scope[variablename], so.
cfset cont = form.Contactuse#loopcount#
cfset cont = form[Contactuseloopcount]
Regards
Stephen
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try this instead:
CFSET CONT = EVALUATE('form.ContacUse' loopcount)
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Hi Guys,
I can't figure this one out, have wasted tons of time exerimenting..
guess it's time to ask for help..
Inside loop:
cfset cont = form.Contactuse#loopcount#
Then I want to output
cfset cont = form[Contactuse loopcount]
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From: Britta Bennett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: donderdag 30 oktober 2003 12:27
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Proccess text string as variable after output
Hi Guys,
I can't figure this one out, have wasted tons of time
Use bracket notation
cfset cont=form[ContactUse#loopcount#]
The way you had it, you could use Evaluate(), but it's faster to use the
bracket notation
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From: Britta Bennett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 6:27 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject:
It's back to Ben Forta's bible... been programming for three years, I don't know how I got by without learning this till now! Better go back and see what other goodies I missed the first time around..
Thanks again to everyone!
Cheers,
Britta
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Does using SES make web stats work better? I've had more complaints
about not having thorough web stats than search engine placement.
Greg
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From: Thomas Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 7:34 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: SES urls on
For us, it absolutely makes the web stats easier to read. One example:
http://www.fbm.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/attorney.attorney_detail/object_id/FDF064D3-FA39-464C-A8FC-C6ADC261CF64/Bass.cfm
This is a url for an attorney biography, and with the dummy file name at the end (in this case, the
Bert,
Have you used SESConverter with a fusebox site?
Greg
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From: Bert Dawson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 6:36 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: SES urls on CFMX 6.1
I'd advise anyone starting from scratch to wrap the URL in a UDF and use
It depends what version of CF and what webserver you use.
AFAIK, there is no way to get IIS to log the SES stuff when using CF5 or earlier.
But with CFMX6.1 and IIS it will log the whole lot as a page, eg /index.cfm/onething/anotherthing.htm
This is useful in fusebox applications since its not
After we tried everything to fix the problem unsucessfully, we uninstalled and then reinstalled the CF MX. It finally works!
Make sure you do the following:
1. Make a clean uninstallation and delete every file within the CFusionMX folder after you restart your server to complete the
Question - how many people use foo.cfm in their SES URLs? I was under
the impression one should try _not_ to use that, and instead should use
SES URLs in the form of
/foo/moo/thisisthecfmbutnoextension/id/5
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I do, but only because i'm not clever enough to get CF to process the page unless i specify the page to...
Presumably an isapi filter would take care of that, but are there any other ways to get CF top process index.cfm when give /index/foo/bar?
Bert
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From: Raymond
Any DTS gurus out there? Having some issues and could use a little help. Since this is not a true CF topic , please email me directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Problem Ihave some scheduled DTS package jobs that ran fine before but are now failing.I recently Upgraded the server for our membership
I think we have also solved our problem.
In order to analyze the problem, we've used /bin/cfstart.bat.
It was starting but gave an error about missing MSVCP60.dll library.
MSVCP60.dll is part of Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 runtime, which is mandatory
for CFMX6.1 installation on Windows (system
Under IIS, I think you need a third party extension - I use one from
Helicon, which is free for one server. For Apache, it's super simple and
part of the server.
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Is this DTS importing data from a Database to a Database? or from Text files
etc?DTS is renound for silly error codes etc...if you are getting data
from a Text file then the file could be empty, and DTS will not like this.
If you are getting it from Database to Database then you could actually
upload an entire directory at a
time and have some sort of idea of how
long it's going to take
Is my only option here a java applet?
When doing an HTTP upload I dont believe that there is any way for the
server to know how large the file is until it is uploaded so server side
scripting will
Hi,
I'm trying to access two mapped drive letters but I can't get the directories to display. I ran a test and mapped a drive letter to a directory on the server and it worked. If I point to two different servers I
get nothing. Why?
I tried using the UNC path in my cfdirectory like so...
cfset
If Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 runtime is mandatory, why the
installation procedure does not check if it is installed
before starting the installation (as it does for MDAC 2.6
SP2)?
In my experience, it does check for the existence of the runtime, but I
imagine all sorts of things can go
I'm trying to access two mapped drive letters but I can't get
the directories to display. I ran a test and mapped a drive
letter to a directory on the server and it worked. If I point
to two different servers I get nothing. Why?
Is the CF service running as the same user as the one with
The problem is that the CF server doesn't have access on the Win box to
access mapped drives. You need to change the security setting for CF process
to make it work. I saw a how to do list for this problem some time ago, and
the above is what I remember from it. Maybe someone else on the list can
--Original Message Text---
From: Dave Watts
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 11:06:50 -0500
I'm trying to access two mapped drive letters but I can't get
the directories to display. I ran a test and mapped a drive
letter to a directory on the server and it worked. If I point
to two different servers
Thanks. I was hoping to avoid the applet route, but I guess I don't have
a choice here.
Adam Wayne Lehman
Web Systems Developer
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Distance Education Division
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From: Dennis Powers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
I see...does anyone have that article?
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From: Tom Kitta
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 11:01:38 -0500
The problem is that the CF server doesn't have access on the Win box to
access mapped drives. You need to change the security setting for CF process
to make it work. I saw a
Hi,
I've posted a similar question some time ago about UniData ODBC connectivity.This time, it's more specific.
I'm new to UniData.I'd like to set up an ODBC connection to the UniData database hosted on an NT box on the network.I read some documentation.Is the following understanding correct?Two
Hi all,
Thanks to everyone who helped out with my issue. After
incorporating practically all of the suggested changes
(except for the person whose email I accidentally
deleted before I had a chance to try your changes --
my apologies, since you were nice enough to test your
solution for me) my
On Thursday 30 Oct 2003 12:45 pm, Greg Luce wrote:
Does using SES make web stats work better?
No.
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No...CF service is running with Administrator account. I used
a different account for the mapped drive letters. I doubt I
can mapped them using the administrator password on the other
server since its a IT box. Should I get them to create a
generic username to use for the drive letter
Raymond wrote:
Question - how many people use foo.cfm in their SES URLs?
I was under the impression one should try _not_ to use that,
and instead should use SES URLs in the form of
/foo/moo/thisisthecfmbutnoextension/id/5
Just implemented something in my cms that lets an editor specify a
Will it happen (truncation) in CFCs in other folders? i.e. test/me.cfc when using CreateObject(component,test.me)
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Hey guys is there a coldfusion tag that displays the Directory of the server, that looks like a CFTREE thingy.
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Thomas wrote:
Does using SES make web stats work better?
No.
Yes.Some stats programs just can't handle parameters.My admittedly
older but still-in-use copy of LiveStats stops dead at the '?'.Same
with Sawmill.It depends on the stats package.
The 'friendly' SES urls I described in an earlier
Hello folks...
I am trying to strip part of a url and then take part of the url string and
save it as a variable.
Example:
If I have a url like: http://www.mysite.com/bubbagump.htm
http://www.mysite.com/bubbagump.htm
I want to remove the .htm and save bubbagump as the variable.
just do a find, after your list first, and then find the position of the
period, and do a left()
from that point, and it will erase the end, after the including the
period...
make sense?
...tony
tony weeg
senior web applications architect
navtrak, inc.
www.navtrak.net
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oi Neal!!
do a listlast based on / then do a left(xxx,len(xxx-4)
?
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Thursday, October 30, 2003, 12:16:28 PM, you wrote:
BN Hello folks...
BN I am trying to strip part of a url and then take part of the url string and
BN save it as a variable.
BN
if its always going to be one file (i.e. not mysite.com/foo/bar.htm) then
you could use
ListFirst(CGI.SCRIPT_NAME, .)
failing that, maybe
ListLast(ListDeleteAt(CGI.SCRIPT_NAME, ListLen(CGI.SCRIPT_NAME, .), .),
.)
HTH
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From: Bailey, Neal [mailto:[EMAIL
Or get the listFirst of it using . as the delimiter.
Jerry Johnson
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just do a find, after your list first, and then find the position of the
period, and do a left()
from that point, and it will erase the end, after the including the
period...
make sense?
that's what I said :) well, almost
...tony
tony weeg
senior web applications architect
navtrak, inc.
www.navtrak.net
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From: Critter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 12:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re:
If I call the CFC from a file within the same folder as the CFC then
this works - however if I move the calling file outside the CFC's folder
then this fails to find the CFC unless I use the fully qualified domain.
I think it's a bug in CF honestly: if I use a fully qualified name to
call a CFC
Just to let you know I solved the problem.
I had a cfftp tag opening the connection and another one just doing the
putfile. Once I included the connection (server, username and password) as
attributes of the cfftp putfile tag, it worked immediately.
Now I have a nice template that extracts BLOB
Hi,
I'm wondering if there is a difffernet way to do this.
Basically I have a table that has lots of records.I need to show in a list
multiple agregates on this table.It pretty much has to be live to reflect
the current data.One of the fields is a checkno.This is main group.So
everything groups
Way overcomplicated but it works and I've gotten lazy just plugging it
in as an include.There's gotta be an easier way, and Critter's
certainly looks like the ticket if you know the extension is 3 chars.
Anyone know a better way if you don't know the file extension length
(i.e. '.html')?
cfset
On Thursday 30 Oct 2003 17:10 pm, Matt Robertson wrote:
Thomas wrote:
Does using SES make web stats work better?
No.
Yes.Some stats programs just can't handle parameters.
I wouldn't call a 'stats' package with such a bug a stats package :-)
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Advanced ColdFusion
is the calling file in a folder above the CFC? i mean, which is the most similar dir struct for your files:
1)
/root/caller.cfm
/root/cfc/component.cfc
2)
/root/html/caller.cfm
/root/cfc/component.cfc
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Hey guys...
Thanks... I think I figured it out. I was trying to make it way to
complicated.
Using the code below does what I need.
cfset user = ListFirst(CGI.URL,/)
cfset page = ListFirst(user,.)
Not sure if this is the best way but it works...
Thanks,
- Neal
-Original
Might I suggest that instead of cfif form.SpaceNumber is not you try
cfif len(trim(form.spacenumber)) or if you like to be clearer cfif
len(trim(form.spacenumber)) GT 0?
The former would not stop a user entering an empty space, , while the
later would.
-Patti
Hi all,
Thanks to everyone who
You can do this using aggregates and case statements (assuming your db can
handle it... you didn't say what you were using)
select checkno, total=count(*),
-- I have no idea how you determine what is unprocessed, so this is an
made-up example
unprocessed=sum(case when is_processed'Y' then 1
Here's an Active Directory approach (and, actually, the non-AD approach
is almost identical):
Create a domain user, ColdFusion.Add 'Domain\ColdFusion' user to
your CF server's 'Administrators' group.Assign this user to the
'ColdFusion Application Server Service' service a la Log On as: and
This
Does anyone know offhand what sorting algorithm Netflix uses to sort their
queue?
Specifically, when I resort the queue in Netflix,I might change an item
from number 25 to 15 , which means that the item which was originally 15 is
renumbered to 16, etc.
I've got to implement the same thing (not
Check out CF_DirectoryTree or CF_DirectoryExplorer, available in the
Developer's Exchange.
Dave
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brob wrote:
Hey guys is there a coldfusion tag that displays the Directory of the
server, that looks like
OK, then let's get right to the point. What stats package can handle
fusebox urls?
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From: Thomas Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 1:50 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: SES urls on CFMX 6.1
On Thursday 30 Oct 2003 17:10 pm, Matt Robertson
Hey All,
I'm adjusting an old site wide error handler tag (written for CF 5) and I'm
seeing some differences in error messages in CFMX.So are there any new
vars available on error in CFMX?My old tag just uses the cfcatch structure
and some CGI vars.I noticed that in CFMX there is a new Exceptions
I do this with menu items in our application, when you add a new item
you can select its sort order and if it's inserted at 15, then a small
SQL query simply sets everything greater than or equal to 15 to
increment by one.
UPDATE tblMenuItems SET
sortorder=sortorder + 1
WHERE sortorder =
Is there a trick to keeping session variables alive when a Web page is
called via and CFHTTP, i.e., from another Web site? The session variables
stick when I called the Web page directly from a browser, but not via CFHTTP.
Does this mean the session variables are relying on Cookies? Below is
problem would then be what is two items were listed with the #2
then the sortorder would be 3 for both items
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/30/03 01:55PM
I do this with menu items in our application, when you add a new item
you can select its sort order and if it's inserted at 15, then a small
SQL query
Hello,
I upgraded our production server to CFMX from CF5 last friday. After
some initial hiccups, things seemed to settle down and I was impressed by
the speed. I have one concern though, in the CFusionMX\runtime\logs\
directory, my default-err log has a ton of errors--it's 16MB in just a week.
Nick:
SESSION variables are client-specific.Clients are identified by specifying
a unique identifier either via cookies or URL parameters.
In order to maintain a session while using multiple CFHTTP requests, you'll
have to trap any cookies set in one request and specify them in all later
Okay, I'm trying to strip out html entity codes that don't play nicely with
RTF for a download as word doc feature. I have it working for a bunch of
them, but this one doesn't work:
str = replace(str, '##61623;', 'chr(10)', 'All');
And this one only works sometimes:
str = replace(str, '##8211;',
The other issue is that a user can set more than one item at a time in the
form.
I thinkI have the basics of it, using two form variables for each row
(newsort and origsort) (in really bad pseudo code)
while reset == true
reset = false
for x = 1 to number of rows
If newsort[x] != origsort[x]
In my last position, I really needed a crash course in the basics of
Transact SQL, SQL administration, and SQL Server's IDE.I found the
following book very helpful
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0782126278/qid=1067541349/sr=8
-3/ref=sr_8_3/103-3226193-8224602?v=glancen=507846
It
The following doesn't seem to work: I'm trying to get my object to
persist, but (I think) I would prefer to access the object via the
request scope to reduce the number of locks needed. If I call a method
on request.def, it's missing instance variables (and throwing an
error, since they're
Create a domain user, ColdFusion.Add 'Domain\ColdFusion'
user to your CF server's 'Administrators' group. Assign this
user to the 'ColdFusion Application Server Service' service
a la Log On as: and This Account: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is no need to modify the other CF services (Executive
Hey there CF Talk.Was wondering if anyone recommends books on CFC's and
UDF's.
Michael S. Hodgdon
Harvard Graduate School of Education, PPE
Web Developer
P: 617-496-8341
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Do you guys know of a function for converting accented characters into their
ascii equivalents or from to eacute;
Gabriel
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Hello All,
I need to import a tab delimited text file in to an access database.I know that this is possible just don't know how to go about it.One more thing is that sometimes the file may be empty.Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
Mike
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Simply put - you can't duplicate a CFC. Why do you need the duplicate?
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Techspedition.com Discovering CFC's Hal Helms and Ben Edwards (available
from Amazon)
_
From: Michael Hodgdon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 2:28 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: FW: Books on advanced CF Topics
Hey there CF Talk.Was wondering if anyone recommends books
Installed 6.1 on a Win 2000/IIS 5 machine that was running 5 for a year.
Worked well.
I do see, though, with just this instance running...that Jrun takes up 99 MB
of resources alone.Is this common, or should I be more suspect of this
number and worry about tweaking.We have plenty of memory
What happens if the server running CF and my application are not on the same domain as the other two servers directories I'm trying to access?
--Original Message Text---
From: David Delbridge
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 10:27:23 -0800
Here's an Active Directory approach (and, actually, the non-AD
You can't use duplicate on a CFC and get a CFC.Instead, you get some
bizarre CFC/Struct hybrid.You have to use the CFC in the application scope
directly, along with the locks.However, if you lock the intantiation of
the component without requiring read locks, then you can pull all the CFLOCK
tags
Chances are, you aren't handling the fancier versions of things.
You've handled the hyphen, but not the mdash or the ndash, for example.
It probably uses carraige return/line feeds (chr(13) and chr(10)), so you need to handle both of those.
Just some gueses.
Jerry Johnson
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What happens if the server running CF and my application are
not on the same domain as the other two servers directories
I'm trying to access?
Then you will have to use an account that either has rights to resources in
the other domain (for example, if your domain is trusted by the other) or
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 13:38:40 -0600, Raymond Camden
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Simply put - you can't duplicate a CFC. Why do you need the duplicate?
Okay, that explains that, then. Thanks.
The reason I tried to duplicate into the request scope: To minimize
the need for locks on the
Had to come up with a solution to this for a project I just finished a couple of weeks ago.I appended the appropriate CFID and CFTOKEN to the url called by cfhttp.
This was something where the user was grabbing something belonging to their own session, so it worked out fine.The obvious rub here
There isn't a need to duplicate() it then.
Request.myCFC=Application.myCFC
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From: Jamie Jackson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 3:01 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFC from App to Request scope?
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 13:38:40 -0600, Raymond Camden
Thanks, Mosh.
I am assuming you mean something like the Client.URLToken or
Session.URLToken? While searching for the aforementioned I stumbled across
the Cfapplication SetDomainCookies attribute. From what I read the
SetDomainCookies attributed places cookies on the host. I suspect there are
I am assuming you mean something like the Client.URLToken or
Session.URLToken? While searching for the aforementioned I
stumbled across the Cfapplication SetDomainCookies attribute.
Those things allow you to manage session tokens for your users' browsers,
and don't affect your use of CFHTTP
[Whoops, replied to the newsgroup only the first time]
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 13:38:40 -0600, Raymond Camden
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Simply put - you can't duplicate a CFC. Why do you need the duplicate?
Okay, that explains that, then. Thanks.
The reason I tried to duplicate into the request
Jerry,
Thanks. But, line feeds are taken care of in other parts of the code and
weren't the issue.
I actually figured it out. Doh. Helps to actually call the function on ALL
the output. *sigh* Is it Friday yet?
-d
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I don't have the cgi.url available that you do, but cgi.script_name is easy enought to substitute.You have to use listlast on that part instead of listfirst:
cfset NameOnly=ListFirst(ListLast(cgi.script_name,/),.)
Thats one heck of a lot simpler than what I've been using.
use CFFILE to read the file into a variable.
cffile action="" file=C:\yourdir\yourfile.txt variable=YourVar
Use LEN(trim(yourvar))to see if the file is empty.
Then use the list functions to break it up into the data elements to be
entered into your database.
use listlen() to determine
Hi Mark, I should of mentioned that this is on an oracle db.
DRE
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From: Gaulin, Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 11:23 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: sql difficulty
You can do this using aggregates and case statements (assuming your db can
Laura, please do NOT reject the use of CFQUERYPARAM !!!
Your code will break the first time it encounters a name like O'Brien or
D'Aprile
CFPARAM is NOT a substitute for CFQUERYPARAM
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From: Laura Schlee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 8:29 AM
The reason I tried to duplicate into the request scope: To minimize
the need for locks on the application-scope reads. (Feel free to
refute that one, too. :)
Love to...
You don't need to lock variables in CFMX to keep from memory fragmentation
and server crashing. This is done for you by Java.
Thanks for taking the time to respond. I got all of your points except
for one sentence, so I'll pick it apart:
However, if you lock the intantiation of the component without
requiring read locks
You lost me there. Sorry, if it's a couple-liner, would you show me in
code?
then you can pull all
Thanks Bruce,
That does help a lot.I will have to look up list functions I have never used them.Thanks for the help.
MIke
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From: Bruce, Rodney S HQISEC/Veridian IT Services
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 3:24 PM
Subject: RE: Import of Text File
use
You shouldn't need to worry about that.
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this goes quite a bit faster if you turn your return seperated list into an
array.listtoarray.then just loop thru the array.
DRE
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Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 1:24 PM
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Hello,
I would like you guys to give me some feedback as to my recent programming
practice. What do you think of it, how can it be improved etc.
I decided to place all of my CF application database access into a single
CFC, i.e. every query that the application ever uses is inside this cfc.
Sounds like you are using a CFC as a function library instead of as an
object. This isn't necessarily bad, but you don't get any benefits of
an OO design.
-Matt
On Thursday, October 30, 2003, at 04:04 PM, Tom Kitta wrote:
Hello,
I would like you guys to give me some feedback as to my
For what its worth, if you use the FriendlyURL servlet developed by
Spike (http://www.spike.org.uk/go/friendly-urls) you get the following
answers:
** Does using SES make web stats work better?
Yes, absolutely.Your logs are populated with entries that for all
intensive purposes are identical
Raymond Camden wrote:
Under IIS, I think you need a third party extension - I use one from
Helicon, which is free for one server. For Apache, it's super simple and
part of the server.
Ray, you gotta check out Spikes FriendlyURL servlet:
http://www.spike.org.uk/go/friendly-urls.It works
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