Hi Kym, thanks for the reply.
Very good question. The criteria is really "No Database". There is more
detailed and specific language than that, but it pretty much sums it up.
As you pointed out, a filesystem is certainly a database, of sorts. I have
been pondering it. It seems a bit messy th
Hi Bob,
OK so you want a flat file. Does it have to be that or is the criteria
really "No database"?
What we don't know is your overall site design, is the database going to
be big, hundreds/thousands/millions of entries, etc?
If it not ridiculously big and depending on what you need to so in
Thanks all for the replies.
It sounds like some of you are in a position to fire clients. But since I get
paid by the job, I can't just do that. Maybe someday, but not today. Besides,
the client is not an idiot.
I'm sorry, I can't go into detail about the reasons why we are limited to a
flat
rty a UNION query generated inside a :
(SELECT *, #j# AS sortcol
FROM cities
WHERE state = '#listgetat(states, j)#')
UNION
ORDER BY sortcol, city
you could also probably build a dynamic CASE statement instead of using
a UNION query, but i will need to check up the syntax of that...
Azadi Sa
DBMS is MySQL 5. I have a report that is generated for cities within
several states. The states are designated by their two letter postal
abbreviations and are in a certain order. For example:
1. NY
2. CA
3. FL
I would like the records of the report sorted by the original state order,
then
Where...I even double checked it and didn't see anything the last time
we had this discussion/comic dialogue...
Eric
Brian Kotek wrote:
> Actually, the Adobe NDA explicitly states that you cannot even admit the
> existence of the beta software, among numerous other things. I suggest you
> reread
Unbelievable. God forbid anyone get even the tiniest glimpse of the tools
that they use to make their living. For the love of what ever you believe
in, who here has read the terms of a prerelease or any other "click here to
accept" license? God forbid that the stewards of CF squander any more of it
IMO, you should definitely be sending _from_ an address at the site's
domain. Simply place the form respondent's email address in the replyto
attribute of .
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HTH.
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So if you know what the NDA says, then that must mean you've read the
NDA and thus are part of an Abode prerelease program. Does this mean
you just violated your NDA by saying you read the NDA? I'm just
wondering. Not that I have any knowledge of the NDA or if it even
exists.
Wil Genov
Actually, the Adobe NDA explicitly states that you cannot even admit the
existence of the beta software, among numerous other things. I suggest you
reread the NDA, because you just violated it.
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 8:05 PM, Eric Roberts <
ow...@threeravensconsulting.com> wrote:
> That is incor
Recently have seen some emails vanish without being delivered from
various forms on a particular site. Been working great past four years
with no trouble, so was a head scratcher...
After going back and forth with HostMySite a number of times, the only
thing we could could come up with was that
Always so close yet so far away... That did it - thanks a lot!!!
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Wait, are you converting a query to a structure of arrays just so you can then
convert that to JSON?
If so, stop it - it's unnecessary.
If you're on CF8 you can add cffunction attributes returnformat="JSON" and
queryformat="row|column" as appropriate and just cfreturn the query.
If you're on C
>Trim will only remove leading and trailing spaces.
>
>If you want to remove all spaces,
>
>Replace(StringVar, " ", "", all)
>
>Rob
>At 08:59 PM 6/28/2003 +0200, cf-t...@sdsolutions.de wrote:
>>
This is correct: (and a little old to reply, but wanted to have it correct for
future people who read
Hi Bob
Use a embedded database like H2. This will solve your problem. It is a
flat file that you can use with the normal cfquery.
Kind Regards,
Nitai
On Jan 25, 2009, at 6:51 PM, Bob Wright wrote:
> I have a need to build a site which will not have access to a
> database. Instead, the clie
>
>
>
Use there instead.
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I'm working a CFC web service where I want to return a JSON string; I don't
necessarily know my table's column names ahead of time. I am able to pull
out the table's column names and am trying to use them as my struct's node
names. When I try to dump them out, I get the string "IDX" rather than t
> Hello everyone,
>
> I have a need to build a site which will not have access to a database.
> Instead, the client has specified that I must use a flat file. On
> this flat file, I need to be able insert, update, and select
>
> Honestly, I don't even know where to start.
>
> Anyone have any
>>I have never thought it a good business practice to call a client stupid.
Calling him stupid, no, but get rid of him yes!
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I know you can define a text file (csv, txt) as an ODBC database. I have
played with it a bit trying to import some stuff from a text document but
nothing past doing a simple select statement. You can define delimiters and
all that.
G!
On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Bob Wright wrote:
> Hello
"Flat file" is a type of database. Many flat file databases support
SQL at some level. You should really clarify what the client is
requesting here. If they are specifically requesting a flat file
database instead of a relational database then there is a good chance
that they have a specific produc
Umm... I have never thought it a good business practice to call a
client stupid.
Just my .02
Speeves
On 1/25/09, Claude Schneegans wrote:
> >>Honestly, I don't even know where to start.
>
> If the client is that stupid, use an Access database, and tell him it's
> a flat file.
> And don't tell h
thanks I have got past this.
Pat /grfxs
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>>Honestly, I don't even know where to start.
If the client is that stupid, use an Access database, and tell him it's
a flat file.
And don't tell him it's a database...
And here is a better advice: find yourself another client!
~~
Um, did you reply there? Just getting my message quoted...
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That is, "returnvariable=result", and then loop over "result".
> You need to return and loop over "result" (what is being returned from
> your component), not the method name.
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You need to return and loop over "result" (what is being returned from your
component), not the method name.
> I am having trouble pulling data from a cfc for a pull down menu. Here
> is the code from the cfm file:
>
>
>
>
> class
I am having trouble pulling data from a cfc for a pull down menu. Here is the
code from the cfm file:
Catalog Request
Our Products
> Why can't you use a database?
>
> Is the client just being an idiot, or is there a legitimate reason for
> it?
>
>
> If you're on CF8 or Railo, you can serialize/deserialize your query
> objects, so you could store the data as a flat CFML/JSON file, but act
> on it using Query of Queries.
>
Why can't you use a database?
Is the client just being an idiot, or is there a legitimate reason for it?
If you're on CF8 or Railo, you can serialize/deserialize your query objects, so
you could store the data as a flat CFML/JSON file, but act on it using Query of
Queries.
But first I would
Hello everyone,
I have a need to build a site which will not have access to a database.
Instead, the client has specified that I must use a flat file. On this flat
file, I need to be able insert, update, and select
Honestly, I don't even know where to start.
Anyone have any idea how to go ab
Use structKeyExists(); it's neater and it can perform better.
Also, the evaluate()s are unnecessary. This;
is an unnecessarily complicated way of doing
which is far more readable.
You could also avoid the whole isdefined/structkeyexists issue by
looping directly through the form struct as
Hi
Can't believe Iâve been such a numpty, the isdefined statement I was trying
had an error in the format missing bracket!! Corrected the bracket issue, works
fine...
Kind Regards
Jason
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What about isdefined or using cfparam?
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From: Jason Congerton [mailto:ja...@jasoncongerton.co.uk]
Sent: Sunday, January 25, 2009 3:59 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Insert from Dynamically Generated Form
Hi
I have created a form using a database table to supply the form field
Hi
I have created a form using a database table to supply the form fields; one of
the fields is a check box, the other a text field. Please see code below,
I am using the following code to insert the record, however if all the check
boxes are not checked, I
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