Just a quick side note on this... PHP's own website (www.php.net) indicates
that although the API modules (for IIS, I don't know about Apache) provide
significant performance improvement they are not to be considered stable at
this time. So if you need REAL stability in a production environment yo
You could simply loop and say something like
However, repeating the selected item could be a feature. You could have
the currently selected item at the top of the box, followed by
then all the available options including the one you've
currently selected. For example, think of the wa
Rookie question here, but I'm hoping it's got an easy enough answer.
I've just set up my server--I'm running RedHat Linux 7.2 and have CFMX
all set-up. I'm almost there.
Now, I need to know if there's any way (an easy/free way is what I'm
REALLY asking for here) to install MS Access drivers on t
> HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE
>
> OK - new year, new beginnings -
>
> I am doing all I can to advance my own skills and improve my
> services...
>
> Couple questions (Don't know if anyone can help with the 2nd
> question and
> beyond, but hey - everyone on this list is a brilliant web
> gur
Hi Julia,
I went to your search screen and tried returning some data using the
following dates:
5/6/1999 AND 12/6/2002
It couldn't find anything, so it was a bit hard to reproduce your problem.
However, this query will not return anything except the year you ask for:
SELECT count(t.File) as
Hello,
Here is a dumb beginners question.
I am working on a small site which has a database of songs. For each song
there are fields like type, language, tempo, etc. In the admin page I need
to allow editting of the type of song or its language or its tempo. The data
that was given to me was init
On Sunday, Dec 29, 2002, at 10:04 US/Pacific, Stacy Young wrote:
> Sean do you happen to know off hand if the OCI drivers in 8i support
> the
> query timeout option? I noticed the JDBC version with CFMX does not.
Sorry, I don't know (we only use the 9i drivers and I don't think we
use the query
On Sunday, Dec 29, 2002, at 12:29 US/Pacific, Rafael Alan Bleiweiss
wrote:
> 3. If I teach myself PHP can I co-mingle PHP and CF on the same page?
Not easily although it might be possible. I think you'd need Apache
2.0.x so that you could 'stack' mod_jrun (connecting to CFMX) and
mod_php and a
Try this:
declare @top varchar;
set @top = 2;
exec('select top ' + @top + ' * from books;');
HTH,
Sam
> -Original Message-
> From: Richard Meredith-Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, December 29, 2002 3:34 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: top clause in a SP
>
>
> Happy new
1.
Watch closely your performance monitor. Observe if the processor is
pushing the limits; if not, RAM will certainly give you the best
performance gains as you can get a lot of improvement out of caching,
etc etc etc. If you are doubling up SQL and the like on that server,
don't. Keep that gu
I can give you an opinion on your first question. My experience shows that
more RAM is more beneficial and when added to the fact that adding more RAM
is far less disruptive and less costly than adding an extra processor, that
is the route I would. One other important point, if you don't already
2. Several prospective clients want someone skilled in PHP and MySQL...
would there be conflicts running PHP on my server alongside CF?
No, there are no conflicts. I currently have PHP4, CFMX and .NET running on
the same server with no issues.
3. If I teach myself PHP can I co-mingle PHP an
In response to your first question, it all depends on which resource
(CPU or RAM) you are running out of under load. Off the top of my
head, I would say that you should consider an additional CPU since
512MB of RAM is a reasonable amount while a 500MHz processor is quite
old. That said, h
>
>
>1. Does 2 CPUs on a Windows 2k server running CF 5 enterprise make more
>sense than adding RAM? I have a Compaq 1600r server, with 512 megs of
>RAM, and one 500 mhz CPU...
>
CF would benefit greatly if you add a new CPU, make sure the new CPU has
exactly the same SSpec as the one already
I've done this using a vba script in excel to wrap the columns you
select into a wddx packet (using wddx_com.dll) and then sending it to
the server using asptear.dll
works rather well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I have a customer,
> who runs an application,
> where he can show, who
> is a a
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE
OK - new year, new beginnings -
I am doing all I can to advance my own skills and improve my services...
Couple questions (Don't know if anyone can help with the 2nd question and
beyond, but hey - everyone on this list is a brilliant web guru so why not
ask right?)
Happy new year (nearly)
I would like to be able to pass the TOP n value into a SP, but can't get
it to work.
you would think the following would work, but whatever data type I cast
@xx as, it doesn't like it:
DECLARE @xx int
SET @xx = 150
SELECT TOP @xx field1 Etc
anyone any ideas?
(this
This I am sure is a beginning question...so one of you experts can help me...
I have a client Gilway lighting, whose form, gilwaydb.cfm submits an ODBC date
to an Access table whose dates I converted all to Date/Time(shot over to SQL Server)
in the format mm/dd/, the table is called tblfile4d
Brilliant!!
Thank you so much, this worked perfectly!
Ryan
On 29/12/02 17:47, "Scott Brady" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Basically what I want is #form[#FORM.domain##FORM.registerindex#]#
>
> This should work:
>
> #Evaluate("FORM." & FORM.domain & FORM.registerindex)#
>
> or, with your notati
Sean do you happen to know off hand if the OCI drivers in 8i support the
query timeout option? I noticed the JDBC version with CFMX does not.
Stace
-Original Message-
From: Sean A Corfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, December 29, 2002 1:17 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFMX do
> Basically what I want is #form[#FORM.domain##FORM.registerindex#]#
This should work:
#Evaluate("FORM." & FORM.domain & FORM.registerindex)#
or, with your notation:
#Evaluate("FORM[" & FORM.domain & FORM.registerindex & "]")#
Scott
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That¹s a good start! Thanks!
And I could just leave as is, but out of curiosity...
I have 2 variables being passed FORM.domain and FORM.register.
Register is a list, through which im looping basically to make a combination
of FORM.domain and FORM.register.
How can I put these together to get the
On 12/29/02, Ryan Mitchell penned:
>Hmm this might be confusing, but ill try my best
>
>I've got a set of form text inputs, the names of which are dynamically
>created according to how many of them there are
>
>Eg (abbreviated code)
>
>
>
>
>How do I get the action page to know the name of the
Hmm this might be confusing, but ill try my best
I've got a set of form text inputs, the names of which are dynamically
created according to how many of them there are
Eg (abbreviated code)
How do I get the action page to know the name of the form field? If I do
#FORM.#variablename##index
Hi Dave, thank you very much.
That helped a lot.
I somehow thought it before I started
this question that the whole process is much
of a pain. :-(
Uwe
Sunday, December 29, 2002, 1:14:02 PM, you wrote:
DB> I have done more or less the same thing with my customers. It's a lot less
DB> taxing on the
I have done more or less the same thing with my customers. It's a lot less
taxing on the server to create the spreadsheet from HTML/CSV and have it run
on the client than it is to manipulate it via an MS Office object on the
server, but you end up doing both. I create the look I want for my Excel
s
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