I've just (finally) solved the same issue..the direct cause is that the
server CFServer is running at 100% (and must be restarted).
There are probably other scenarios which would cause this...but here's what
my problem was:
I run SQL2000, but had created a quick Access database for testing a new
app, and ported some queries into the new app...each of which used a
variation of this:
select (fname + ' ' + lname) as username
(this works fine in SQL, and on Access on my local machine.....for some
reason, though, it threw the server into a fit every single time I ran a
query with this syntax)
I still don't know why this happened....only that it did, and I had to
re-write the queries as: select fname, lname
This may not be your problem....but it's one thing to check.
Perhaps someone more knowledgeable on this list can explain the why of this
scenario.
HTH!
D
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 5:26 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Repost: Unknown Parser Error
No answers from my first post regarding:
-- Error ----------------------------------------------
"Just in time compilation error
unknown parser error
The last successfully parsed CFML construct was the CFML template
beginning occupying document position (1:1) to (1:1)"
-- End of Error ----------------------------------------------
Some mysteries:
1. This error appears sporadically on SOME, but not all templates. When it
appears on one, then it tends to appear on numerous templates until the
CF server is restarted.
2. When this occurs, I can repeat the SAME error when I put one or two
simple words in a .cfm file and attempt to run it. E.g., a file with just
the
words "Just testing..." throws the same error, though there's obviously no
legitimate reason for the server to have a parser problem with a simple two-
word text file...
I found some posts here and on Allaire re. this message, but very few
suggestions as to a cause. Can anyone shed any light at all? This is
occurring on a shared host running CF 4.5.1 and IIS.
Gene Kraybill
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