I am having an issue updating a record that has a text field
(MSSQLServer2005). I'm using cfqueryparam and the docs are silent
about what is the correct type for a MSSQL Text field. It's
rejecting the update, saying The data types text and varchar are
incompatible in the equal to operator
OH wait.I've done it again slams forehead on the desk the
problem was i was updating the record using the text field in the
WHERE clause.
Bad bad bad me.
Sorry about that, everyone. We return you to normal programming.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
Adobe Certified Advanced
Hi,
Abstract:
When I make a call to a webservice in a development environment I get a
response as expected. Funny thing is, if I make the exact same call to the same
template on a different machine (the testing environment) it does not work.
Elaboration:
when I make a call in my development
Hi,
Abstract:
When I make a call to a webservice in a development environment I get a
response as expected. Funny thing is, if I make the exact same call to the same
template on a different machine (the testing environment) it does not work.
Elaboration:
when I make a call in my development
is your live and testing environments the same version of CF, same patch
level etc?
are the paths to the site and the CFC the same on both servers, can you
browse directly to the cfc in your test environment and view it with the
cfcbrowser.
Russ
On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 11:21 AM, marc --
Thanks to those who responded.
Normally I would have posted a link but this is behind ADS authentication here
and I had to do some code modification to move it from there.
But, it was an annoyingly simple problem: in one line of j-code I used an ID
referrer ToiletFacOnSite when it should have
Solved!
Turned out that all I needed was an Application.cfc in the same folder as the
remote component. That Application extends the /Application.cfc and clears the
implicit behaviors (onRequest() etc).
Marc
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My HP desktop at work died last night. This morning we took the hard
drive out and put it into another box whose drive had died a couple
months ago. It worked at first, but after about 20 minutes it croaked
too.
Anyway, I'll be shopping for a new desktop and just wondered what
brands people
+1 for Lenovo
+0.5 for Dell, I've had pretty good luck with Dell
=]
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Manager, Phoenix Cold Fusion User Group, www.AZCFUG.org
Twitter: @AlanRother
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I have an Asus laptop, that although posted as a gaming system, has tons of
power and runs anything I want. I have everything you described running
with no issues.
So +1 for Asus from me
Rob
On Sep 7, 2011 11:47 AM, Alan Rother alan.rot...@gmail.com wrote:
+1 for Lenovo
+0.5 for Dell, I've
What is your deciding factor?
sheer power
branded or unbranded
price
good support and customer care from the manufacturer
most of my life I have built my own and replace my own components as and
when required, then you have no-one else to blame when things go wrong. This
also used to be a lot
So +1 for Asus from me
I have not used one but if they make comuters like they do motherboards I
would definitely get one.
I have been running HP's for the last five years or so. I can't complain.
a couple of resources that might save you a few bucks
http://www.pricewatch.com/
this was accidently double-posted and is now solved
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Archive:
I normally build my own workstations, but if I were to buy a
workstation today I would likely get one from Puget Systems, such as
the Puget Serenity SPCR Edition. I've never ordered from that store,
but they get universally good reviews.
-Mike Chabot
On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 11:44 AM, Matt
+1 for HP. Support has been great
-1 for Dell support
+1 for Toshiba laptops
On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 11:33 AM, Mike Chabot mcha...@gmail.com wrote:
I normally build my own workstations, but if I were to buy a
workstation today I would likely get one from Puget Systems, such as
the Puget
Personally, I use an 27 iMac. It works for all my dev with exception to MS
Sql Mgmt Studio, but then I already owned VMware Fusion so I put Win7Pro on a
VM and then the MS sql tools. Win7 Pro runs real fast on a VM.
I have the i3 3.2Ghz iMac with 16Gb of ram. The newer iMac is even better.
Dell and HP here, have had not a single issue with more than 5 systems of
each over the last decade except a single broken key on a Dell laptop which
they overnighted a replacement for for free with no extra service plan or
warrantee service.
Dell's refurbished outlet gives you some great deals
I really can't get used to 1 mouse button, does my head in :-)
On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 5:46 PM, Wil Genovese jugg...@trunkful.com wrote:
Personally, I use an 27 iMac. It works for all my dev with exception to
MS Sql Mgmt Studio, but then I already owned VMware Fusion so I put Win7Pro
on a
For workstations, I have always been happy with Dell.
If you go the laptop route, either Dell or Toshiba (high end model.. not the
satellite).
-Original Message-
From: Matt Williams [mailto:mgw...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2011 8:45 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: SOT:
I agree, Apple keyboard and mouse, trackpad or Magic Mickey Mouse are all crap
in my humble opinion.
That's why I use the Logitech Cordless Optical Trackman and a Microsoft 4000
keyboard.
But, be warned, ColdFusion and OS X Lion are not playmates yet. I still run
Snow Leopard.
Wil
Craig Dudley wrote:
I'm sure I've seen a CFC or UDF before that translates numbers into
words, eg;
we used to have a c++ cfx tag for that but quite a while ago we switched
to using icu4j's RuleBasedNumberFormat (since we use it for so much
else). besides spellout it also gives you duration
all sounds vaguely familiar. no need of a wrapper class these days, all you
need
is icu4j on the classpath et voilà
cfscript
// otherwise default to server lcocale
locale=createObject(java,com.ibm.icu.util.ULocale).init(en_US);
// just for convenience
On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 12:52 PM, Wil Genovese jugg...@trunkful.com wrote:
But, be warned, ColdFusion and OS X Lion are not playmates yet. I still run
Snow Leopard.
I was all ready to lonk you to the article I used to get cF9 running on
Lion. Then I realised it was your article
I buy my systems from CyberpowerPC. Limited tech support, but I don't care
about that (we all probably know what we're doing), other than replacement
of something bad. Good prices and, most important to me, the ability to
customize literally every single thing in the system. So I get exactly what
+1 for Toshiba laptops
+1 for your +1.
I've had a Toshi Satellite for about three years now and it's hands-down the
most reliable windows computer I've ever owned.
(I've probably just jinxed myself now.)
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If you're not adverse to using a small company, iBuyPower makes some very nice
desktop and laptop gaming systems, http://www.ibuypower.com/. I picked up one
of their laptops 2 years ago and I've been very satisfied with it.
My HP desktop at work died last night. This morning we took the hard
Thanks, Dave. That was very, very helpful.
A followup: when I go to perfmon - add new counter - performance object:
coldfusion 8 server, the add button is grayed out. Am I missing something?
On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 1:06 PM, Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com wrote:
Hi. Do you know of any native
A followup: when I go to perfmon - add new counter - performance object:
coldfusion 8 server, the add button is grayed out. Am I missing something?
There have been problems with the CF PerfMon libraries for a long
time, and honestly I don't know if they've ever been resolved. This
might help:
I am more of a fan of building it myself. Most boards are plug and play. So
no jumper or bios settings changes are generally needed. You can put
together a pretty powerful system for less by going that route. Places like
TigerDirect and NewEgg offer barebones kits that are a good starting
I got an Asus laptop last year. It was RMAed back to them 4 times before they
finally sent me an exchange. The exchange arrived with a broken screen. So it
had to be RMAed back. It was the worst customer service I have ever dealt with.
You will probably get a lot of different opinions on
sent from my ASUS Transformer ;-)
On Wed, 2011-09-07 at 19:41 -0400, Dan Crouch wrote:
I got an Asus laptop last year. It was RMAed back to them 4 times before they
finally sent me an exchange. The exchange arrived with a broken screen. So it
had to be RMAed back. It was the worst customer
Good evening everyone,
This past week must have been computer-workstation die-off or something. My
wife's computer became infected with the PC Performance Virus. This thing is
a nasty as it locked her out of many of her programs, caused a black screen
to appear when the monitor was turned on
John, check out WhosOn, it does all you are asking for, and the chat side
too.
I needed exactly the same as you and couldn't find anything better than
this.
http://www.whoson.com/
Jenny Gavin-Wear
Fast Track Online
Tel: 01773 688584
http://www.fasttrackonline.co.uk/
-Original Message-
Perhaps there is something on the drive that is causing a problem? I
wouldn't put it into the next computer. Perhaps a rootkit?
Last time my computer died I replaced it with a Dell Precision
workstation. I treated myself nicely. I got a relatively small SSD
drive and a huge Buffalo external
You know the hardware has absolutely nothing to do with getting a virus,
right?
--
Shu Ha Ri: Agile and .NET blog
http://www.bifrost.com.au/
On 8 September 2011 09:28, Peter Donahue pdonah...@satx.rr.com wrote:
Good evening everyone,
This past week must have been computer-workstation
Well, malware like the program you describe can usually only harm you if a)
you aren't running an antivirus program, and b) you actually install the
malicious program. So first, you need to install some sort of antivirus
software (I use AVG). But even beyond that, unless you tell whoever is using
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