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>You could cache the query or store the information in an APPLICATION or
>SERVER scoped variable.
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>Steve
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know?
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Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 4:45 PM
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You could cache the query or store the information in an APPLICATION or
SERVER scoped variable.
Steve
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I'll see if I can dig something up.
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> Any URL for that? I looked
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> Weather Channel has something fairly similar - subscribe to their service
(I
> dunno if it's pay or not - I didn't set up the relationship) and they'll,
a
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http://www.c-s.net
661-296-4315
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Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 4:38 PM
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> I thought you'd like that! It won't help you get data into a database to
> build yo
Weather Channel has something fairly similar - subscribe to their service (I
dunno if it's pay or not - I didn't set up the relationship) and they'll, a
few times over the day, FTP you some comma-delimited text files, that you
can parse and dump into DB tables to your heart's content... they'll gi
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OH DANG!! Kick butt!! That is what we have all been looking for!!
http://weatherguys.com/downloadweather.asp
THANKS!
Scott Berry
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Computer Simplistics Support
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> Check out www.weatherguys.com for some free weather tools.
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Check out www.weatherguys.com for some free weather tools.
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Ok.. so what I setup was the script to grab weather using
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> > Scott,
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> > Have your CF Schedule script create an HTML file with the weather in the
> > format you outp
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> You could cache the query or store the information in an APPLICATION or
> SERVER scoped variable.
>
> Steve
>
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You could cache the query or store the information in an APPLICATION or
SERVER scoped variable.
Steve
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From: Computer Simplistics Suppoer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 2:58 PM
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Ok.. so what I
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Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 6:38 AM
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> Scott,
>
> Have your CF Schedule script create an HTML file with the weather in the
> format you output it and then just include it on your page and overwrite
the
> file each time the schedule runs...Totall
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Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 1:38 PM
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> Scott,
>
> Have your CF Schedule script create an HTML file with the weather in the
> format you output it and then just include it on your page and over
At 11:58 AM 5/15/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Ok.. so what I setup was the script to grab weather using cfschedule oh,
>every 15 minutes and store it in a database. Then I just grab the database
>value on the page.
>
>Is there a less computer intensive way to do this? I hate to do a query each
>time the
You could store it in an application variable...
Gene Kraybill
Scott Berry wrote:
> Ok.. so what I setup was the script to grab weather using cfschedule oh,
> every 15 minutes and store it in a database. Then I just grab the database
> value on the page.
>
> Is there a less computer intensive
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Ok.. so what I setup was the script to grab weather using cfschedule oh,
every 15 minutes and store it in a database. Then I just grab the database
value on the page
Ok.. so what I setup was the script to grab weather using cfschedule oh,
every 15 minutes and store it in a database. Then I just grab the database
value on the page.
Is there a less computer intensive way to do this? I hate to do a query each
time the page loads just for the temperature =). Can
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