Wouldn't it be easier to use CFCACHE to mark the page as cached? CF will process the
page once and write the HTML to a cache file, from then on it will use the cached HTML
file and not reprocess the file until the cache expires.
At 01:34 PM 2/6/01 -0600, Ricq Pattay wrote:
>To avoid running those pesky 7500 queries, I'm investigating creating a
>static page that refreshes once a day. My user seems sorta ok with this
>approach. This is my first attempt with scheduling a CF event.
>
>So why when I set up a scheduled event in the CF Adminstrator do I always
>get a "connection failure" notice? The URL is correct, no username or
>password is required, request timeout is set well above what the page
>usually takes, no proxy, publish is checked, publish path & filename are
>valid, resolve URL checked. Actually I get a connection failure even when
>trying to run a simple page with ONE query and passing no parameters to it,
>so this sounds like a configuration issue...(?).
>
>The scheduler log looks ok:
>
>"Information","TID=3402","02/06/01","13:05:52","Scheduled action
>vcross_test, template
>http://bozo.umn.edu/schedule.cfm?year=2001-2002&rotation=2&type=rotation
>submission initiated."
>"Information","TID=3402","02/06/01","13:08:05","Scheduled action
>vcross_test, template
>http://bozo.umn.edu/schedule.cfm?year=2001-2002&rotation=2&type=rotation
>submitted successfully."
>
>but the resulting .htm file consists of the one line "Connection failure."
>
>If I select "Run" from the CF Admin scheduling page, the scheduled page
>always times out, even the simple test page with a single query that
>normally takes 1 second to run if loaded directly.
>
>
>
>
>Ricq Pattay ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>College of Veterinary Medicine
>University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
>
>
>
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