Another:
http://blogs.coldfusion.com/post.cfm/a-new-security-advisory-for-coldfusion-is-now-available
On Fri, Jan 4, 2013 at 7:55 PM, Eric Bourland e...@ebwebwork.com wrote:
Claude, thank you. That's really helpful information and gives me
perspective. Eric
-Original Message-
That's what I suspected. Much appreciated.
--Ben
On 1/4/2013 6:40 AM, Dave Watts wrote:
A question came up recently with one of my client developers who is
potentially
returning a large # of rows from a query. The question was whether the
result
set is stored in memory or spooled to
Actually there are ways to step through a result set using database
functions so that you do bot store huge resultsets in memory, if you google
it then you will find some examples.
2 simple solutions are.
1. Dont query all the data at all, instead provide a search form to get at
specific
Thanks Guys
Does CFsleep pause the server, which would impact other users, or just the
page.
My prefernce would be for a page pause with hour glass indicating when the mail
was sent, followed by a confirmation page.
It seems though that the simplest ideal would be Russ' and set up a schedule to
Does CFsleep pause the server, which would impact other users, or just the
page.
It doesn't pause the entire server, but pausing the page does impact
other users. CF has a set number of threads handling requests. You can
control this number in the CF Admin. Whatever that number is set to,
2. Only query the primary keys, and then loop over that list grabbing x
records at a time and doing a new query to get all rows for those keys.
This is a pretty good method.
I tested it on a database containing about 45 records with a seach template.
I give a very loose criterion on
Glad it helped. Also dont forget u.can cache the original primary key query
too.
Regards
Russ Michaels
www.michaels.me.uk
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On Jan 5, 2013 10:39 PM, wrote:
2. Only query the primary keys, and then
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