[cfaussie] Re: wierd caching problem

2008-04-28 Thread Mark Mandel

I've seen this on CF8 occasionally although I created a new CF8
VM, and it's gone away now...

So not sure...?

Mark

On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 9:12 AM, barry.b [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  this has got me beat.

  I'm throwing files against a shared dev server, getting the occasional
  oops and trying to correct it. These are just simple test harnesses,
  hardly anything in them.

  what's happening is that I'm still getting the error message even
  after I fix the oops. something is still hanging on to the old code
  and throwing the error BUT the error stack trace is showing the
  correct (new/repaired) code.

  While trusted cache is turned off, I'm having to go into the CF admin
  and manually clear the template cache now just to see the changes.
  It's like trusted cache is still on, even though it's turned off.

  eg:

  Variable QRYGETCUSALL is undefined.
  The error occurred in X:\xxx_xxx\_scratch\idr\cloneforms.cfm: line 12
  10 :
  11 :
  12 : cfdump var=#qryGetCusAllx# label=qryGetCusAll /

  that error message is old because I renamed the query but forgot to
  change the name in the dump the first time around. The stack trace is
  from the second run of the code that should not throw an error [1].

  any suggestions what might be causing this, and suggest a fix?


  [1]
  CFQUERY NAME=qryGetCusAllx DATASOURCE=idr
  SELECT  *
  FROMTidrT_Customer
  WHERE   fk_DisputeID = cfqueryparam cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer
  value=118972 /
  ORDER BYDateCreated
  /CFQUERY

  cfdump var=#qryGetCusAllx# label=qryGetCusAll /



  




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[cfaussie] Re: wierd caching problem

2008-04-28 Thread Adam Chapman

Hi Barry,

I had a similar issue a few weeks ago (CFMX7).. I had to turn 'save
class files' off, run the template, then turn it back on.

It happened around the time of daylight savings change where the cf time
and OS time were different..

Hope this helps.
Adam

-Original Message-
From: barry.b [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, 29 April 2008 9:12 AM
To: cfaussie
Subject: [cfaussie] wierd caching problem


this has got me beat.

I'm throwing files against a shared dev server, getting the occasional
oops and trying to correct it. These are just simple test harnesses,
hardly anything in them.

what's happening is that I'm still getting the error message even
after I fix the oops. something is still hanging on to the old code
and throwing the error BUT the error stack trace is showing the
correct (new/repaired) code.

While trusted cache is turned off, I'm having to go into the CF admin
and manually clear the template cache now just to see the changes.
It's like trusted cache is still on, even though it's turned off.

eg:

Variable QRYGETCUSALL is undefined.
The error occurred in X:\xxx_xxx\_scratch\idr\cloneforms.cfm: line 12
10 :
11 :
12 : cfdump var=#qryGetCusAllx# label=qryGetCusAll /

that error message is old because I renamed the query but forgot to
change the name in the dump the first time around. The stack trace is
from the second run of the code that should not throw an error [1].

any suggestions what might be causing this, and suggest a fix?


[1]
CFQUERY NAME=qryGetCusAllx DATASOURCE=idr
SELECT  *
FROMTidrT_Customer
WHERE   fk_DisputeID = cfqueryparam cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer
value=118972 /
ORDER BYDateCreated
/CFQUERY

cfdump var=#qryGetCusAllx# label=qryGetCusAll /





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[cfaussie] Re: wierd caching problem

2008-04-28 Thread barry.b

thanx for the replies, guys. At least it helps lift some fog...

so far 

it happens on both CF8 and CF7 (I'm using 7)
it happens occasionally
it happens for no specific reason.

oh goodie. needle in a hay stack time.


I'm surviving by clearing the template cache for now (but heaven help
anyone else working on the same box).


It can't be an IIS caching issue, can it? While it throws the old
error message, the new code is what's displayed - which implies that
CF is controlling this all...

I really dislike working on shared dev boxes ... it's just asking for
trouble...


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[cfaussie] Re: wierd caching problem

2008-04-28 Thread Joel Cass

If you are uploading using FTP, check that the timestamps are being
updated.

CF uses the timestamp of each file to determine whether it should be
recompiled at runtime.

I think that's your needle right there.

On Mon, 2008-04-28 at 17:46 -0700, barry.b wrote:
 thanx for the replies, guys. At least it helps lift some fog...
 
 so far 
 
 it happens on both CF8 and CF7 (I'm using 7)
 it happens occasionally
 it happens for no specific reason.
 
 oh goodie. needle in a hay stack time.
 
 
 I'm surviving by clearing the template cache for now (but heaven help
 anyone else working on the same box).
 
 
 It can't be an IIS caching issue, can it? While it throws the old
 error message, the new code is what's displayed - which implies that
 CF is controlling this all...
 
 I really dislike working on shared dev boxes ... it's just asking for
 trouble...
 
 
  
 


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[cfaussie] Re: wierd caching problem

2008-04-28 Thread barry.b



On Apr 29, 12:29 pm, Joel Cass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 If you are uploading using FTP, check that the timestamps are being
 updated.

thanx Joel but it's local/network

 I think that's your needle right there.

you may be close. I'm starting to think Dreamewaver 8 may be the
culprit. I've got it set up as a site with local versions updating the
testing (shared Dev) server on save (although I'm not hitting F12 to
run it, rather refreshing the browser pointing to the dev server and
I'm not explicitly using RDS).

the annoying thing is I can see the corrected code in the stack trace
- along with the error message which doesn't belong.

and if DreamWeaver is the cause, then the question now is how it
affects CF if the fix is to clear my template cache.

I'll check the timestamps as well as go back to CFEclipse once I
finish with the layout - see if either are part of the problem.

thanx again
b




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[cfaussie] Re: wierd caching problem

2008-04-28 Thread Andrew Scott

Knew there was another reason I hated Dreamweaver:-)

But in this case I doubt it is, I can't vouch for everyone. But I have been
bitten with that a few times, the time stamp didn't seem to work. Coldfusion
just decided that there wasn't a change to the source, and went on with
using the compiled class.

Never looked into the reason why though, it was easy to just delete that
cache and files. But it's a bugger to be caught out with though.


Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613  9015 8628
Mobile: 0404 998 273




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Of barry.b
Sent: Tuesday, 29 April 2008 12:41 PM
To: cfaussie
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: wierd caching problem




On Apr 29, 12:29 pm, Joel Cass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 If you are uploading using FTP, check that the timestamps are being
 updated.

thanx Joel but it's local/network

 I think that's your needle right there.

you may be close. I'm starting to think Dreamewaver 8 may be the
culprit. I've got it set up as a site with local versions updating the
testing (shared Dev) server on save (although I'm not hitting F12 to
run it, rather refreshing the browser pointing to the dev server and
I'm not explicitly using RDS).

the annoying thing is I can see the corrected code in the stack trace
- along with the error message which doesn't belong.

and if DreamWeaver is the cause, then the question now is how it
affects CF if the fix is to clear my template cache.

I'll check the timestamps as well as go back to CFEclipse once I
finish with the layout - see if either are part of the problem.

thanx again
b






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