I created some screenshots, the languagepack used is dutch.
http://www.formmanager.nl/fm1.jpg
http://www.formmanager.nl/fm2.jpg
http://www.formmanager.nl/fm3.jpg
http://www.formmanager.nl/fm4.jpg
Micha Schopman
Software Engineer
Modern Media, Databankweg 12 M, 3821 ALAmersfoort
Tel
Just a word of advice, place the entire business logic of recursion in a
stored procedure. What you do know, is make numerous calls to the
database server, which is by far, more slower and cpu intensive than
putting the job at SQL Server.
tSQL gives you enough functions and possibilities to get
Or even better: USE CFQUERYPARAM
cfparam name=form.size1qty value=
...
cfquery ...
cfqueryparam cfsqltype=cf_sql_numeric value=#form.size1qty#
null=#YesNoFormat(NOT Len(form.size1qty))#
...
Pascal
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From: Robert Munn [mailto:[EMAIL
Or even better: USE CFQUERYPARAM
cfparam ...
cfparam name=form.size1qty value=
But make sure to NULL your default values ...
cfparam name=form.size1qty value=NULL
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Here is a multi-part question regarding components that I have been pondering for some time now.
What is the best method for handling component paths in a distributed application?
I have found that CFC component files can be referenced using a period or a forward slash ... example:
NO, CFQUERYPARAM
The cfparam is there because cfqueryparam can't handle the value
attribute if the variable doesn't exist (read my first post entirely)! I
want to insert null if the string is empty.
The point is you should always use cfqueryparam in your queries (as
discussed in about a hundred
Hello everybody, I'm working on a logging system. The site search as you can imagine is very complicated and a lot depends on it.
I have written a stored procedure for the search to make the search quicker with a lot of inner and outer joins (the usual). The seach is very quick most of the times,
I think you can do it in sql, but I'm no wizard there -- I am sure there
is one of the SQL Aces that can answer you there.
But what you can do -- store the result query in the session scope, then
you can QoQ it to get the results that you want, without having to go to
the database. By the way --
Your message is a reply to anothers post and is more than 100 lines of
text. Unless you are a major writer, your probably adding a lot of the
previous replies. Please trim your posts when replying. Thank you.
I think you can do it in sql, but I'm no
wizard there -- I am sure there
is one of
Try using full text search, which gives far more superior speeds, and
superior search results. Why do you need 5000 results btw, do you really
think someone is going to browse them all?
Micha Schopman
Software Engineer
Modern Media, Databankweg 12 M, 3821 ALAmersfoort
Tel 033-4535377, Fax
Some of this may seem obvious, but sometimes it's the obvious things we
miss.So, with that being said, try this check list and see if it helps.
1. Make sure the Mappings change you made to ISS is on the site you are
testing.You can make this change Master Properties area but doing this
will not
And try using cached queries, for 1 minute or some.. :-)
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Software Engineer
Modern Media, Databankweg 12 M, 3821 ALAmersfoort
Tel 033-4535377, Fax 033-4535388
KvK Amersfoort 39081679, Rabo 39.48.05.380
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You can use cfquery in lieu of cfstored proc and cache the results.
That should solve the speed for records 101-200, etc.
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From: Micha Schopman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 13:33:48 +0200
Subject: RE: The search is killing the server. Please help!
To:
For most of my forms I used something like this for my SQL:
IF EXISTS(Select Username From USERS where username= '#form.username#')
Update Stuff
ELSE
Insert stuff
This way if the user does go back to correct something (so long as it
isn't the username). The form will update upon resubmit.
Adam
I like Hugo's idea of putting the query result in a session variable.
But you shouldn't have to do a QofQ you should jsut be able to use
your current code. If you want to change your SQL as far as I know the
only way to do this is something like this:
SELECT Top 100 Partnumber From Products
WHERE
Have a look at the help for CFQUERY and CFOUTPUT.
In particular:
CFOUTPUT - StartRow and Maxrows attribues.
CFQUERY - CachedWithin attribute
I would either cache the query or store it in a scope. Then output the records you require using startrow (= (page num -1) * 100) and maxrows (= 100).
Caching queries in application scope is a gray area, sometimes it can be
implemented very soon, and sometimes it is very hard to implement. It
all depends on the sql code being executed.
Micha Schopman
Software Engineer
Modern Media, Databankweg 12 M, 3821 ALAmersfoort
Tel 033-4535377, Fax
Last weekend, we installed CFMX 6.1 on a server running CF5 on Windows
2000. We are running MX on its standalone web server as well as 1 IIS
server, while the remaining IIS servers are running CF5.
Since that time, every evening the server loses network connectivity
and requires a reboot to get
Matt,
I'd say your guess that your install has something to do with it is a red herring.Something has changed the way it
handles idle time suspension or power or somehting.Also, when you say cannot access the network from the server -
what do you mean? Do you mean you can't ping an IP address...
I did this as a test and along each step of the way I tested the page with
the same result you are having.It took a full WWW service restart after
all settings where added to make it work.
Hope this helps.
Wes
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From: Wes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July
Mark -
No network access at all, can't ping either via DNS or IP, and cannot
ping the default gateway. I've checked the other servers on the same
network and none have had any network issues. I've even tried swapping
switch ports to see if there was an issue there and nothing changed.
I've done
I'm having a problem with an update query in a web service in which the
update doesn't seem to be performed I've output the SQL (by
returning it) and the SQL is correct and works when run within SQL*Plus.
I'm 100% positive that it's RUNNING the code and I can't figure out why
it's not
A little late to the conversation - but we're using the bline components to
generate flash charts. Works slick and the support is top-notch (thanks,
Sam).
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From: Dave Wilson
Hi all,
I've been caught short once again by cfchart's inability to handle dates
and
I am very happy with swiff chart, www.globfx.com
http://www.globfx.com/:-)
Micha Schopman
Software Engineer
Modern Media, Databankweg 12 M, 3821 ALAmersfoort
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Thanks alot, Wes. The one thing I didn't do was restart IIS so I will
definitely give that a shot.
I truly appreciate your efforts.
Rey...
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To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 9:06 AM
Subject: RE: Mapping .html in
Immediately after doing the update, you can use sql%rowcount to determine
the number of records processed.
Here is an example of using sql%rowcount and the variable i would contain
the rows processed:
begin
update customers set email = email || '2'
where email like 'test%';
i:=sql%rowcount; i
Hello All,
I'm trying to figure out some of the technical details behind setting
up multiple instances of CFMX via JRUN and hooking those into Apache
virtual servers.
I've already installed Apache and setup a few virtual servers.I've
also installed CFMX on JRUN and hooked JRUN into Apache¦ or
a lot of people have suggested that I cache the results. To do this I must use the cfquery tag, but I'm using the cfstoredproc tag. Is there any cachedwithin equivalent?
someone else suggested that I store the results in session variables. Won't there be a performance hit by storing for ex 5000
You have 2 options,
Use cfquery to execute the stored procedure (I prefer this method, much
better readable instead of that ugly cfstoredproc tags) and then cache
it. Or define a sql code based variablename based on the parameters in
the sql to store the data into an application variable.
Micha
I've always used CFQUERY as well when executing stored procedures.but you've got me wondering, is there a performance hit that occurs here? Or are there other distinct advantages to using CFSTOREDPROC tag?
Brian
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From: Micha Schopman
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Thursday,
I always have used cfquery, according to Macromedia document
cfstoredproc should be faster, but I've only seen the opposite being
true. Like it is important though if one function is 0.1 ms faster
than the other function ;)
I prefer cfquery because it makes my code more readable, and I see
Same here. CFQUERY is such a flexible tag, i abuse the heck out of it.
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From: Micha Schopman
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 9:21 AM
Subject: RE: The search is killing the server. Please help!
I always have used cfquery, according to Macromedia document
Rick Root wrote:
I'm having a problem with an update query in a web service in which the
update doesn't seem to be performed I've output the SQL (by
returning it) and the SQL is correct and works when run within SQL*Plus.
I'm 100% positive that it's RUNNING the code and I can't figure
Micha,
Why are you talking about application variables? Are you suggesting a
struct of different keywords?
Since the queries will be different for each user (using different
keywords), and the refinement/paging would be per user, the session
scope would make sense, right? No need for caching
ok.
in the past two days, and with no conceivable pattern, my cfmx server
has basically tailspun down to a sloww death.it appears that a
query or two, some long ones, that are tuned to the nth degree, but
still require being time intensive, are being used, then slowly the
server dies.no
Have you tried cf_sql_numeric ?
Pascal
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From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 July 2004 16:33
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Problems with CFQUERYPARAM
Rick Root wrote:
I'm having a problem with an update query in a web service in which
the
update
You could also generate the ID for the record on the page where they enter data, and pass it to the page that processes it.This way, you can first see if the record exists (yes = update, no = create).You may end up with IDs that get selected and not used, but such is life.
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I don't know how to user cfquery to execute the stored procedure. I thought they are tags that compliemnt each other (either or).
I might be wrong but are you suggesting to wrap the cfstoredproc code inside a cfquery tag? Sorry if this a silly question to ask
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Yes cfstoredproc is supposed to be faster...I beleive I read/heard
somewhere that cfstoredproc only takes 3 steps to exectute everything
and cfquery requires something like 10 steps(might have been a
dream)...I have not seen a difference generally.
Adam H
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 16:21:16 +0200,
The situation is a bit more complicated, with cachedwithin you have the
power of caching + defining the expiration. The negative effect of
cachedwithin is that it uses a first in first out system, because
ColdFusion has only has a maximum amount of cached queries it can hold
(defined in the cf
On my last project I had to present a large amount of items to the user
using a next/prev style interface.Since there were a lot of filters to
narrow down the returned data, I just ended up presenting the top 20 items
to the user and basically forced them to use the filter to narrow their
search.
When I use the cfcache tag to cache a page on the server, on any pages fist
load, the server returns a blank white page.A view source of that page
shows a generic HTML page that includes the HTML, HEAD, and BODY tags that
contain no data.This HTML that is produced is not anywhere in my code.On
I don't agree with this.You can cache pretty much any query as long as the
server has the resources, but that doesn't mean you should cache everything.
In my experience caching in general takes a bit of forethought to implement
in the most efficient way.As long as you return a query, you can cache
You simply put the procedure call inside the cfquery tag, where you would normally write your SQL.
cfquery
EXECUTE procedureName
/cfquery
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From: cf coder
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 9:52 AM
Subject: Re: The search is killing the server. Please
Hi,
Is there some known problem with queries of queries in CF 5?
I have this query:
CFQUERY NAME=getSchemas DBTYPE=query
SELECT schema, tableType, count (*) AS nbTables
FROM getTables
GROUP BY schema, tableType
ORDER BY schema
/CFQUERY
It is supposed to count tables by table type and
Pascal Peters wrote:
Have you tried cf_sql_numeric ?
Actually it was on the string, which is a CHAR(8) I changed it to
CF_SQL_CHAR, and it still didn't work... then I used LJustify() to pad
the value to 8 characters (it was only 6)...
so now THIS works:
WHERE
prfid = CFQUERYPARAM
I have done it before storing the entire form contents into a session
variable, but storing the record ID might be simpler.I will have to think
about this one some more.
Thanks for all of the feedback.
-- Jeff
Quoting Tangorre, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Right after your initial insert set a
For a few hours last month or so, the email messages included a link to
the entire thread on the house of fusion web site.I thought they were
a little obnoxious placed at the top of the message, but I'd REALLY love
to see that link added to the bottom of each message.That was a really
nice
Hi Doug,
You'll need to modify your httpd.conf file to look something like this:
VirtualHost *
ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DocumentRoot /your/document/root
ServerName your.domain.com
ErrorLog logs/yourErrorLog-error_log
CustomLog logs/yourAcesslog-access_log common
JRunConfig Serverstore
Sorry if this question has been answered already.
I searched the list but putting that particular
tagname returns plenty and most of it is advice to use
it.
For search pages I started to put the where statement
together into a variable request.filter
this worked fine but we just upgraded the
You can't use cfqueryparam like this, it won't get evaluated. It has to
be in the cfquery.
cfquery datasource=media name=get_office
select office_id
from office
#request.filter#
where 0=0
cfif len(attributes.office_num)
and office_num in (cfqueryparam list='Yes'
Hi Josh,
cfqueryparam is meant for use inside of your cfquery tags becuase
it does more than string parsing.
Try this out:
cfquery datasource=media name=get_office
select office_id
from office
where office_num in (cfqueryparam list='Yes'
value='#attributes.office_num#'
They are on the bottom of each message. There's a link to this
message, todays threads, subscription information, etc.
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From: Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 11:09:01 -0400
Subject: Link to current thread in cf-talk emails
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL
thanks.
gee I thought I had something good going on.
ah well.
-Joshua O'Connor-Rose
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--- Pascal Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can't use cfqueryparam like this, it won't get
evaluated. It has to
be in the cfquery.
cfquery datasource=media name=get_office
select
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 10:33:13 -0400, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rick Root wrote:
I'm having a problem with an update query in a web service in which the
update doesn't seem to be performed I've output the SQL (by
returning it) and the SQL is correct and works when run within
I forgot to delete #request.filter# in the query below
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From: Pascal Peters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 July 2004 17:23
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Question about cfqueryparam
You can't use cfqueryparam like this, it won't get evaluated. It has
to
be in the
Thanks!I'll take a look though those resources.I appreciate the help.
Doug
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 16:13:31 +0100, Greg Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Doug,
You'll need to modify your httpd.conf file to look something like this:
VirtualHost *
ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DocumentRoot
The negative effect of cachedwithin is that it uses a first
in first out system, because ColdFusion has only has a maximum
amount of cached queries it can hold (defined in the cf
administrator). This means if you have cached queries in a
website not related to a search, those cached
Yes cfstoredproc is supposed to be faster...I beleive I
read/heard somewhere that cfstoredproc only takes 3 steps to
exectute everything and cfquery requires something like 10
steps(might have been a dream)...I have not seen a difference
generally.
Unfortunately, things are just not that
The point is you should always use cfqueryparam in your queries (as
discussed in about a hundred other threads on this list).
Whoops, I see the rest of the post- ;-)
On an insert query like this, unless it will be used in very high volume, I actually prefer to leave the insert values inline and
I don't quite understand the code you posted.
cfset tmp = structNew()
cfset tmp [expiration] = CreateTimeSpan(0,0,5,0)
cfset tmp [variableName] = variableName
cfset ArrayAppend(application.cachedQueries, tmp)
I keep getting an error when I try to dump application.cachedQueries that its not
Deerr. *sigh*I even LOOKED at those links.Apparently, I looked
without seeing.
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
They are on the bottom of each message. There's a link to this
message, todays threads, subscription information, etc.
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From: Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't know how to user cfquery to execute the stored
procedure. I thought they are tags that compliemnt each other
(either or).
You can invoke stored procedures using CFQUERY with some database servers,
such as SQL Server. Typically, you can do this by invoking a stored
procedure using
The advantages of doing this instead of using the
CFSTOREDPROC tag are that you can cache recordsets using
CACHEDWITHIN/CACHEDAFTER, and that you can write it a little
more easily in some cases.
Is there anyway to reference more than one recordset? We have a lot of
stored procs that return
I always have used cfquery, according to Macromedia document
cfstoredproc should be faster, but I've only seen the
opposite being true. Like it is important though if one
function is 0.1 ms faster than the other function ;)
If you're just calling stored procedures from CFQUERY, I doubt
Which is why I moved them to the top, to everyones dislike.
Deerr. *sigh*I even LOOKED at those links.Apparently, I looked
without seeing.
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
They are on the bottom of each message. There's a link to this
message, todays threads, subscription information, etc.
Mik is me, Mike, my e key has some burrito in it.:-)
The advantages of doing this instead of using the
CFSTOREDPROC tag are
that you can cache recordsets using
CACHEDWITHIN/CACHEDAFTER, and that
you can write it a little more easily in some cases.
Is there anyway to reference more
Yeah, it's a documented tag that is nested inside the cfstoredproc tag.
It's called cfprocresult and it allows you to return multiple recordsets.
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From: Tangorre, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 12:33 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: The search
I am not sure if this is a bug or not, nor if it has been discussed,
but I just ran into it so I'd thought I'd share
cfset nfactor = 2.000
cfoutputbooga#nfactor#W/cfoutput
equals
booga2.000W
cfoutputbooga#nfactor+1#W/cfoutput
equals
booga3W
Kind of odd that it looses it's precision - but
On an insert query like this, unless it will be used in very
high volume, I actually prefer to leave the insert values
inline and have less code to deal with. If you are taking the
pains to use cfqueryparam, you might as well push the whole
query into a stored procedure.
If you're
Yeah, I know about that.. I was referring to the ability to reference
multiple record sets from a stored procedure when you call the procedure
within cfquery tags.
Mike
Yeah, it's a documented tag that is nested inside the
cfstoredproc tag.
It's called cfprocresult and it allows you to
Is there anyway to reference more than one recordset? We have
a lot of stored procs that return 2 or 3 so we find ourselves
using cfstoredproc in those instances and cfquery with EXEC
PRON_NAME in other instances.. Mainly select queries where we
want to cache the results.
To the best of
Is there any way to get a list of the current running threads for CFMX and
what .cfm is being run?
What I am really after is to check and see what website on our shared server
(we host about 70 very low traffic sites on one box) is maxing out the CPU.
Or more specifically what .cfm is causing
ok.
in the past two days, and with no conceivable pattern, my cfmx server
has basically tailspun down to a sloww death.it appears that a
query or two, some long ones, that are tuned to the nth degree, but
still require being time intensive, are being used, then slowly the
server dies.no
Damn it, Wes, I love you man!! It's like they say, 2 eyes are better than
one.
The only thing that I didn't restart was IIS so when I rebooted my server
and sure enough, the .html files are being read correctly.
Thanks again man!
Rey...
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From: Wes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm back to this now
Anybody seen this before?
[Macromedia][SequeLink JDBC Driver][ODBC
Socket][Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]
Syntax error (missing operator) in query _expression_
'active = 1 and adcompany = 4 where office_num in
(Pa_RaM000,Pa_RaM001,Pa_RaM002)'.
it says my sql
It's extremely fustrating. I'm trying to convert JAVA code into coldFusion and i tried to go with CFTREE but there is a problem with it ColdFusion 5 server. I tried to implement the recursive tree function found in the o'reilly ColdFusion 5 book. that of course is using CFtree.
ughhh.
thanks for
Sorry I'm not too Linux savvy
But does Cold Fusion work on Linux Enterprise server edition?
No workaround for MS SQL either I guess(?)
Robert O.
HWW
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Sorry I'm not too Linux savvy
no worriesme too ;-)
But does Cold Fusion work on Linux Enterprise server edition?
We run it on Red Hat 9.2 with no issues...not sure about the above edition...would guess it's fine
No workaround for MS SQL either I guess(?)
Yep...seperate Windows based
Linux Enterprise Server Edition is a false name.Perhaps you mean
RedHat Linux Enterprise Server?I've never tried it, but it should
work fine.We've been running CF on RedHat for about 4 years now,
starting with CF4.5, and now CFMX 6.1.In general CF should run on
most recent Linux distributions,
Hi all,
I have just really started maintaining multiple instances of CFMX on one
server and I had an idea for how to do updates easier (hot fixes and
security updates).I'd like to know what your opinions are.
I started out with a master copy of the cfusion\cfusion-ear directory that I
use to
We are running CFMX 6.1 on a RedHat 2.1 AS server connected to a
separate Win2003 Server with SQL Server and the setup works great. And
Verity works on our version regardless of the official MM system
requirements stating differently.
Doug
Robert Orlini wrote:
Sorry I'm not too Linux savvy
CFMX 6.1 supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 2.1 and 3.0, and it comes with a
MS SQL JDBC driver.For those versions of Linux which have been previously
qualified as not supported for Verity functionality, there is a hotfix to
enable Verity for ColdFusion on all Linux OS's listed in the system
Generate a Full Thread Dump to see which threads and cfm templates are
running at that instant.
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/tn18339.htm
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/tn18339.htm
-Steve
_
From: Mark W. Breneman [mailto:[EMAIL
We are thinking about hosting blogs on our server. Does anyone know of a
multiple user blog application in ColdFusion?
Thanks!
Doug
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Thanks Doug,
I presume you are using IIS on the Win2003 and modifying pages how?...with FrontPage?
I'm thinking of Linux Server with CFMX and connecting to a Win2000 Advanced Server running FP.
Sounds OK folks or am I missing something?
Robert O.
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From: Doug
We are setting up a new Windows 2000 server with CFMX 6.1 and IIS.The
server has gone through the SANS lockdown, and IIS was fairly aggressively
locked down also.We have other boxes like this that work fine with MX, but
this one for some reason is not able to write the application.log and
So, what does happen? Does the running thread count grow and then start to
queue additional requests? Ram usage? CPU Usage? Or are you seeing what I
was seeing (or still am for that matter), where CF just stops answering
requests and the requests seem to get stuck in limbo between IIS and CFMX
nevermind
sorry to be so hasty
-joshua o'connor-rose
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--- Joshua OConnor-Rose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm back to this now
Anybody seen this before?
[Macromedia][SequeLink JDBC Driver][ODBC
Socket][Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]
Syntax error (missing operator)
can i get my cfm back from the class file?
is this possible?
homesite wont let me ctrl+z to go back in the file editing, i
accidentally ctrl + a, and deleted the contents, then saved, and now
its blank, can i recreate from the class file?
thanks if you can help.
--
tony
Tony Weeg
human.
Hey Josh,
You're missing your AND operator and doubling up on the WHERE.Try this:
from office
inner join state on office.state=state.state_id
where active = 1
and adcompany = 4
AND office_num in (cfquery...
-joe
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From: Joshua OConnor-Rose [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu,
No sir. We run apache on the linux box. We use a combination of
CF-Studio, Homesite+ and eclipse to work with pages.
If you have more specific questions regarding our set up you can e-mail
me off list.
Doug
Robert Orlini wrote:
Thanks Doug,
I presume you are using IIS on the Win2003 and
you you have anyhting set up for Site-wide Error Handler in the cf admin area?
If so CF will nto make an application log I believe.
Adam H
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 14:38:48 -0400, Plunkett, Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are setting up a new Windows 2000 server with CFMX 6.1 and IIS.The
server
Nope, you can't go from CLASS to CFM.You can get back the Java, but
that's it, and it won't be very helpful.Couple suggestions:
1) enable undo across saves in the HomeSite prefs (CF Studio had this,
I assume HS does)
2) start using version control
3) can you download it from a production server,
Steve,
Does the hotfix happen to include getting verity spider to work?
Doug
Steven Erat wrote:
CFMX 6.1 supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 2.1 and 3.0, and it comes with a
MS SQL JDBC driver.For those versions of Linux which have been previously
qualified as not supported for Verity
it was a dev server, thats where we ran it.(dumb, VERY dumb)
i dont use version control, i know i know i know
this is a lesson, i guess.
I AM ABOUT TO SHOOT MYSELF!
there has to be a reversal tool...if it can go from cfml to .class,
why not .class to cfm?
tony
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004
Hey group,
I have a question that has got me stuck. I want to be able to format my reports for printing and can not seem to get the html page to fit right on the different printers we use in our offices. Once I get it working on one printer it prints wrong on the others (cuts off the right edge).
Support for Verity is inclusive of the Verity commandline tools.
Do you have a specific example of a vspider problem on Linux?
-Steve
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From: Doug James [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 3:09 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CF on Linux
Steve,
Does the hotfix happen
You can find out some info by accessing the currentRunning thread, and
then getting its thread group, and then enumerating the threads in that
group.
I tried writing this in pure CFML but since you can't cast to specific
object types I couldn't do it, but I wrote it in JSP, so if your running
strange, in homestite i can go to other files, and ctrlz them now, but
not on this one?wtf? is this a bug in homesite that you can ctrlz
some files but not others, depending on what you do?
this is nuts.
tw
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 15:24:14 -0400, Tony Weeg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it was a dev
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