ODBC Error Code = S1C00 (Driver not capable)

what do you make of this... ODBC Error Code = S1C00 (Driver not capable) [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Optional feature not implemented error when i try exectuting a stored procedure with an odbc sql server driver for the dsn. sql server 2000, cf5, btw the dsn is verifiable and will

cfscript looping over udf's

i am looping over a query - inside the loop, i am calling a udf that calls another udf... for( i = 1; i lte qQuery.RecordCount; i = i+1 ) { WriteOutput(DrawRow(qQuery.colA[i]), Trim(qQuery.colB[i]))); } function DrawRow(someNo, someAmt) { var rRow = ; var thisRow =

cfscript looping over udf's

function SetValue(someNo, someAmt) { oops - that should read... function SetValue(someNo, someAmt) { var aRow = ArrayNew(1); ArraySet(variables.aRow, 1, 5, 0); // switch/case statements return aRow; } ~|

Re: cfscript looping over udf's

You didn't declare i in DrawRow() with the var keyword -- that's your problem, since it's overwriting the variable i you're using to loop over the query... duh - thanks everyone - i just changed the i to var j for more clarity and it works perfectly with the following code... for( i = 1; i lte

msdn comparison of cf to asp.net

just wondered what the list thinks of this msdn article - do you think the comparison is fair/accurate? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnaspp/html /coldfusiontoaspnet.asp ~| Discover

Re: Is BlueDragon.NET the greatest thing since sliced bread?

i agree w/jordan - vince is a well-respected community advocate and bd is something that the community at large should be aware of and informed about. i think that a discussion about whether the post is an advertisement or not (blatant, thinly-veiled, or otherwise) is moot - newatlanta is

ooa, ood, oop and design patterns

i've been reading alot of blogs lately that are beginning to seriously address and examine the new frontier of oo-ness that cfmx has introduced to us as cf developers. i love it and would like to see more - in fact, i was wondering if it is now time to devote a list that can aggregate our

Re: ooa, ood, oop and design patterns

thanks joe - will check it out. btw, your blog has been a great resource. greatly admire your insight. i have been long silent in the community, but hope to contribute more going forward (as i can - you know how that goes). kudos on model-glue! brian