Now, we seem to be unable to create temporary tables. The following query
returns 0 records in CFMX but 1 record in query analyzer.
no, it looks like the CREATE TABLE in the same cfquery. fails with regular
tables too.
Anyone else? Suggestions? Glass of hemlock?
move this into an SP. works
David,
1) Select Edit -- Keyboard Shortcuts
2) On the edit window, click on the first box next to 'Current Set' (the box
should have the hint 'Duplicate Set')
3) Name your duplicated set.
4) In the Command select box, choose Menu Commands
5) Select Insert -- ColdFusion Basic Objects -- Surround
Just wanted to thank everyone for the help, unfortunately I couldn't
get the Merant drivers to work. I was able to find only one document
out there on setting up Merant drivers, but it wasn't pertinent to CF
for the most part.
Luckily I was able to use the Microsoft Text Driver and set up a ODBC
To answer my own question... A quick scan of the J2EE 1.3 specs shows
that Javamail 1.2 is required of a web implementation of J2EE.
So, MX uses Javamail 1.2.
The J2EE 1.4 Proposed Final Draft does require 1.3 though, so
hopefully in the next version of MX, I'll be able to get rid of my
hokey
Hello All... I have just set up a new windows 2k pro box with IIS to support
my CF development I'm having a problem getting CF administrator to
start.. whenever I launch CF Administrator I get a page cannot be
displayed http500 error.
I'm new to IIS, but It seems set up OK... can
First question... can you view .htm pages normally?
Second question, can you view ColdFusion pages normally? Try this quick
test first create a file called test.cfm and place the following in it:
cfoutput
The time is: #Now()#
/cfoutput
Then try going to test.cfm and let me know if that
I can view html pages in CF Studio but CFM files come up with the page not
found error
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Sent: October 05, 2002 9:58 PM
Subject: Re: help with IIS 5
First question... can you view .htm pages normally?
Second
Page not found huh? Are you sure you've got the URL right? I would have
expected it to at least display the source code of the page...
In any case... go into the Internet Services Manager and right click on
your website and select Properties. Then go to the Home Directory tab.
About 3/4 way
oh yea... I can see the source code ok but when I click on browse it throws
the error... and yes there's a mapping for.cfm and .dbm files both to
the bin directory..iscf.dll file ...
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some more info that may help you help me diagnose this thing. This is a
two partition system with W2k installed on the D drive. I didn't notice
at first that the mappings were to the C:\cfusion\bin directory...I changed
those to d:\cfusion\bin and am getting a different error now when
I posted this to [EMAIL PROTECTED], but I thought some of the folks
here might be interrested in it also -- there's not much traffic on
cf-regex, but you might want to subscribe to it if you want to comment on
this post.
I found this in a google search while trying to create a regex to format a
This might be a long shot but if Text is the actual name of your datasource
you might try to name it something else. Text MIGHT be a reserved word and
somehow messing the whole thing up.
HTH
Stephen
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From: Jon Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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It looks like you can just upgrade the JavaMail portion to 1.3... Try it
and tell us what happened :)
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From: Jon Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 7:29 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: MX and Javamail
To answer my own question... A
I did some research on it once and found these. I haven't used any of the
products.
http://www.iceni.com/frescoSet.html
http://www.iceni.com/argusSet.html
http://www.iceni.com/soloSet.html
http://www.research.compaq.com/SRC/virtualpaper/pstotext.html
http://www.imagesolutions.com/
I can't get to the link to see what you're talking about, but if it's an
extended stored procedure that performs RegEx, we just built a dll-based
system for SQL Server named xp_RegExLib that does just this. Is the system
you're referring to free of charge?
Respectfully,
Adam Phillip Churvis
Yes, it the same sort of thing -- a dll for SQL Server that allows regex
with an extended stored procedure. I'm not sure of the specifics, but I
think the code project ( www.codeproject.com ) is all freeware /
open-source stuff... I could be wrong...
Isaac
Certified Advanced ColdFusion 5
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