It doesn't ? Even under 'advanced' ?
Nope:-\
i *think* its a jdbc vs odbc thing?
[Note: my comments all relate to CFMX Standard, not Enterprise]
OK, at the risk of exposing my woeful lack of knowledge about database
connectivity here, _irrespective_ of whether you create an ODBC Socket
connection to Oracle or create an other connection which uses the
oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver class, the String Format option doesn't
appear under the Advanced Settings section.
because that bit's from cf (which knows you have standard no jdbc oracle
driver it knows about). if you need that
if you need that enabled on the other driver i
guess you'll need to research how oracle does iti guess of course.
Erm, oh yeah -- it all becomes obvious when somebody else points it out!
OK, a colleague has done some more testing, and what he's seen suggests
that you can't have an
If you're using CFMX Standard and Oracle 9i, is it possible to save and
retrieve Unicode?
Every post relating to this suggests checking the String Format box in
the DSN page, which doesn't appear on the CFMX Standard DSN page.
I've successfully saved and retrieved Japanese characters to MySQL by
On Tuesday 06 Jul 2004 11:16 am, Aidan Whitehall wrote:
Every post relating to this suggests checking the String Format box in
the DSN page, which doesn't appear on the CFMX Standard DSN page.
It doesn't ? Even under 'advanced' ?
--
Tom Chiverton
Advanced ColdFusion Programmer
Tel:
Every post relating to this suggests checking the String Format box in
the DSN page, which doesn't appear on the CFMX Standard DSN page.
It doesn't ? Even under 'advanced' ?
i *think* its a jdbc vs odbc thing?
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