How about making sure the charset is set properly. I have seen this kind of
thing when not setting to UTF-8. This can be a problem either on the
ingesting, or when the feed is written.
On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 2:25 PM, Che Vilnonis ch...@asitv.com wrote:
Nathan, the problem is that within
Some firewalls will not provide system info, which is requested by listdir
to properly output the results from the listdir command. You can typically
see a more verbose message for this in the FTP log. It will usually say
something like sysinfo X unrecognized, etc.
If you run into this,
You can reference that as cgi.http_x_forwarded_for -- and it will come back
blank if not there, and with a list of IPs otherwise.
So I supposed you could do something in your onrequest that if it exists
replaces cgi.remote_addr -- but that's not going to help you if it returns
multiple IPs. (We
On my local Standard developer edition, the ColdFusion Archive does
not provide the option to include user logins in the archive. Is this
something that is only provided for enterprise?
Cheers,
Kris
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 11:04 AM, Russ Michaels wrote:
You can use use the ColdFusion
Wow. That's pretty tough. I didn't know that was required when
installing 64-bit version of CF.
-KJ
On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 2:40 PM, Eric Roberts
ow...@threeravensconsulting.com wrote:
Why doesn't support seem to know to tell a customer, when they are
installing CF9 standard on a 64 bit box
Hi all,
I've been trying to find the right way to manage multiple individual
user logins to CFAdmin across multi-instance CF9.01, and across
multiple servers.
Although the user accounts are stored in the neo-security.xml file,
the passwords are hashed, and I would suspect that the hash is
The program architect assigned to our account sent me a bunch of
samples for various calls - this helped a lot, but they are, of
course, far from complete, documented, or anything approaching obvious
on which to use.
There are a lot of soap packet examples in the wiki, and if you trace
I've seen this problem and long ago (over 8 years ago) read documentation on
it too. Can't find it now, but the issue typically affects forms that have a
single field and a submit button, that are submitted using the enter key
instead of clicking the submit -- only in IE.
If you add a second
Hi all,
We're using SQL Server mirroring w/ SQL Server 2k8, and have setup for
automatic failover in the connection string attribute (Other JDBC type). The
one thing that is a bit of pain is that the CF instances have to get a
failure message back from the DSN before actually failing over --
Hi Brian,
I mistyped -- we are running 2k8 in 2k5 compatibility mode.
I took the advice of my sysadmin who is also a certified MSSQL guy
(and a really smart one too). With Mirroring you can specify the
failover partner in the connection string. You have a primary, and a
secondary. When the
Hi Dave,
That's what I'm saying -- I'm normalizing the case -- I'm explicitly setting
the image name to lcase(imagepathname) in the cfimage tag. If however -- and
this was definitely an edge case happening in testing -- there is an image
already at that path with the same name except for case,
Another thing you might want to look at -- not a redirect resolution at all
-- but is setting up a canonical tag. This is so that if you have the site
serving from both www.whatever.com and whatever.com, and you don't really
care about which one the user uses, Google will index them as if they
The issue was not whether the overwrite was happening -- it definitely was
-- the new image was written. There was no ftp involved -- this was all
cffile from a form post.
What I noted was that the original file -- the one being overwritten (with
the same name, but different case), did not use
I think it's the first time this conference has been run. I've signed up.
Just need to make my lodging and plane reservations.
And yeah, it's for-real -- the organizers are well-respected in the
community and are focused on the open-source arena, and that's what this
conference is about.
Figured out what the issue was here (was not related to difference in
version).
There was a file with the same name (but uppercase) already in the
directory. The code specified to overwrite on name conflict. This
environment is windows, so I guess CFImage doesn't actually rename the file
on
Hi all,
Wondering if anyone has run into this with CFImage under CF9.
I'm writing a file on my local developer version 9.0. I am explicitly
writing the filename as lower-case doing a resize operation.
In development environment, enterprise version 9.0.1, the file is always
written with
Hi folks,
Was reworking a function today to use serializejson instead of
building the json myself. Love this functionality. Unfortunately, I've
run into a snag when I pushed this over to a CF8 box where it must
run. The double-quotes on elements in the JSON returned are escaped
when run from the
Okay, finally figured this out: To make this work in CF8 (w/ chf4
applied), I had to change the returnformat to plain, rather than
json. Otherwise it escaped all the quotes used to construct the
JSON. This does not happen in CF9.
Searched and searched for this on the web to no avail - hopefully
are double serializing the JSON.
On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 8:09 PM, Kris Jones kris.jon...@verizon.net wrote:
Okay, finally figured this out: To make this work in CF8 (w/ chf4
applied), I had to change the returnformat to plain, rather than
json. Otherwise it escaped all the quotes used
We've been using SmarterMail since iMIS kind of disappeared. Not bad,
but we're having problems with it choking somewhere between 58k-140k
messages. Pretty easy to trace individual messages through their logs,
and search utilities in the console.
We also have mailenable in use, and it has been
It's not elegant, but I've found that throwing an error on the
datasource works for releasing them. Try a query against the dsn for a
table that doesn't exist.
Cheers,
Kris
Try deleting the .ldb file.
On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 8:58 AM, Mike Kear afpwebwo...@gmail.com wrote:
I have to make an
Take a look at the CROSS APPLY operator in T-SQL.
It is designed to do this.
Cheers,
Kris
On Sat, Jul 31, 2010 at 10:41 AM, Les Mizzell lesm...@bellsouth.net wrote:
Scott Brady wrote:
There's probably a way to do it just in the query (using subqueries
perhaps), but here's one option:
Andrew,
Can you elaborate on the problems you've seen loading Application
scoped objects into the request scope? We're having some problem with
this as well, re: garbage-collection. Is there any documentation you
can point me at for this issue?
What alternative do you recommend? Just always
.
On 2010-07-14, at 06:42, Kris Jones wrote:
Andrew,
Can you elaborate on the problems you've seen loading Application
scoped objects into the request scope? We're having some problem with
this as well, re: garbage-collection. Is there any documentation you
can point me at for this issue
Hi all,
We've been running into some issues while testing a new deployment.
Servers are CF9 (hf1) on Win2k8 64-bit. Also seeing same problems on
developer machines running Win7 64-bit, and WinXP (32-bit). We're
seeing the problem on both CF9 Standard as well as CF9 Enterprise.
We're having
It's as default as it gets. No changes from initial install at all:
An enterprise server CF9 hf1:
java.args=-server -Xmx512m -Dsun.io.useCanonCaches=false
-XX:MaxPermSize=192m -XX:+UseParallelGC -Xbatch
-Dcoldfusion.rootDir={application.home}/
Sorry guys, I'm happy to post something, I'm just completely
underwater with work ramping up for a launch. I hope to have time to
scrub-up some code to post this weekend.
Cheers,
Kris
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 2:28 PM, Dustin Wardlow dustinward...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, Kris
I can understand
Jeff, very sorry to be out of the loop. (But this did give me a
chuckle.) Just been underwater with work. I'll send you something on
Monday.
Cheers,
Kris
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 6:36 PM, Jeff Gladnick jeff.gladn...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh christ, i had submission errors and it wasn't coming up,
Developing on localhost -- XP, or Win7. Dev, Stage, Production are all
Win2008 Servers.
Cheers,
Kris
On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 9:46 AM, Matthew Small
chestypul...@beachbum.net wrote:
Are you using Windows XP or 2000 as the webserver? If so, then this applies.
We're using FBConnect for a site in development now. It works fine, no
problem. Except when FB does something stupid and breaks the API.
Which happens every couple of weeks.
Cheers,
Kris
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I know this isn't CF-specific, but was wondering if anyone has a way
around this. Trying to avoid specifying the script name in the form
action, and IIS isn't happy about that when using method=post. Works
fine with get.
index.cfm is declared as default document for the directory. From what
I've
Thanks Bobby,
Just tried that, same result.
Cheers,
Kris
On Sun, Jun 20, 2010 at 4:59 PM, Bobby Hartsfield bo...@acoderslife.com wrote:
Have you tried: /?#cgi.query_string#
I know this isn't CF-specific, but was wondering if anyone has a way
around this. Trying to avoid specifying the
Hi all,
Wondering if anyone has changed the file extension to which ColdFusion
engine is associated. A client of mine is asking for this, and I'm not
seeing any big problem with it myself. Wondered what road-blocks,
gotchas, etc., are out there that I'm just not thinking of right now.
The client
Thanks Dave,
I do know that it can done -- pretty easily. Just looking for the
gotchas. The hint about not mapping static file extensions is
appreciated. In fact, just such an extension was requested, and I
recommended against it. But...
Cheers,
Kris
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 7:05 PM, Dave
Client is interested in obscuring that it's CF. They know that it's
not fool-proof by any means. They don't have anything against CF,
obviously. If they were running a php site, they'd want to obscure
that too.
Cheers,
Kris
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 8:03 PM, Bryan Stevenson
How about something like this:
cfset arFound =
refindnocase(Age:([^\r\n|\r|\n]*)[\r\n|\r|\n],thestring,1,true) /
cfoutput#mid(thestring,arFound[pos][1],arFound[len][1])#/cfoutput
Cheers,
Kris
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Rather, that would be, if you don't want the label of the field:
cfoutput#mid(thestring,arFound[pos][2],arFound[len][2])#/cfoutput
Cheers,
Kris
On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 11:43 AM, Kris Jones kris.jon...@verizon.net wrote:
How about something like this:
cfset arFound =
refindnocase(Age:([^\r\n
You've probably already done this, but is the solr setting in CFAdmin
pointing to the correct path? If you are running a
multi-instance/enterprise, you'll probably need to change the default
path that's set there.
We installed solr after-the-fact (did not install any CF search
service), by
My experience has always been that inside a cfloop on a query, you
must specify the scope. Inside a cfoutput on query you do not need to
specify the scope.
Cheers,
Kris
I believe this behavior is as expected, however it breaks our code that
worked in CF 8. Similar issues have been discussed
We're experiencing some strange behavior in CFAdmin setting up a
datasource to a SQL 2k8 server.
Datasource sets up fine on 32 bit machine. And we've had 2 64-bit Win7
instances able to setup the DSN successfully as well. But this one
system just won't cooperate. It throws:
Connection
Subclipse doesn't have an auto-detector that I know of. That would
suggest that you have a subclipse client version that is compatible
with SVN 1.5.6? That may not be the correct version.
My svn his hosted on projectLocker and can't find what version they're
using, so I have a support request
Oh, and here is a link to the old Tigris site for downloads:
http://subclipse.tigris.org/servlets/ProjectProcess?pageID=p4wYuA
This link shows all the various client update site archives. Saved me
when I had to link against Subversion 1.4.2:
Scott, SVN doesn't care what the extension on a file is. Doesn't matter at all.
You do need to be aware of what version of the subversion server you
are running, and make sure the client you are using is targeted for
that version. For instance, if you are running a 1.4.x SVN server, you
cannot
AM, Kris Jones wrote:
We'll be running on Windows Server 2008 in production (and dev stage
environments).
But we do need to get this issue resolved for our developers local
machines as well.
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 11:22 AM, Dave Watts wrote:
Incidentally, CF9 32-bit has been running
Anyone having this problem? We've got 2 developers on Windows 7, with
CF9 64-bit installed (not multi-instance), who have each had CF server
kack on them after a day of working in it. The service stops
(sometimes in the middle of the night when no one is working). In one
case this was after a
We also got this message. Verified that our DNS was routing correctly.
Appreciate the note on CF caching the connection info. Guess we'll
have to cycle the instances in that cluster...
Cheers,
Kris
We're using cfReCaptcha and got the following
message. Anyone else receive this email?
I
, Hugo Ahlenius hugo.ahlen...@nordpil.comwrote:
Kris Jones wrote on 2010-02-12:
We've got a very busy legacy home-grown forum that since late August
2009 or so has been getting hit heavily by the Link-Building industry.
Posting requires membership, which requires a captcha to be entered
Sorry, this is a bit OT, but we're using CF for the site, so thought I'd see
what other CF folks are doing about it.
We've got a very busy legacy home-grown forum that since late August 2009 or
so has been getting hit heavily by the Link-Building industry. Posting
requires membership, which
..
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 8:27 AM, Kris Jones kris.jon...@verizon.net
wrote:
Sorry, this is a bit OT, but we're using CF for the site, so thought I'd
see
what other CF folks are doing about it.
We've got a very busy legacy home-grown forum that since late August 2009
or
so has been
pretty
advanced..
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 8:27 AM, Kris Jones kris.jon...@verizon.net
wrote:
Sorry, this is a bit OT, but we're using CF for the site, so thought I'd
see
what other CF folks are doing about it.
We've got a very busy legacy home-grown forum that since late August
2009
Not even suggesting it can't be done. Of course it can be done, and with
fairly basic skills. However, I can tell, from at least 2 of the most
egregious offenders, that they are getting links inserted (with success) on
other sites. So it's not just our site.
And yeah, many of the IPs (that
...@careyweb.com wrote:
I donât think you mentioned using CFFormProtect, but it is another layer
that I have used.
http://cfformprotect.riaforge.org/
-Original Message-
From: Kris Jones [mailto:kris.jon...@verizon.net]
Sent: Friday, February 12, 2010 12:08 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re
as a
whisper...
Are your IMS mail servers still running/working?
Brook
-Original Message-
From: Kris Jones [mailto:kris.jon...@verizon.net]
Sent: January-25-10 12:24 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Email blast product to replace iMS
What are folks using for blasting hundreds of thousands
What are folks using for blasting hundreds of thousands of emails a day?
We've been using iMS, but the product needs attention and the
company/support is unreachable (website is nonfunctional).
We need to be able to integrate w/ ColdFusion. Speed is an essential
requirement.
Cheers,
Kris
Does your procedure specify rowlocks, nolocks, etc? Without that you
may be at the mercy of the client (or driver in this case)
Cheers,
Kris
Following the bulk insert of a fairly complex xml document, I run a stored
procedure which parses through the document passing the values into
The former: It ignores anything passed to it, and sets the value to null.
Note, however, that whatever you are passing to the procparam must still
validate; e.g., a variable in the value attribute must exist:
cfprocparam value=#mygreatvariable# null=#not
isdefined('mygreatvariable)#
Will
This problem is not just an RDS issue. I've seen this on new installs of
CF8, with RDS enabled, and cannot get the browse to work. Simply typing the
path to the item works (in my case this was a DSN setup thing).
Suspect this may be related to JVM version. For instance, on my localhost @
work,
It's less a CF issue, and more about a traffic and simultaneous
reads/writes. Make good use of WITH NOLOCK on database reads where you can.
It's not always a single record that is locking. Depending on how your
tables are indexed and a variety of other factors, a page (SQL page) could
be locked,
Mark,
Thanks for the suggestions. I had just emailed them last night about the
other 2 services, and am prepping a test file to check on reading/writing
just as you suggest. Glad to see I'm thinking down the right path on this
one. I'll also send the suggestion on the hosts file entry. Never
Hi all,
I'm trying to help a client work out an interim fix for a security issue.
They need to move the administrative interface for some CF applications off
of their public-facing website. The applications store some sensitive data
that require there be no public interface available. The
If the form.password contains characters that the encryption seed will cause
to result in a string that contains a space or plus-sign, you will have
trouble with the CFMX_COMPAT mode. Suggest going with a different mode.
Cheers,
Kris
I'm on CF7.
Here's my code:
(in Application.cfc)
cfset
Is it only me, or does this patch solution look pretty bad?
merge the cfide folder
Ack!
Cheers,
Kris
A hotfix was just released for this:
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb09-09.html
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Want to reach
It's a character out of range for the encoding you're using on the page.
Note, that you need to do more than just specify the encoding. You
also need to actually write the document with that encoding. Here are
a couple of links that have been helpful to me in the past.
Ben Nadel blogged about
It's been a long time since I've seen that, but I believe the 1899
timestamps are interpretation of a NULL timestamp by CF (from SQL
Server data).
Cheers,
Kris
I have no idea where those 1899 timestamps are coming from.
We have a scheduled task that is fairly critical (it helps generate
Using cfsqltype=cf_sql_timestamp will definitely solve that problem.
I expect you're just trying to give an example, but if all you're
trying to do is move values from one table to another, you can do this
en-mass with SQL:
cfquery name=putdate datasource=whatever
insert into
Thanks much -- this is exactly what I needed. I don't know why, but I
had only tried putting it above the cfcomponent tag.
Cheers,
Kris
We are using encoding declarations in cfcs just after cfcomponent tag and
everything works fine:
cfcomponent output=no
cfprocessingdirective
I've got a function that replaces accented characters with
english-type characters -- this is for file naming and such. It works
fine until I put the function in a component.
On a plain ole .cfm page, it works great as long as the
cfprocessingdirective for pageencoding=utf-8. Without the
Whenever I've had to call a .NET web-service, where any of the
arguments are complex, I've always had to construct the SOAP envelope
manually. In the end, this took less time than trying to call it
directly -- and failing, and failing, and failing.
Cheers,
Kris
This isn't my web service: it's
We're running iMS, and are not experiencing any problems. Their site
appears to be up.
http://www.coolfusion.com/products/ims/
-KJ
The Infusion mail server from Coolfusion uses a phone home license
enforcement scheme - which is now a problem since their authentication
server has gone 404 (as
You might want to try this: http://www.coolfusion.com/support/
Take a look at their Moving A Software License Between Machines form.
-KJ
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Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software 8 is the most important and dramatic release to
date
Get
This validates by calling the cfc directly. Haven't actually called
the function, but I think this would work:
cfcomponent
cffunction
name=fnProcessForm
displayname=fnProcessForm
hint=Processes Submitted Form
output=false
access=remote
Thanks Barney Wil. Our application performs under extreme load 24/7.
Interacts with a database that is highly volatile (lots of inserts),
with tables/views containing millions of rows. Currently, the
instances are set to the default of 25 (2 of the stacks are set to 28
per instance). I don't
I've read in various places that the recommended starting point for
determining the Max Simultaneous Requests (MSR) value is 3-4 per CPU.
But I'm not seeing how this works in a vertical cluster. Say I have a
box with 4 CPUs, and 4 instances on that box. How would that suss-out?
Do you set each
cfcontent type=text/html; charset=[whatever charset you want] /
FYI: the above must appear in the first 1024 bytes of the response.
Cheers,
Kris
From: Dave Watts:
CF sets the content type for documents generated by CF. Otherwise, IIS
sets the content type.
Ok, that's the impression that
Yes, there are. You should check the change notes on Adobe.
And, from my experience, specifically, there are problems with
dbvarname attribute in cfstoredproc calls. If you are using dbvarname,
it must be included on all cfprocparam arguments to the cfstoredproc
call. AND, the value must exactly
We recently experienced problems along these lines (not having to do
with jQuery, but getting the charset to stick). Notes to our team are
for UTF-8, but I suppose you could choose whatever character encoding
you need. I also found excellent information on a blog post by Ben
Nadel (link below) --
Would probably help if you could post some abbreviated code.
Make sure the attribute is set as formfields (note it's plural). If
the attribute is formfield (singular), it will be ignored, and will
attempt to update with whatever it finds in the form collection. Note
that the table's primary key
As for your datasource connections, take an archive in CFAdministrator
prior to uninstalling CF7. You can then reimport this after CF8 is
installed.
You could probably install CF8 from the full developer edition
installer available at Adobe, then enter your license keys? Not sure
if it will
I never saw Bobby's response quoted below, but yes, I'm sure the app
is NOT running at the IP that's coming through in the cgi.server_name
variable. Attempting to access those IPs in the browser fails (server
not found or server 500 errors, depends on the IP).
I'm not really trying to get the
isthere would be a variable reference to a query object with that
name. recordcount is an attribute of a query object.
isthere.recordcount would evaluate to a numeric of 0 or greater. If 0,
it would evaluate in a boolean to false. Otherwise it would evaluate
as true.
No mystery here. Or am I just
I know the cgi structure can be spoofed, and admit to my ignorance as
far as that goes. We've been getting some error messages showing
cgi.Server_Name fulfilled with the caller's IP address.
So here is my question: How would this happen? In what cases does the
CGI.server_name variable get
When people ask me about changing over to CFEclipse, I say, You'll
love it and never want to use [insert other IDE name here] again. But
you'll hate it for at first -- probably about a week. I agree that it
takes a commitment to using it -- I forced myself to not use another
editor for a week. I'm
I've got a function in a cfc, that is doing a soap request via CFHTTP.
I've enabled output on the function, and can dump the
CFHTTP.filecontent successfully after the cfhttp call. I then return
that result from the function. However, in the calling cfm template,
the return variable on the function
Sorry, the function contents had stupid typo (I never have been good
at obscuring/genericizing my actual code before posting). Here is what
I meant to write:
---
CFM template has:
cfinvoke component=#oComp# method=myfunc returvariable=xxx
cfinvokeargument name=arga
I've had that same experience attempting xmlParse -- the trim was
absolutely necessary.
This was just a plain 'ol XHMTL document. Not strict XML.
I believe according to the standard, XML isn't allowed to have any white
space before the doctype. This is the first I'd heard of a browser
This doesn't make any sense to me at all, so toss it out to the list.
We've got a site in development, that is giving us fits. A specific
page, when viewed in Safari (mac and win), will not show div contents
of a specific class when surfed to as a .cfm file.
If you view source the content is
Yup. Happening for more than one developer too.
We've got a site in development, that is giving us fits. A
specific page, when viewed in Safari (mac and win), will not
show div contents of a specific class when surfed to as a .cfm file.
If you view source the content is there. Save source as
OMG. This fixes it. What's that all about anyway?
Put a cfcontent reset=true right before the doctype on the same line and
see what happens.
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Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software 8 is the most important and dramatic release to
Funny, in this instance, IE played nice. Just Safari gave us a
problem. I've seen other cases where Safari is a bit more sensitive to
character-encoding type of things, but don't know that this was the
issue this time. I'm guessing that there was something other than true
white-space in that thar
We handled this attack last month (it never did get through), and
starting Tuesday night received about 20 thousands instances (not an
exaggeration). Slowing down now for us, but, heh, it's early.
~|
Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software
I'd like to know how I can stop the requests from ever hitting the web-server.
Can anyone point me at a resource for a firewall solution? I've seen
some isapi filter solutions, but they all seem to just clean the
querystring and then forward the request on -- so it's still hitting
CF. I'd really
I have a client who reluctantly upgraded to CF5 from CF4.0 last year
(yes, that would be 2007) because an sysadmin _accidentally_ upgraded,
and they couldn't find the original 4.0 disks. While they'd like to
upgrade to CF7 or CF8, the cost of migrating the many, many apps they
have is cost
This attack has nothing to do with elevation of privilege. It simply
tacks on a SQL procedure to a query existing on the page already. This
procedure then runs through the tables/columns in the database
appending text the end of content in varchar fields. The text appended
varies, but what I've
We're getting hit hard today with this. They're failing, because we
use cfqueryparam and cfprocparam. But it is quite annoying.
-KJ
~|
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date
Get the
It'll show in your logs of course. We also have error reports that
dump the error info and certain collections and mail it to the dev
team.
-KJ
We're getting hit hard today with this.
/rss.cfm?
Is is just rss.cfm? I haven't looked at our logs yet. Where did you see
this. The server log
I can confirm that many templates in our site are being hit. And they
are not commonly named.
-KJ
For me, all attempts are focusing on rss.cfm. Another post said they saw
sitemap.cfm being hit. Can anyone confirm any other templates that are being
hit? Perhaps only 'commonly named' templates
As a rule I use cfqueryparam. And generally try to stick to stored
procedures, and use cfstoredproc/cfprocparam. However, I am now
working with an app that uses cached queries regularly, and is still
on CF7. You cannot use cfqueryparam with a cached query in CF7. What
are the alternatives?
-KJ
The password changed? Check the DSN in CFAdmin...
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 11:50 AM, Orlini, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some of our CF programs are generating this SQL error.
[Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Login failed for user 'sa'
Any ideas pls?
I believe HostMySite.com is SAS70 compliant. Try them.
Ok, I have a dedicated server through CFDynamics right now and the need to
have a SAS 70 Type II certification at my host has come up. I have been
trying to find out for a week now if they have that and my guess is that
since they
This is an eclipse problem (not cfeclipse problem). I found that the
incredibly ridiculous, unworkable slowness on files approaching 1000
lines (or more) happens when your cursor is next to an open or closed
angle bracket . Simply typing a space after the will suddenly get
the keypress response
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