SQL 2000's DTS package allows you to run any Win32
process or batch file via a Execute Process Task.
You can use this to run the unzip program before you
import the data. I don't think this is available for
SQL 7.
--- Joshua Tipton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know via DTS how to open a
Our marketing department wants to know why people
abandon the checkout process, so they've tasked IT
with creating a survey which pops up when people
abandon their cart.
I'm thinking what I'll do is to capture the onunload
event for each page of the checkout process, and that
on unload I'll
Generally, in OOP, objects should have four
properties:
Abstraction
Polymorphism
Inheritance
Encapsulation
Are you saying CFC's do more than Encapsulation?
-Original Message-
From: Neil Clark - =TMM=
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 1:55 PM
To: CF-Talk
[double post]
I've inherited a CF app with an apparent memory leak.
Does anyone have a systematic plan to diagnose and
eliminate possible causes?
The Macromedia Knowledge Base article
http://www.macromedia.com/v1/Handlers/index.cfm?ID=15014Method=Full
is helpful, but doesn't provide a plan of
Jeff,
There's a lo-tech method that works with any
application that works within a window. What you can
do is use VB's SendKey command which can simulate keys
being typed in a window. And you can even use VBA to
do it. I've seen an Excel macro which opened up a
window to an as400 mainframe app
Try renaming your stored proc input parameter
CategoryJobDescrID to something else so it doesn't
have the same name as a database column.
--- Greg Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I-Lin Kuo
Macromedia CF5 Advanced Developer
Sun Certified Java 2 Programmer
Thanks to everyone who replied.
I knew I could use isdefined(aStruct.aField) but
I was just wondering what the rationale was behind
invalid syntax error for
isdefined(aStruct['aField']). Dave's explanation
that I should really think of it as two separate tests
was pretty good.
Also, I don't
The following code throws a syntax error:
cfset aStruct=StructNew()
cfset aStruct.aField=something
cfif IsDefined(aStruct[aField])
aStruct[aField] is defined
/cfif
Is this just some CF quirk that IsDefined doesn't like
brackets or is there some good reason for this?
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I just optimized some templates which were written in
cf tag syntax by rewriting as cfscript. In my
experience, cfscript can be up to 2-3x as fast. But in
my opinion, the performance isn't worth rewriting
unless you're inside a loop. In my case, I rewrote all
the cfset statements inside a cfquery
I'm having a problem with premature session timeout in
a legacy application.
I've set the CF administrator value to 3 hours, and
the sessiontimeout attribute of the cfapplication tag
also to 3 hours, but it still seems to be timing out
at the default of 20 min.
I've also checked to see that I
Didn't think about trusted cache, but no, it isn't
enabled.
--- Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having a problem with premature session
timeout in
a legacy application.
I've set the CF administrator value to 3 hours,
and
the sessiontimeout attribute of the cfapplication
tag
Does anyone know how to contact commercial email
distribution lists? I received some spam which said
they got my email off these two lists:
itslmazing
geckooffers
but a search on Google turned up nothing. Also, does
anyone know what other similar type of direct-email
list organizations are?
I'm going to go off on a different tack here than the
discussion that's been going on.
It's important to note the difference between logical
tiers and physical tiers. It sounds like you want to
implement a logical 3-tier system on top of a physical
2-tier system and you're wondering where to put
I just learned how to do DTS transformations two weeks
ago, and I figured out most of it just by playing
around with the SQL Server Enterprise Manager. A good
reference is DTS Transformations from WROX. But you
don't need all of that. You can just use SQL Server
2000 programming, also from WROX.
Try this
cfset usedOldData=false
cflock name=TwoForOne timeout=...
cfif NOT IsDefined(session.mySharedData)
cfquery name=myQuery
...
/cfquery
cfset session.MySharedData=myQuery
cfelse
!--- use old data and discard when done ---
cfset myQuery=session.mySharedData
--- Jeff Beer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any benefit to indexing a tinyint field
that is used as a boolean
(either 1 or 0)? I have four fields that work this
way and I use them
heavily in queries for reporting. They are used in
aggregate functions
(count and sum) as well as in the
Troy,
Sorry for the late reply, but you can use this:
select
b.bid,
b.isbn,
b.title,
a.aid,
a.firstname,
a.lastname
from
book b,
author_book ab,
author a
where
b.bid = ab.bid
and
ab.aid = a.aid
and ab.aid = (
select min(aid)
from author_book ab2
where ab2.bid = ab.bid)
This
Hi Justin,
This sounds really interesting. Can you point me to a
reference where I can learn how to build an apache
module like the one you made?
--- Justin Greene [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
We created an apache module for doing this. We
intecept the .CFM request,
check if it is the CFCONTENT
Dave H,
Your answer
CFIF REFindNoCase('0', string) EQ 2do
something/CFIF
isn't correct because you will get a TRUE for the
string 012. You should use one of the many
suggestions involving mid().
--- Dave Hannum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I figured it out:
CFIF REFindNoCase('0', string) EQ
1. Did you remember to enable client variables in your
cfapplication tag?
2. If you menu is the same for all users, why not
store it in an application scope variable?
--- Shahzad Butt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
My menu is created by calling lot of custom tags and
stored
To expand on what Max said:
In application.cfm
1) if there is no structure, create a structure in the
application scope named application.requests
2) Generate a UUID for this request
3) store request info which you want to track into
application.requests[UUID]
4) Store the time of request
In
John,
From my knowledge of SQL, I don't think this can be
easily done. SQL can easily combine output from
different columns from either the same table or
different table, but what you're trying to do is to
combine output from the same column in different ROWS
in the same table.
That being said,
There's something that's been buggin me:
Is NAME LOCKING sufficient for session variables?
A best practice in CF is to always lock session
variable access, but it's not really clear whether
1) NAME locking is sufficient or
2) should we always lock with SCOPE=SESSION?
To me, the answer
Instead of building a string for your date and
applying CreateODBCDate() to it, try building a CF
Date object using CreateDate() and applying
CreateODBCDate() to it.
If I recall correctly, CreateODBCDate() works on a
date object, not a string.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am getting the
Sorry for the late reply. Just got back from lunch.
I've made the change to BeginDate in your code as an
example. You'll have to do the same thing to your
other dates
cfset MonthsToDisplay = 2
cfset BeginDate = #Month(now())#/1/#Year(now())#
cfset BeginDate =
Oracle (or is it SQL+ ?) has a parameter which
specifies the format for dates. If you have not reset
the default, it is '30-SEP-01'
--- Angel Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How in the HECK do you enter dates into Oracle?
I have tried several variations of a simple date in
SQL Plus, and
I believe you're looking for the CSS2 table-layout
property. As indicated on this page, it only works in
IE.
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp
--- William J Wheatley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:) not enough coffee
A TABLE will now SHOW on the browser screen until
it reaches the
Studio can be scripted with VBA just like Microsoft
Office applications, so you could do that. I'm not
sure what the DOM looks like, though.
--- Bill Killillay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use Fusebox for just about everything and I often
find myself reusing a
qry, or act files, etc. I was
Try this strategy:
// default delimiter is a comma
cfset myDelimiter=,
//if
If Find(yourList,',')
// replace , by an unprintable character
yourList = Replace(yourList,',',CHR(7))
// Remove opening and closing
Replace(yourList,'',)
// Change your delimiter to CHR(7)
cfset
, and a powerful ally it is. -
Yoda
-Original Message-
From: cf refactoring
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 9:32 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: commas in lists
Try this strategy:
// default delimiter is a comma
cfset myDelimiter=,
//if
If Find
Is it a problem with overall performance or individual
cfm templates? Is it the CF that's slow or the Oracle
queries? If it's Oracle, it may be poorly structured
queries, inefficient design of database tables, lack
of or misuse of table indexes, Oracle configuration
mistakes?
I think that before
I'd suggest the following
frameset
visible frame This displays Your report is being
generated. It contains javascript that reloads itself
every 15 seconds and checks to see whether a variable
session.reportDone EQ TRUE. If yes, it returns the
contents of session.reportResults
hidden frame
Aidan,
The key is not to do an immediate redirect. If you
do that, it's just running the CF page all over again.
Let the invisible frame run the .cfm report and notify
the visible frame when it's done.
After being notified, the visible page doesn't load
the reports page directly (this would
Are you on an IE-only platform?
If yes, you can try try sending an HTML table to Excel
instead of a .csv. Excel will read in an HTML table
and preserve formatting information so you can get
really fancy if you want.
--- Nathan Shaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is all being done dynamically.
If you leave tag validation on, then either just
ignore the alert that CFStudion produces, or write a
vtm file so CFStudio can recognize the tag
--- Tom Jacobs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I insert a custom tag in CF Studio 5, I'm
getting this error:
The tag name CF_TagName not found in
Did you transfer over your Server Java Settings in
CF Administrator from your old machine to the new?
That's what your problem sounds like
--- Sima Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to figure out a problem related to
cfobject. When in CF4.5
everything works well.
After
As far as I know, NT authentication requires that you
have IE. Even the newest version of Netscape won't do
it.
--- S V [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have removed Anonymous access in IIS5 thru
Directory Security tab for each
website. Now accessing thru IE requires NT
authentication, which is
for IIS4 go to
http://support.microsoft.com/support/iis/install/install_iis4.asp
--- David Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a very small shop and I'm trying to figure
out how to upgrade
IIS to 4 or 5.I thought this happened when we
loaded SP6 on the NT40
but when I go to IIS
Then you'll need to do
cfset form.remove=ListSort(form.remove, numeric,
desc)
before your loop
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's what I was trying to do with the ListSort()
function.
H.
-Original Message-
From: Hanz Zarcovic
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday,
The syntax of cfswitch/cfcase is
cfswitch
cfcase
...
/cfcase
cfcase
...
/cfcase
cfdefaultcase
...
/cfdefaultcase
/cfswitch
The only place where other statements should go is in
the ...
If you place statements anywhere else within the
cfswitch/cfcase construct, then the
PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 20 Sep 2001 07:09:33 -0700 (PDT), cf
refactoring
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
According to the http protocol, unchecked control
items such as checkboxes and radios are not sent at
all. Therefore, your action page will get no clue
that
they exist. It's just one of those
Coming into this thread late
But I suggest that the two segments of problematic
code in the parent window and the child window both be
enclosed within a named cflock like name=arexcelr
(if you haven't already done this)
--- Jack Tumlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try your suggestion and still
Kay,
According to the http protocol, unchecked control
items such as checkboxes and radios are not sent at
all. Therefore, your action page will get no clue that
they exist. It's just one of those things with forms.
You'll have to remember what control items you have in
your program. One common
MaintenanceEditTable.cfm?table=tlkpStatustableCols=Statno,
StatusColOptions=name:Statno;width:100,
name:Status;width:300
Jason,
If the above was the URL you sent to the script, then
it should barf on array element 2. There's a space
between , and name that will cause problems
--- Snyder,
You should use ListFind rather than ListContains
--- van Wyk, Carlo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
cfif listcontains(newlist, #pageid#)
cfinclude template=#page#
cfelse
cfoutput
#application.securityerror#
/cfoutput
/cfif
Regards
Carlo
=
I-Lin
Reply follows...
--- Garry Red 5 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a problem involving cflocation. In our code
we have a user-intensive
form, and when this is processed various
(complicated) checks are performed
to ensure data validity. If the numbers entered do
not meet certain
Can you show us the looping code? It's probably an
error in reusing too much of the sample code
--- Janine Jakim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for all the input. Now for the next question.
I am having a hard
time formatting my html table correctly. I am using
TRTH#Skill[1]#/TH
CFOUTPUT TD
CFIF Val(SGrade.Grade) #Grade#
/CFIF
/TD/CFOUTPUT
/TR/TABLE
-Original Message-
From: cf refactoring
You might try token-based security:
When the user logs in, they're given a set of security
tokens. When the user takes action on a page, the page
checks to see if they have the tokens before
proceeding.
Tokens can be hierarchical, e.g.
App1 = general user token for app1
App2 = general user
Excel can read the following kinds of files:
comma delimited files
tab delimited files
HTML tables
I prefer HTML tables as you get to keep all the
formatting information.
For example, if you cut and paste the following table
code into a file
table
tr
tdbheading/b/td
tdiitalic/i/td
You don't really need a regexp for this:
Either the GetToken function or ListGetAt will do
cfset dateString=8/18/2001
cfset month=GetToken(dateString,1,/)
cfset year=ListGetAt(dateString,3,/)
cfoutputmonth=#month# year=#year#/cfoutput
--- John Barleycorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gang, given
OT observation: this doesn't directly relate to your
problem, but you have no table join condition on
tblUsers in your query.
Query:
SELECT
u.first_nm
, u.last_nm
, c.category_nm
, c.category_id
, c.dataType
, c.department_id
, SUM(dn.quantity_nb)AS totalForMonth
, g.goal_nb
FROM
On a previous project, one of the developers wrote a
script to cut up the serialized client variables into
4K chunks, and then put them back together when he
pulled them out of the database. Of course, he had to
forego the use of CF's client variables.
--- Chris Norloff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
try
CFMODULE[^2]+(sometemplate\.cfm)([^2]|([^e]2)|([^t]e2))*
(Make sure 'match case' is not clicked)
I've tested this in studio. This will find all
instances of CFMODULE where the string
'sometemplate.cfm' occurs but where the string 'te2'
does not occur (I've taken your problem literally to
Has anyone had any experience with cfm-resources.com's
free or low-cost accounts? I tried to register but am
having problems and getting no email responses.
Or, can anyone recommend some cf hosting at less than
$30 a month?
=
I-Lin Kuo
Macromedia CF5 Advanced Developer
Sun Certified Java 2
Kamie,
You'll need four separate queries for this.
When you JOIN(c.company_id=srl.company_id) and SELECT
Count(srl.company_id), you get a count of all the srl
matches with a certain company id.
When you JOIN(c.company_id=srl.company_id) AND JOIN
(c.company_id=el.company_id), you get all the
Did you check for a cfapplication tag in your sales
directory? it might very well be in your
Application.cfm file.
--- Ben Densmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am currently working on an order entry app and
created a login screen
before a user can get to the actual app. When they
login in I
that it counts
how many T/E/U each
student has. The next step is to add E+U= Total
Absences
I assume it needs to happen outside the query?
-Original Message-
From: cf refactoring
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 4:31 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: adding counts
5 Certified Professional
Macromedia Certified Web Site Developer
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-Original Message-
From: cf refactoring
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 9:11 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: case sensitive sql query
SQL SELECT queries
SQL SELECT queries ARE case sensitive.
The problem is in your data -- you're using columnames
from your tables as data. Depending on the database,
this information is stored in auxiliary tables (in
Oracle, it would be in a table like
all_tab_columns), and may be in a case-insensitive
form. For
Can you show your table structure?
I need to know how do you distinguish absent from
tardy from excused from unexcused? Where in the table
is it located and how is the information represented?
--- Janine Jakim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a query that counts how many times a
student is
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