People,
thanks a lot to you for opinions about MX book!
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Subject: mysql ?
wny good recommendations for a front end to mysql?
i remember using something called MySQL-Front but it looks
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On Wednesday 17 Sep 2003 04:45 am, Cedric Villat wrote:
Ok, sort of off topic, but I'm trying to convert a perl program to CF. I'm
stuck on a line and have no idea what it's equivalent is in CF. The line
is:
push @{ $children{$line{p1}}}, shortname($line{node});
I assume $children is an
Something like this ought to do the trick:
select name=x onchange=this.form.yourtextbox.value=this.value;
option value=11/option
option value=22/option
/select
input type=text name=yourtextbox
Pete Freitag
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Author of CFMX
It sounds like you're looking for a manual process, so how about creating the two PDF
files and then opening one of them in Acrobat and using DOCUMENT INSERT to append
the second file?
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It's a lot easier to install a JVM for IE6 than it is to install a new
OS!
Adam Wayne Lehman
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Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Distance Education Division
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It took me about 5 seconds to find a java applet wysiwyg. (It's not the
greatest, but it is for _everyone_)
http://head.sourceforge.net/portrait.html
For the IE6 no JVM argument, much like Flash, most vendors will install
the JVM before shipping. Additionally the first time a user visits a
page
I agree with Dan and would test this locally as much as possible.
Many groanful years of dealing with CF mail (prior to 6.1 of course).
TEST locally and try the new settings (eg spoolenable) in MX 6.1. It could
be that MX has got to the stage where the mail server can't keep up.
Nirvana?
Such a big thread an no-one has mentioned HTMLArea.
Check out:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/itools-htmlarea/
And here for a demo: Version 3.0 Beta
http://dynarch.com/htmlarea/example-fully-loaded.html
This works in IE and Mozilla based browsers. It might be worth a look
just to port that
Right. This is one of the fundamental reasons you can't use cfscript
that much. If you wrap Cfthrow in another function (or use the one
Raymond wrote) the error is actually throw from the throw function, not
where you called the function. So the error will always show the lines
of the throw
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Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 2:53 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Mail spooling issue
You saw it pop up from time to time, was an effort made come
up with some
sort of prevention? Can it be prevented at the
yes...use the Oracle to_date() around your dates. Also, try using cfqueryparam, it
can handle the date conversions automagically.
Doug
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Date problem with
%children is an associative array (hash/struct) dereferenced using the syntax
$children{key}.
%line is also an associative array.
$children{key}'s value is an array.
In CF, %children is a struct that contains arrays for the value at each key.
That is,
cfset children[my_key]=ArrayNew(1)
cfset
Dear clever people... there must be a simple solution...??. (CF 5)
Consider a dynamically generated form which returns many repeating text
fields appended with an index number thus form.fieldstr_1,
form.fieldstr_2 Etc. and a single hidden field form.rowlist
containing a list of all the index
Adam, you can still do a try/catch inside the throw function. By using
writeoutput(excp.message);
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Subject: RE: Can I Throw within cfscript???
Right. This is one
Anyone on the list ever study/work /been overseas Trying to make a
decsion about finishing my MBA overseas and wanted to speak to someone
who has done it
Kris Pilles
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%children is an associative array (hash/struct) dereferenced using the syntax
$children{key}.
%line is also an associative array.
$children{key}'s value is an array.
In CF, %children is a struct that contains arrays for the value at each key.
That is,
cfset children[my_key]=ArrayNew(1)
cfset
We are kinda biased to Ben Forta et al's books - they've sold truckloads -
but many other fine authors are out there too. I'm looking for a 6.1 looking
title myself.
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look at using cfqueryparam. It will escape stuff automagically. I've also used
HTMLEditFormat() before too.
Doug
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Subject: Quotes in dynamic queries
Dear
We are kinda biased to Ben Forta et al's books - they've sold truckloads -
but many other fine authors are out there too. I'm looking for a 6.1
looking
title myself.
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/coldfusion2/
Massimo Foti
Certified Dreamweaver MX Developer
And PSD (PhotoShop Document?) can be really huge files in themselves.
Is this the best solution you need?
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Actually cfqueryparam suffers from the same issue. You still need to use
a temp var before the actual query.
Richard, does this problem go away if you get rid of the evaluate? You
don't need it anyway. I notice in one code block you used it, one you
didn't. Also, why do you use
Ah, Oracle - you have to love it! More and more corporations it seems are
using this DBMS!
For good reason - it is very capable.
From a development point of view, especially with a frequently absent
database administrator in between, it can be a nightmare.
Why you are using this:
ChgDate =
ok i am having a slight brain fart.
have left my reference books at home
i want to loop through year, grouping by month displaying sum total.
right now i have it grouping by month displaying sum total, but it lumps the year
together..
should be simple, and i have search archives..
thanks
Thanks Howard! You have helped me out a bunch. Now, I feel comfortable enough to buy
the keys ($1600), and put these theories to the test. I have been having all kinds of
trouble trying to get an answer from VeriSign.
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Is the problem with your query or your output? Do you get the right results
when you run the query in some sort of query analyzer? If not, my first
question would be about the nested year(month( function. Do you need to do
it that way? Can't you just use year(column)?
If it's an output issue,
got the whole sheebang down to 1mb, which isnt a problem :) thanks tho'
tony weeg
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thtas what I figgered out, later on last night
thanks
tony
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just curious if any one has any gps experience.
looking at phones that can send / receive gps info.
not sure on which one i will go with, probably Nextel,
but wanted to see if any one out there had any cf examples on tracking people.
not entirely ot.
-paul
We use Blackberry's (RIM) as they use Java and we can integrate with CF
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Sent: 17 September 2003 15:48
To: CF-Talk
Subject: gps stuff with cf
just curious if any one has any gps experience.
looking at phones
Ack! Don't use cfupdate as a solution to this problem. Dates in oracle
really aren't that hard. There's a number of ways you can do them. The
easiest solution for entering the current date/time (as someone mentioned)
is to let Oracle do it with sysdate. So, your query would be:
UPDATE
On Wednesday 17 Sep 2003 15:47 pm, Ihrig Paul E Cont 88 ABW/EM wrote:
looking at phones that can send / receive gps info.
not sure on which one i will go with, probably Nextel,
but wanted to see if any one out there had any cf examples on tracking
people.
We use a variety of hardware.
Ranges
On Wednesday 17 Sep 2003 13:50 pm, Adam Wayne Lehman wrote:
The idea that most people don't have Java is just marketing
spin from Microsoft. (All the Dell's we've bought with XP had a JVM
pre-installed.)
Although it *is* true that some places dis-allow excutable content, such as
applets, at
hey Deanna.
i figured it out..
was just the morning fog...
thanks..
-paul
cfquery name=rsDisMonth datasource=recycle
SELECT Year(Offload_Date) as yearEnterd, Month(Offload_Date) as monthEnterd,
SUM(Offload_Gallons) AS SumGal
FROM tblOffload
GROUP BY Year(Offload_Date), Month(Offload_Date)
On Wednesday 17 Sep 2003 14:04 pm, Adam Wayne Lehman wrote:
Why oh why do we have try/catch but no throw? It's like we got loops
without a break command.
No point.
You can just an an extra looping condition, and change the value of that flag
if you need to break out.
--
Tom Chiverton (sorry
A bit puzzled... I am using DWMX and during this morning.. I have gotten
Dreamweaver has encoutered a Fatal Exeption and will now terminiate...
What is causing this? It seems while I have been working on 2 pages. Any
Ideas...?
Thanks
6.1 makes a change that breaks code like this. This was already covered on a
different mailing list.
See http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg01644.html for details.
You'd do well to use cfqueryparam with a cfsqltype of cf_sql_date and/or use
oracle's TO_DATE function as the other
Thanks Tom. There is actually a 'break' command in cfscript, I was just
using it as an example to illustrate operators and commands that go hand
in hand.
Adam Wayne Lehman
Web Systems Developer
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Distance Education Division
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This works in IE and Mozilla based browsers. It might be worth a look
just to port that to a cfc.
Did not work on Netscape 7 Windows. This post was started mentioning the port
we did of SPAW but for some reason the original post got cut off. I am going to
repost the info regarding the
This works in IE and Mozilla based browsers. It might be worth a look
just to port that to a cfc.
Did not work on Netscape 7 Windows.
You need Mozilla 1.3.1+
Massimo Foti
Certified Dreamweaver MX Developer
Certified Advanced ColdFusion MX Developer
Well just to see if I'm on crack, I did a quick test, and while it's not a
factor of 10, DWMX was slower. In a search of some 30,000 files half of
which are html or cfm documents, doing a simple search for cfmail I got
12:56 for HomeSite+ and 14:44 for DWMX. Only about 12% faster and on a more
You need Mozilla 1.3.1+
oh
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I would encourage *anyone* who is doing email application that need to handle volume
to upgrade to CFMX 6.1 Enterprise. This kind of use case is specifically what we
targeted the enhancements for.
As to the CF5 spool file locking problem, you can certainly fix this by switching to a
Unix
Thanks for your answers
CFQUERYPARAM only works after the WHERE, this is not the problem I
have
However having struggled with this for quite some time, I have actually
found a solution.
First off the double quotes problem wasn't a query problem, it was a
display problem, easily solved with
CF 5.0 on a NT 4.0 machine calling stored procedure on SQL Server 2000 on
Win2k machine. The stored procedure is using a linked server (OLEDB) to
access a FoxPro table (which has been working fine until today).
When I run this stored procedure from Query Analyzer, I get this error:
Server: Msg
Using cf_sql_date will truncate the time. You want to use cf_sql_timestamp.
-d
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Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 10:10 AM
Subject: Re:Date problem with CFMX and Oracle
6.1 makes a change that
I've worked overseas in Switzerland.
I would strongly recommend doing it. If anything for the experience.
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Sent: 17 September 2003 14:46
To: CF-Talk
Subject: advice
Anyone on the list ever study/work /been overseas
Yeah that's what im thinking, its only 6 months
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To: CF-Talk
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I've worked overseas in Switzerland.
I would strongly recommend doing it. If anything for the
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Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 11:55 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Quotes in dynamic queries [solved]
Thanks for your answers
CFQUERYPARAM only works after the WHERE, this is not the problem I
have
ugh
Ryan,
Thanks, that makes sense now.
Cedric
Subject: OT: Perl
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%children is an associative array (hash/struct)
Was in the Army and lived a total of 9 yrs in Europe. I loved it.
3 in Germany and 6 in Netherlands.
Wish I could have spent more time there.
Would recommend it to anyone that can live on food other than American Pizza
and Cheeseburgers ;o)
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From: Kris Pilles
So the beef in europe is not as good in US huh? I am going for final
semester of my MBA so I will fo in Feb tehn graduate in france on july
8th
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Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 12:14 PM
You mean loops without a continue command, right? There is a break in both
CFML and CFSCRIPT, but continue only in CFSCRIPT. Quite annoying.
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Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 6:05 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Can
Kris Pilles wrote:
Anyone on the list ever study/work /been overseas Trying to make a
decsion about finishing my MBA overseas and wanted to speak to someone
who has done it
I worked in Japan and Singapore. Try it :-)
Jochem
Would recommend it to anyone that can live on food other than American
Pizza and Cheeseburgers ;o)
Let's be real, what you have there in the USA really shouldn't be called
pizza... It's really very far away from the *real* thing...
I am sorry to sound pedandic, but pizza is clearly the most
ty all
i found another one called NaviCat that looks like the real winner
www.mysqlstudio.com, even converts your other db's to mysql the nicest
interface by far
:)
dave
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Considereing I can't find someone who ha a bad thing to say about it I
am going to do it... I guess I can always go back to bartending if I
cant get any programming work overseas
KP
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Sent:
I don't know about the quality, but the size of the burgers in the UK are
about 1/8 of those in the US. And refillable drinks, what's all that about
;O)
So the beef in europe is not as good in US huh?
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From: Kris Pilles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 September 2003
Richard Meredith-Hardy wrote:
CFQUERYPARAM only works after the WHERE, this is not the problem I
have
That is incorrect, you can use it anywhere.
Second off, in a dynamic query like below, you need the
preservesinglequotes() so the single quotes 'surrounding' the text value
are not
On Wednesday, Sep 17, 2003, at 08:20 US/Pacific, Adam Wayne Lehman
wrote:
Thanks Tom. There is actually a 'break' command in cfscript, I was just
using it as an example to illustrate operators and commands that go
hand
in hand.
There are a lot of folks who think that using 'break' in a loop
Let's be real, what you have there in the USA really shouldn't be called
pizza... It's really very far away from the *real* thing...
ha, its better than the real thing--its one of the foods i really miss
living the ex-pat life. and if you think american pizza's bad, come to
bangkok see what
On Wednesday, Sep 17, 2003, at 09:16 US/Pacific, Kris Pilles wrote:
So the beef in europe is not as good in US huh?
The beef in Europe is prepared differently so it tastes rather
different. When my wife lived in France, she used to got to a Kosher
butcher because that was the closest she could
Hi Guys,
Hi I want to share with you guys about this article. :)
LOVE YOUR JOB, BUT NEVER FALL IN LOVE WITH YOUR COMPANY BECAUSE U NEVER
KNOW WHEN COMPANY STOPS LOVING YOU - Narayana Murthy
Extract of Mr. Narayana Murthy's Speech during Mentor Session :
Andy,
I'm not sure this is what you are looking for, but I've done some pretty robust error
trapping using this type of logic:
cftry
cfscript
message = ;
errors = 0;
if ( NOT IsDefined('foo') ) {
message = You must define foo;
errors = 1;
}
/cfscript
cfif errors EQ 1
Hi,
I'm having a problem displaying some directories. Below are two sample variables which
I get from my database. These are inserted into the database from another
template that has checkboxes and then once submitted the database gets re-populated.
That is not my problem though. It's
Puuuhhhlze! We've added so much to the genre. Go to any of the major
american cities (or at least the ones I've lived in) and you'll find pizza
thats pretty close to what you find in italy. And it only starts there.
Theres so many other wonderful kinds of pizzas that you'll only find in
We have had CFMX and JRun 4 coexisting peacefully on a W2K server for
months, blissfully ignorant of each other. Last week we upgraded CF to 6.1
and now it appears that JRun is interfering with CF somehow. CF was grinding
to a halt on a regular basis until we disabled the services for the JRun
Is anyone going to the Nielson Norman Group User Experience Conference
next week?
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medical Center
One Children's Plaza
Dayton, OH 45404
937-641-4293
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That is why I did specify American Pizza ;o)
and the beef is just different not better or worse just different
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Would recommend it to anyone
Any issues here? Has anyone done this yet?
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Folks,
I'm working on integrating creditcard processing from Cybersource. I work in a mixed
environment of Linux and Windows so we're planning on using the Java web services
interface. I've managed to get their demonstration web service clients working on the
command line, but I'm having
I'm working on integrating creditcard processing from Cybersource. I
work in a mixed environment of Linux and Windows so we're planning on
using the Java web services interface. I've managed to get their
demonstration web service clients working on the command line, but I'm
having trouble
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That is why I did specify American Pizza ;o)
Yes, but using the word pizza for that thing should be illegal :-)))
Massimo
Oh you would love it Massimo, one of the major national pizza chains is
running a promotion on a new pizza concoction. They call it the Philly
Cheese Steak pizza!
:-)
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Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 11:21 AM
To: CF-Talk
Hi y'all
I have a new issue that has me stumped. Maybe if i talk it out, someone will know the
answer.
I have a CFMX include (tho the same thing probably happens in a CF5 environment tho i
haven't gone back and tested it) that i'm using to create a popcorn trail at the top
of all the pages
Hey All,
OK...so I'm going to give this open source hippie stuff a whirl ;-)
I have an old AMD K6-2 400 MHz box with Win2K Pro currently installed
One big issue is the passwords for this box have been lost.
So can I simply install Linux over Windows (i.e. from boot up)? or do I have
to wipe
So can I simply install Linux over Windows (i.e. from boot up)? or do
I have
to wipe the drive first (FDisk)?
Yes, you can simply install Linux over Windows assuming you don't want
access to any of the data on the hard drive.
What do you Linux folks recommend for a Linux package to install
Thanks Matt
So what's the current RedHat version that is stable? where can I grab a
copy?
Is it installed from a floppy/CD at boot up?
I promise to RTFM after I get the dang thing ;-)
Cheers
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
t.
hippy stuff? LOL! I guess a proper introduction to this would be RTFM! Ha!
Yeah, you should be able to grab redhat, mandrake, etc and install right over your
windows install. The installers usually run a proggy to partition/format your drive
and all. What flavour to use? Try them all and
Bryan,
As a Linux Newbie, I'd recommend you look at Mandrake for this first toe
in the water. Mandrake is very friendly to noobs, and you'll be able to
get up and running in no time. RedHat is better known, and their
installer gets better and better with each iteration, but I think
Mandrake
Hello all,
A site I am working on is going to feature some live data feeds from a
3rd party. The third party has their system setup to send data via http
post, and they want a url to send to.
My problem is I don't know how to use their data. I've worked with http
post/variables, but never with
So what's the current RedHat version that is stable? where can I grab a
copy?
I am currently sticking with RedHat 7.x myself. You could download the
ISOs directly from RedHat's FTP and just burn them to CD if you want.
You can also buy directly from RedHat, which has the advantage of free
Kris,
No, not France! Anywhere but France. :-)
Also, don't go getting yourself one of those Mad-Cow burgers
over there. Stick with pork in Europe (they don't have trichinosis [sp?]
over there so you can eat it medium-rare).
On the pizza thing, any of you
My problem is I don't know how to use their data. I've worked with http
post/variables, but never with raw data. If someone has any idea how to
start me off in the right direction, I'd greatly appreciate it.
One trick you might be interested in is turning that data into XML so
it is easily
So what's the current RedHat version that is stable? where can I grab a
copy?
I am currently sticking with RedHat 7.x myself. You could download the
ISOs directly from RedHat's FTP and just burn them to CD if you want.
You can also buy directly from RedHat, which has the advantage of free
I've got a site running using SSL/remoting/CFMX, no problems..
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Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 10:30 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: SSL / Flash Remoting / CFMX
Any issues here? Has anyone done this yet?
RedHat 9.0 is in wide use and is supported by CFMX 6.1
Purchasing the package for about $39.00 at Best Buy will give you free support
and updates (which seem to come about as often as the ones from Microsoft.)
When doing the install, be sure to install KDE desktop if you are wanting a GUI
to
Okay guys -- this thread has gone on long enough. Time to kill it, please.
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To: CF-Talk
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OK, well past time for this thread to head over to CF-Community.
Thanks
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Can WebAdmin work with other GUIs (i.e. could I have Mandrake with X Windows
installed and still use WebAdmin)?
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
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Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
t. 250.920.8830
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Bryan,
Overall, I found SuSE 8.2 to be the easiest to install on an older machine.
I'm a complete Linux newbie and didn't want to fool with the comand line
during installation. SuSE install was straightforward and went without any
hitches. It even recognized my windows network connection and DHCP
No, don't recommend Viagrathe problem is I just won't stop.
My ISP is accusing me of writing code that keeps threads open long after they
should be closed and are threatening to shut down my site. Good news is that
I don't have many users yet, Bad news is that they can't give me any
Your problem might lie with Access - I've had plenty of problems with
Access and ColdFusion - especially with keeping threads open and bogging
down the system - and always on servers that handle many simultaneous
requests. Can you use a different database with them? PostgreSQL? SQL
Server?
One big issue is the passwords for this box have been lost.
Are you concerned about recovering the data on the machine? If so,
installing Linux won't necessarily help you (especially if you end up
repartitioning or reformatting). You might want to try NT Locksmith and/or
NT Recover:
Can WebAdmin work with other GUIs (i.e. could I have Mandrake
with X Windows installed and still use WebAdmin)?
Yes, it does.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444
access has been known at some point (amount of connections or maybe
lines in the database)
to hose up, what that means? not sure, but I know this, if at all
possible, STAY AWAY FROM ACCESS
tony
tony weeg
sr. web applications architect
navtrak, inc.
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Show do they know its you if they can't prove it?
One guess is that they may be view database connections from perfmon
which may be pointing to your domain. How big is your access DB?
Dan Phillips
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Access tends to 'abandon' connections... a fair amount of memory loss with any large
usage on a server.. Access isn't good at all for shared hosting company
environments... Easy way to hose a server...
Find out if they have your DSN maintaining connections ... depending on the
application you
Webmin (and usermin) should work with any Linux distro - but to be sure, read
the docs on sourceforge
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Are you concerned about recovering the data on the machine? If so,
installing Linux won't necessarily help you (especially if you end up
repartitioning or reformatting). You might want to try NT Locksmith
and/or
NT Recover:
Assuming NTFS wasn't used then the file system could be accessed
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