Besides the obvious MS<->Sybase incompatibilities, there are the UNIX ones.
URLs are case sensitive in apache. Filenames are case sensitive in general.
Stick to lowercase in your filenames and make sure every URL in your code is
lowercase. EXCEPT Application.cfm (notice the uppercase "A")
<CFFILE> may need some attention
<cfif Find("/", GetBaseTemplatePath()) GT 0>
<cfset Application.dirsep="/">
<cfelse>
<cfset Application.dirsep="\">
</cfif>
code in your Application.cfm like the above can help
rights in CFFILE with the mode "664" seem to work fine so put that in your
uploads
Scheduled tasks in CF behave worst in Solaris
ODBC from Merant... Am I missing something? Oh yeah! if you have CFX,
they need a port of course. That is why I just have Java CFXs.
<Jaime/>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Neil Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 2:20 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: NT and SQLServer development migrating to Unix and Sybase
>
>
> Hi Guys,
>
> Has anyone had/have any experience with using CF and Sybase? We
> predominently use SQLServer 7 but we have a job coming up that
> will require
> us to use a Sybase Server. I ask as the situation we have is that we will
> be developing with CF4.5 Enterprise on NT with a SQLServer 7 DB,
> when we go
> live we will be shifting all code over to Unix and the Syabse
> environment -
> in an ideal world the code should work but before I say yep I want to know
> any little details that possibly may arise!!!
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Neil
>
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