> The errors getting back are all "The request has exceeded the allowable time
> limit Tag"
What's happening on the database server?
Have you stopped and restarted the database server? Have you disabled
and reenabled the "Maintain Connections" option in your database
driver?
Dave Watts, CTO, F
Does the line number on that error indicate that the query is what's timing
out?
On Fri, Nov 28, 2014 at 11:46 AM, Don wrote:
>
> The errors getting back are all "The request has exceeded the allowable
> time limit Tag"
>
> Seems that the whole server eventually crashes/slows to crawl, even tho
The errors getting back are all "The request has exceeded the allowable time
limit Tag"
Seems that the whole server eventually crashes/slows to crawl, even though
other websites on that same server are fine.
CF Version 11 / SQL Server Express
Looking at the JVM free memory, it always seems t
> Does anyone know of any supposed issues with CF 11 and cfqueryparam ?
>
> I had a few of them in a query. One by one I removed them to see if I could
> get the
> query working and then, adding them in. All but one work.
>
> Any ideas?
You need to provide more informatio
Were you getting an error?
On Thu, Nov 27, 2014 at 3:08 AM, Don wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of any supposed issues with CF 11 and cfqueryparam ?
>
> I had a few of them in a query. One by one I removed them to see if I
> could get the query working and then, adding them in. A
Does anyone know of any supposed issues with CF 11 and cfqueryparam ?
I had a few of them in a query. One by one I removed them to see if I could get
the query working and then, adding them in. All but one work.
Any ideas
cfqueryparam and EncodeForHTML are used to prevent two different types of
attack.
cfqueryparam is for SQL injection attacks, as Byron explained.
EncodeForHTML is used to prevent cross site scripting attacks (it does not
prevent/escape sql injection), which exist when the attacker can execute
>>Like querying malicious data and using it in another
> cfquery without cfqueryparam.
>
> As an extra safety feature, if your application does not use multiSQL
> statements at all, and depending on the type of database engine used, you
> could also streatly deactivate the multi st
>>Like querying malicious data and using it in another
cfquery without cfqueryparam.
As an extra safety feature, if your application does not use multiSQL
statements at all, and depending on the type of database engine used, you could
also streatly deactivate the multi statement facili
> Text input field
> Entry is Johnson & Johnson's
> I store it in a table using cfqueryparam. All is good.
>
> Let's say the hacked entry is Johnson & Johnson's;delete * (or something akin
> to that - you get the
> drift) I use cfqueryparam bu
cfqueryparam will not prevent the malicious data from getting entered into
the table. However it does prevent the malicious text from executing as
T-SQL. cfqueryparam does not parse or cleanse data in any way.
Basically it passes the text as a variable to the sql statement. Thus
preventing any
I did - many times before I sent the message. So, explain, please.
>From CF: "(cfqueryparam) Verifies the data type of a query parameter ..."
My example is a text field. The potential inject/bad data language is text. I
just tested it and cfqueryparam did not prevent me
Larry,
You are already using cfqueryparam so you are "protected" for the most
part. I say most part, because you could still extract the data from the db
and have bad consequences if you are not considerate of the underlying data
and how you use it. Like querying malicious data and u
Read up on how query param works. It will protect against Johnson &
Johnson's;delete *
On 11/3/14, 12:41 PM, Stephens, Larry V wrote:
> Text input field
> Entry is Johnson & Johnson's
> I store it in a table using cfqueryparam. All is good.
>
> Let's say t
Text input field
Entry is Johnson & Johnson's
I store it in a table using cfqueryparam. All is good.
Let's say the hacked entry is Johnson & Johnson's;delete * (or something akin
to that - you get the drift) I use cfqueryparam but it won't catch the hack;
it
I found that if I decouple the encrypt_column from the insert script by
requesting it from dual first, that it then works fine. While I would prefer
to do it without a two-step process, this works fine for now.
select Encrypt_Column(RPAD(UPPER(NVL(,'
')),56,' '),'CFASJAAAEPTSKEJPI')
I did an experiment, calling ENCRYPT_COLUMN without doing the INSERT. I ran it
300 times and it didn't fail once.
select Encrypt_Column(RPAD(UPPER(NVL(,' ')),56,'
'),'CFASJAAAEPTSKEJPI')
as my_test
from dual
#x#:
However, I couldn't output the data dir
>I suspect you have a charset mismatch. What is the DB charset, CF charset
>and what is the setting for sending cfqueryparams as Unicode?
Our Oracle 11g displays âAL16UTF16â as the char set.
PERM is UTF-8
However encrypt_column is returning a binary and it's going into a RAW field.
Previously the encrypt_column was going to a varchar, so it didn't need to do
any of the RAW stuff.
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Here is the code, simplified somewhat.
This is the INSERT. The a_alien_last_name goes into a RAW (56bytes) field. It
used to go into a VARCHAR. Following this is the ENCRYPT_COLUMN function in
Oracle that is called in the INSERT.
INSERT INTO F9089_ALIEN_INFO (
On Tue, May 20, 2014 at 9:01 PM, daniel kessler wrote:
> I am adding CFQueryparams to an INSERT. The item that I am sending over
> to the oracle 11g db is empty text. The CFQueryParam is varchar because I
> am sending it over as text.
> From there, it is encrypted and a Cast_to_RA
bounds here, but this problem wasn't showing up
> until we added CFQueryParams. We are in CF9.
>
> I am adding CFQueryparams to an INSERT. The item that I am sending over
> to the oracle 11g db is empty text. The CFQueryParam is varchar because I
> am sending it over as
I may be outside of the CF bounds here, but this problem wasn't showing up
until we added CFQueryParams. We are in CF9.
I am adding CFQueryparams to an INSERT. The item that I am sending over to the
oracle 11g db is empty text. The CFQueryParam is varchar because I am sending
it ov
No, cfqueryparam does not work in the order by clause.
However, when using url params passed to a query for altering the order I use
if/then logic to set the order by clauses to prevent SQLi.
if (url.sortby EQ 'D') { orderby mycolum desc } else { order by mycolumn ASC }
THis is a
I know using cfqueryparam helps with hack attempts on your database and it
helps performance for the execution of the queries.
Question, does using the cfqueryparam help with performance on the ORDER BY
clause? One some of our pages we give the user the ability to change the sort
order of
Well MySQL has very different data types (and unlike Access, it uses a pure
jdbc driver). So this probably does not apply to MySQL.
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over...)
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Sent: Friday, February 08, 2013 3:07 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: cfqueryparam issue
> What is the datatype and length of th
It's a memo field.
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From: Cameron Childress [mailto:camer...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2013 2:52 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: cfqueryparam issue
What is the datatype and length of the column in the Access database? This
sounds like a pretty sta
> What is the datatype and length of the column in the Access database?
Also, which datasource type? I remember someone mentioning problems with "Memo"
fields when using the unicode driver a ways back. They suggested using *_clob
instead of *_longvarchar.
-Leigh
~~~
And, FWIW, converting it to base 64 doesn't get rid of whatever cfqueryparam is
choking on. This is in the cfqueryparam tag as an insert without it works fine.
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Sent: Friday, February 08, 2013 2:41 PM
To: cf
> > >
> > > The error is "Application uses a value of the wrong type for the
> current
> > > operation."
> > >
> > > Take out the and it works fine, implying the paragraph tags
> are
> > > the problem. Take out
quot;Application uses a value of the wrong type for the current
> > operation."
> >
> > Take out the and it works fine, implying the paragraph tags are
> > the problem. Take out the cfqueryparam (i.e., '#CovNote#') and it works
> > fine.
>
What if you try to encode it prior to the cfqueryparam tag?
On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 12:02 PM, Stephens, Larry V wrote:
>
> Thanks - but same error.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Steve Milburn [mailto:scmilb...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Friday, February 08, 2013 1
Thanks - but same error.
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Sent: Friday, February 08, 2013 11:56 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: cfqueryparam issue
Try to encode the string to base64 before adding it to the db. So it
becomes . When you read the data
mplying the paragraph tags are
> the problem. Take out the cfqueryparam (i.e., '#CovNote#') and it works
> fine.
>
> Any ideas?
>
>
>
>
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> I have a line of Oracle pl/sql (9i) where I'm trying to add cfqueryparam in
> CF7.
>
> I have:
> #iif(len(trim(arguments.inStruct.a_person_id))eq
> 0,DE("NULL"),DE("#arguments.inStruct.a_person_id#"))#,
>
> a cowor
I have a line of Oracle pl/sql (9i) where I'm trying to add cfqueryparam in CF7.
I have:
#iif(len(trim(arguments.inStruct.a_person_id))eq
0,DE("NULL"),DE("#arguments.inStruct.a_person_id#"))#,
a coworker suggested:
But in reviewing it, I cannot tell if that is c
Cool - The only reason I knew about this was that one of our developers had
just ran into the same issue here today and she spent time researching it. She
just told us about it a minute before you posted to HOF.
I think is is solar flare related - totally unrelated systems having the same
err
That got it. Thanks, I was going nuts trying to figure it out.
> Try this.
>
> http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.
> cfm?mode=entry&entry=7D417738-DF64-B270-3056B422E2F6FCAB
>
>
>
> Wil Genovese
> Sr. Web Application Developer/
> Systems Administrator
> CF Webtools
> www.cfwebtools.com
>
>
t;
> I have this query in a remote accessible cfc:
>
> SELECT *
> FROM intervention
> WHERE studentId = cfsqltype="cf_sql_integer" >
> AND year=
>
>
> At issue is the second cfqueryparam. The arguments are passed in by a get
> request. When I pass in
I have this query in a remote accessible cfc:
SELECT *
FROM intervention
WHERE studentId =
AND year=
At issue is the second cfqueryparam. The arguments are passed in by a get
request. When I pass in 2012 I get this error: [Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC
Driver]Value can not be converted to
OH wait.I've done it again the
problem was i was updating the record using the text field in the
WHERE clause.
Bad bad bad me.
Sorry about that, everyone. We return you to normal programming.
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I am having an issue updating a record that has a text field
(MSSQLServer2005). I'm using http://afpwebworks.com
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Awesome, thanks Dave.
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:dwa...@figleaf.com]
Sent: 03 May 2011 18:03
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: CFQUERYPARAM and caching
> Having read the blog and comments about CFQUERYPARAM and caching:-
>
>
http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.cfm?m
> Having read the blog and comments about CFQUERYPARAM and caching:-
>
> http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=7D417738-DF64-B270-
> 3056B422E2F6FCAB
>
> I am wondering if it is a viable option to leave "Maintain connections
> across client reques
Having read the blog and comments about CFQUERYPARAM and caching:-
http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=7D417738-DF64-B270-
3056B422E2F6FCAB
I am wondering if it is a viable option to leave "Maintain connections
across client requests" unchecked in a developme
You need to set the scale attribute in the cfqueryparam tag.
http://cfquickdocs.com/cf9/?getDoc=cfqueryparam
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On 1 March 2011 10:43, Pete Ruckelshaus wrote:
>
> Primarily because it's easier and more accurate t
> value) to inches with fractions of an inch as decimal values.
> >
> > Again, database is SQL Server 2008, and I'm using cfqueryparam. Data
> type
> > for the column in question is decimal(18, 4), and I'm using
> CF_SQL_DECIMAL
> > as the cfsqltype value
es (with fractions of an inch as decimal
> value) to inches with fractions of an inch as decimal values.
>
> Again, database is SQL Server 2008, and I'm using cfqueryparam. Data type
> for the column in question is decimal(18, 4), and I'm using CF_SQL_DECIMAL
> as the cfsq
t feet and inches (with fractions of an inch as decimal
> value) to inches with fractions of an inch as decimal values.
>
> Again, database is SQL Server 2008, and I'm using cfqueryparam. Data type
> for the column in question is decimal(18, 4), and I'm using CF_SQL_DECIMAL
>
inch as decimal values.
Again, database is SQL Server 2008, and I'm using cfqueryparam. Data type
for the column in question is decimal(18, 4), and I'm using CF_SQL_DECIMAL
as the cfsqltype value. I can see in the debug output that the decimal
portion of the value is part of the v
inserted drops the
> > decimal part of the seconds. When I do the insert query without using
> > , it works fine. I prefer using cfqueryparam for obvious
> > reasons and am always hesitant to not use it, so i
time. However, when entering a time value of, for
> example, "00:01:22.05", the value that actually gets inserted drops the
> decimal part of the seconds. When I do the insert query without using
> , it works fine. I prefer using cfqueryparam for obvious
> reasons and am alwa
for
example, "00:01:22.05", the value that actually gets inserted drops the
decimal part of the seconds. When I do the insert query without using
, it works fine. I prefer using cfqueryparam for obvious
reasons and am always hesitant to not use it, so is there a way to get it to
wor
Hope that helps,
Steve
> What is the best way to write the following update loop using
> cfqueryparam?
>
>
>
>
>
>
> UPDATE Pages
> SET Pages.DisplayOrder = #NewOrder#
> WHERE Pages.PageID
Moore [mailto:dgmoor...@hotmail.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, 5 January 2011 9:11 AM
> To: cf-talk
> Subject: Best Practive for Updating using cfqueryparam
>
>
> What is the best way to write the following update loop using
cfqueryparam?
>
>
>
>
>
>
What is the best way to write the following update loop using cfqueryparam?
UPDATE Pages
SET Pages.DisplayOrder = #NewOrder#
WHERE Pages.PageID = #UpdateRecord#
or
UPDATE Pages
SET Pages.DisplayOrder =
David Moore
What is the best way to write the following update loop using cfqueryparam?
UPDATE Pages
SET Pages.DisplayOrder = #NewOrder#
WHERE Pages.PageID = #PageIndex#
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It probably shouldn't be used for columns that don't allow null values.
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 11:52 AM, David Moore wrote:
>
>
> Should this be written in on every cfqueryparam as a failsafe or should
> other steps be taken so that is not needed?
> cribe.cfm <
ur suggestion be a good
way to provide more security or should I do more between the form input and the
cfqueryparam?
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On 11/14/2010 1:52 PM, David Moore wrote:
>> I find this easier to read:
>> null="#yesNoFormat(len(trim(form.contributed)))#">
What about using null="#isDate(form.contributed)#" ?
It looks like you are assuming a valid date or an empty
string. What if someone puts in "foo" into the form field?
Pe
I really appreciate everyone's input. This kind of documentation is very
helpful for a lot of people. I have found CF-Talk to be the best CF resource
available. Maybe some of the experts on this list can provide other examples of
uses that have been helpful, but not mentioned here.
~
duce
the following:
null="yes"
Otherwise, if form.contribute has some information it will produce:
null="no"
Should this be written in on every cfqueryparam as a failsafe or should other
steps be taken so that is not needed?
~~~
>> > null="#Trim(FORM.Contributed) EQ ''#">
>>
>> I like this.
>
>I find this easier to read:
>
>null="#yesNoFormat(len(trim(form.contributed)))#">
>
>just because the nested quotes can be confusing.
>
>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>http://www.figleaf.com/
>http://training.figleaf.com/
>
>Fi
> > null="#Trim(FORM.Contributed) EQ ''#">
>
> I like this.
I find this easier to read:
null="#yesNoFormat(len(trim(form.contributed)))#">
just because the nested quotes can be confusing.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/
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>
> > null="#Trim(FORM.Contributed) EQ ''#">
>
I like this.
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In this;
CreateODBCDateTime() is unnecessary.
Also;
can be reduced to this
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On 13 November 2010 03:30, David Moore wrote:
>
> Seems to me that there is a lot more to cfqueryparam than I have been
> uti
> In addition to your examples, you'd also want to use CFQUERYPARAM any
> time you have any user-entered or untrusted data within a query - not
> just within INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE queries.
Hi Dave:
You already know about this thread because you're on it, but wanted to pos
> I guess the question would be, are there better or more proficient ways to
> write these cfqueryparams? I haven't been able to find a lot of
> "complete" documentation on the use of cfqueryparam. Just bits and pieces
> here and there. So I tried to build in as man
I guess the question would be, are there better or more proficient ways to
write these cfqueryparams? I haven't been able to find a lot of "complete"
documentation on the use of cfqueryparam. Just bits and pieces here and there.
So I tried to build in as many instances and diff
> Seems to me that there is a lot more to cfqueryparam than I have been
> utilizing. I built the following query using as many elements of
> cfqueryparam as I could find based on examples from CF-Talk and other
> resources. I would love to get expert opinion from those on this f
Seems to me that there is a lot more to cfqueryparam than I have been
utilizing. I built the following query using as many elements of cfqueryparam
as I could find based on examples from CF-Talk and other resources. I would
love to get expert opinion from those on this forum in an effort to
nice link, thanks will!
>>transferring data from one app to another
>>
>
>
>I'd just use Navicat to transfer the data. No CF needed. Quick and easy.
>
>Will
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>> Hi,
>>
>> I am running the following cfquery which inserts a large amount of
>> rows into a table (approx 2200)
>
>Just out of curiosity, where does your insert data originate from?
~~
thanks for providing the details as to what is happening behind the scenes
> On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 12:40 AM, Richard White wrote:
> > [query with 6600 cfqueryparams taking 9 seconds vs. 1 for plain
> SQL]
>
> > In understand that adding the cfqueryparam is adding appro
thanks, this solution worked great and is now processing at a steady 2 seconds
> Hey, maybe try something like this? I haven't tested this, but it
> should theoretically be faster
>
>
>
>
>
>
> parentQuestionIDArray[i] & parentLevelArray[i])>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> INSERT INTO
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 12:40 AM, Richard White wrote:
> [query with 6600 cfqueryparams taking 9 seconds vs. 1 for plain SQL]
> In understand that adding the cfqueryparam is adding approx 6600 validations,
> however would it really be the cause of slowing this query down so much?
cfq
> Hi,
>
> I am running the following cfquery which inserts a large amount of
> rows into a table (approx 2200)
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Hey, maybe try something like this? I haven't tested this, but it should
theoretically be faster
INSERT INTO parentquestions
VALUES (,,)
#sqlstring#
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query as text, copied it into MySQL and it only took 0.14 seconds.
So I then tried to build the sql text without applying the cfqueryparam as
below, and it took only 1 second!
#sqlstring#
In understand that adding the cfqueryparam is adding approx 6600 validations,
however would
> > null="#!isDefined('myVar') OR !ListLen('myVar')#"
>
> Thanks Carl, I haven't actually tried both together, I've tried them
> by themselves (as well as isNumeric and was unsuccessful 100% of the
> time. I'll give this one a try next time I find a spot it could be
> used and tested. Thank
> null="#!isDefined('myVar') OR !ListLen('myVar')#"
Thanks Carl, I haven't actually tried both together, I've tried them by
themselves (as well as isNumeric and was unsuccessful 100% of the time. I'll
give this one a try next time I find a spot it could be used and tested. Thank
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's expecting an int.
It is only an issue when null="false". When the "null" attribute is set to
true, the cfqueryparam "value" is ignored and a special sql type representing
NULL is sent to the database instead. So this is perfectly valid
WHERE IntColumn IN
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 4:55 PM, Carl Von Stetten wrote:
>
> Matthew,
>
> SQL should have no problem with a null being passed for a list, even with
> integers (I just tested this against MS SQL Server 2005, although I use
> BlueDragon JX 7.1 instead of ACF).
Except, since Coldfusion is declari
Matthew,
SQL should have no problem with a null being passed for a list, even with
integers (I just tested this against MS SQL Server 2005, although I use
BlueDragon JX 7.1 instead of ACF).
If you are using the null="#!isDefined('myVar')#" attribute in your
cfquerypa
>Thanks Ric! I kind of figured that, but needed to verify. Thanks again!
>
>Eric
Hey Ric, let me just add a little bit of what I've experienced in the
cfqueryparam list. I've actually recently used them in our sites extensively
now in many different forms (Ref:
http://ww
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 9:26 AM, Eric Roberts
wrote:
>
> Does this mean that if i have a list if integers, that the type should be
> CF_SQL_Integer or should it be CF_SQL_Varchar since it is a list? This is
> my first time working with the list attribute...
Your cfsqltype should be based on the
I was just reading up on the list attribute of cfqueryparam on Ben Nadel's
blog (
http://www.bennadel.com/blog/425-ColdFusion-CFQueryParam-List-Attribute-Is-Sweeet-.htm)...greatarticle
Ben ;-) I do have an item of clarification on how a list is treated
with this. In the article you state
Thanks John!
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DatePart will return an integer so CF_SQL_INTEGER
On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 10:46 AM, Eric Roberts <
ow...@threeravensconsulting.com> wrote:
>
> We are putting a cfqueryparam aound all of our sql vars...I am not sure how
> to handle this one:
>
> Here's the line:
>
>
We are putting a cfqueryparam aound all of our sql vars...I am not sure how
to handle this one:
Here's the line:
*
AND* DatePart(m,inv_date)=
Should that be date or varchar since it is looking at the part of the date
(which I am assuming returns a char or varchar value). The actual c
On 7/25/2010 4:53 AM, Igor Ilyinsky wrote:
>
> Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if you enable "non-latin" text
> for a datasource, cfqueryparam will treat ALL cf_sql_varchar data as
> unicode. Meaning there is no way to specify a non-unicode (ansi)
> string other tha
> Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if you enable "non-latin" text for a
> datasource, cfqueryparam will treat ALL
> cf_sql_varchar data as unicode. Meaning there is no way to specify a
> non-unicode (ansi) string other than to NOT use
> cfqueryparam?
I believe
Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if you enable "non-latin" text for a
datasource, cfqueryparam will treat ALL cf_sql_varchar data as unicode. Meaning
there is no way to specify a non-unicode (ansi) string other than to NOT use
cfqueryparam?
I'm trying to weigh the value
Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if you enable "non-latin" text for a
datasource, cfqueryparam will treat ALL cf_sql_varchar data as unicode. Meaning
there is no way to specify a non-unicode (ansi) string other than to NOT use
cfqueryparam?
I'm trying to weigh the value
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