I think I'm going to use this tool:
http://nstree.riaforge.org/
I've been playing around with it. Seems fairly straightforward and does
everything I need.
I'm just working on what the admin interface would look like to display the
entire tree so you could select multiple categories for a
@will
Good deal. Haven't used below but it seems the author has written a nice
book about it on his site. Good luck.
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On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 2:27 AM, Will Tomlinson w...@wtomlinson.com wrote:
I think I'm going to use this tool:
http://nstree.riaforge.org/
I've been playing
I can run this code, and see cmd.exe open in the list of services in the
Task Manager,
but cmd.exe closes rather quickly and there are no results from the batch
file.
Just wondering if anyone sees any problem with the code, itself. This was
running fine
on XP, but now I'm executing it on
You might try putting the f:\inetpub ... in double quotes.
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Ryan
On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 6:27 PM, Rick Faircloth r...@whitestonemedia.comwrote:
I can run this code, and see cmd.exe open in the list of services in the
Task Manager,
but cmd.exe closes rather quickly and there are no
You'd have to escape them or change the outer quotes to single quotes of
course. :)
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Ryan
On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 7:03 PM, Ryan Letulle bayous...@gmail.com wrote:
You might try putting the f:\inetpub ... in double quotes.
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On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 6:27 PM, Rick Faircloth
Execute the batch file directly, rather than trying to go via cmd.exe ?
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Correct. cmd.exe simply opens the window which allows you to run batch files
... that's what CFEXECUTE is already doing for you. So just run this:
cfexecute name=f:\inetpub\webroot\real_estate_data\hmls\10_hmls_batch
files\load_hmls_active_photos.bat /
Execute the batch file directly,
I know for vb scripts you have to run cscript.exe and pass the path to the
vbs in the arguments.
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On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 8:43 PM, Jason Fisher ja...@wanax.com wrote:
Correct. cmd.exe simply opens the window which allows you to run batch
files ... that's what CFEXECUTE is already
Correct. cmd.exe simply opens the window which allows you to run batch files
... that's
what CFEXECUTE is already doing for you.
That's not correct at all. Batch files are run by the command
processor - cmd.exe. CFEXECUTE is not a command processor. And in my
experience with CFEXECUTE, I've
I converted all the cfexecute statesments to this format and they ran
fine...they
did utilize the cmd.exe even though the cmd.exe wasn't explicitly called
with the format below.
cfexecute
name=
You don't say what DB it is, but I'd start by running a request
profiler against it. See if the slowdown is on the DB side or the CF
side. I'd also take a look at your logging. If the log files on
production are filling up the disc, then additional logging to rows
with text fields may be swapping
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