[KCFusion] finding computername using CF 5

2003-02-19 Thread Minor, Beth
We are setting up servers for load balancing and I am trying to figure out a way to 
display the computername.  Found a getenv function on the 
http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?ID=777 website that will do this - but it only works for 
CF MX and we are using CF 5.  Does anyone know how to find the computername using CF 
5.0?

Thanks,
Beth Minor

Beth Minor
Database Programmer Analyst-Principal
University of Missouri  System
phone (573) 882-9242
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RE: [KCFusion] finding computername using CF 5

2003-02-19 Thread Minor, Beth


Thanks for the quick replies - I am looking for the actual network machine name of the 
server.  We will be using a file replication system to keep the code the same between 
all servers, so I'm not quite sure how to do that and use the suggestion below.  Why 
is using CFREGISTRY bad?

Beth Minor


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You can put a quick custom tag in the CustomTags directory that will set a variable 
for you like REQUEST.SERVERNAME and then just customize that for each machine.  The 
REALLY dynamic but bad way to do it is to use CFREGISTRY to do it 

Robin Greenhagen
President
GSI
http://www.gsi-kc.com/


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Subject: [KCFusion] finding computername using CF 5


We are setting up servers for load balancing and I am trying to figure out a way to 
display the computername.  Found a getenv function on the 
http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?ID=777 website that will do this - but it only works for 
CF MX and we are using CF 5.  Does anyone know how to find the computername using CF 
5.0?

Thanks,
Beth Minor

Beth Minor
Database Programmer Analyst-Principal
University of Missouri  System
phone (573) 882-9242
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


 
 
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[KCFusion] CF on Netscape and IE

2003-03-18 Thread Minor, Beth

The CF apps I currently work on are written to work with Internet Explorer only.  When 
the apps were written a few years ago and used with Netscape there were a few problems 
(mostly javascript and cosmetic), so we decided to kick the users out of our apps if 
they try to access them using Netscape.  We didn't have time to get them working on 
both browsers at the time.  Now I'm looking into getting them working on Netscape.  
The group that maintains our CF server now, has indicated that CF can be used with 
Netscape or IE, but trying to apply patches for both browsers and getting the apps to 
work on both will not be possible.  I'm just wanting to get some feedback about how 
others handle maintaining apps for Netscape and IE.

Thanks,
Beth

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Database Programmer Analyst-Principal
University of Missouri  System
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RE: [KCFusion] CF MX and ODBC datasource with decode stmt

2003-10-01 Thread Minor, Beth
Jeff,
The Web server Oracle client is 9.2.0.1.0  
The CF MX connection is an ODBC socket to a system DSN set up with Microsoft's 
ODBC for Oracle running Windows 2003 server.
The Unix Database server is running 8.1.7.3.0
The Code.
SELECT decode(type_add,'WAG',monetary_amount,0) as wage_amount, 
 decode(type_add,'BEN',monetary_amount,0) as benefit_amount 
 FROM sysadm.Table_name 
 WHERE emplid = 'kjfdlk' 
 and distrib_line_num = '001' 

Works on the server via SQL Plus.


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Subject: RE: [KCFusion] CF MX and ODBC datasource with decode stmt


We use decode on ORACLE quite often and haven't had any problems since
moving to MX.  Can you post an example query?  What version of ORACLE?

Jeff

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Subject: [KCFusion] CF MX and ODBC datasource with decode stmt


We are currently using CF 5 and are in the process of upgrading to CF MX.
We use ORACLE databases and ODBC data sources.  While testing with CF MX  I
am finding that our cfqueries that use decode statements in the sql, error
out with a SQLSTATE 01S01 message.  Has anyone encountered this or have any
ideas?   

Thanks,
Beth Minor
DB Programmer Analyst
University of Missouri
Columbia, MO


 
 
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RE: [KCFusion] CF MX and ODBC datasource with decode stmt

2003-10-01 Thread Minor, Beth
THanks for the suggestions - 

When we first started developing in CF, we used native drivers and had a lot of 
problems with response time and server busy messages.  The decision was made by a 
consultant to use ODBC datasources - so we converted all the applications to use them. 
 It did seem to help some at the time.

Beth

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Beth,
You might try using the Oracle driver in the cf admin instead of the odbc
socket to see if that solves it.  That's what we use for ours.  Otherwise,
our setup looks pretty much the same.  Slight version differences but
nothing major.  Is there a specific reason you are using ODBC?

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Subject: RE: [KCFusion] CF MX and ODBC datasource with decode stmt


Jeff,
The Web server Oracle client is 9.2.0.1.0  
The CF MX connection is an ODBC socket to a system DSN set up with
Microsoft's ODBC for Oracle running Windows 2003 server.
The Unix Database server is running 8.1.7.3.0
The Code.
SELECT decode(type_add,'WAG',monetary_amount,0) as wage_amount, 
 decode(type_add,'BEN',monetary_amount,0) as benefit_amount 
 FROM sysadm.Table_name 
 WHERE emplid = 'kjfdlk' 
 and distrib_line_num = '001' 

Works on the server via SQL Plus.


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Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 4:05 PM
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Cc: Hagemeyer, David A.
Subject: RE: [KCFusion] CF MX and ODBC datasource with decode stmt


We use decode on ORACLE quite often and haven't had any problems since
moving to MX.  Can you post an example query?  What version of ORACLE?

Jeff

-Original Message-
From: Minor, Beth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 3:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Hagemeyer, David A.
Subject: [KCFusion] CF MX and ODBC datasource with decode stmt


We are currently using CF 5 and are in the process of upgrading to CF MX. We
use ORACLE databases and ODBC data sources.  While testing with CF MX  I am
finding that our cfqueries that use decode statements in the sql, error out
with a SQLSTATE 01S01 message.  Has anyone encountered this or have any
ideas?   

Thanks,
Beth Minor
DB Programmer Analyst
University of Missouri
Columbia, MO


 
 
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