Depending on the version of ColdFusion the OWASP ESAPI is included. You could
use the isValidInteger function of that. It even lets you specify a minValue
and maxValue.
If you have CF8.01 or higher you have ESAPI. It may be an older version, but
you can always upgrade the esapi as well by
Hi All -
I am have a strange problem with a query which works directly on MS Access but
fails when used inline in Coldfusion. I am using
SELECT
datepart(q, datecolumn), column1, column2
FROM
table
When I remove the datepart in coldfusion, it works fine.
but fails when used inline in Coldfusion.
Please define fails.
- No record returned?
- wrong data?
- error thrown?
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but fails when used inline
Can you elaborate on fails? Is the cfquery is throwing an error? If so post
the full error message
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datepart(q, datecolumn), column1, column2
It might be that the query has no name for the datepart column.
Try
datepart(q, datecolumn) AS quarter, column1, column2
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datepart(q, datecolumn), column1, column2
It might be that the query has no name for the datepart column.
Try
datepart(q, datecolumn) AS quarter, column1, column2
The error says Too few parameters. Expected 1. I did use an alias for the
column, but it does not help
Did you verify the column name is correct?
Any difference if you use single quotes instead of double?
ie datePart( 'q' , theColumnName
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datepart(q, datecolumn) AS quarter, column1, column2
Did you verify the datecolumn is a properly defined as a date field in the data
base and does not have 'null' values?
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Too few parameters. Expected 1
This is supposed to mean that one of le column names is not found in the table.
Why don't you post the whole query here?
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Too few parameters. Expected 1
This is supposed to mean that one of le column names is not found in the table.
Why don't you post the whole query here?
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Too few parameters. Expected 1
This is supposed to mean that one of le column names is not found in the table.
Why don't you post the whole query here?
The query works fine in MS Access, but creating problems in ColdFusion. Instead
I have decided to use ColdFusion quarter function to achieve
Using Hash expression with SHA according to docs it is to return a 28 character
string.
When I run this, it returns a 40 character string.
From Documentation.
SHA: Generates a 28-character string using the Secure Hash Standard SHA-1
algorithm
specified by Nation Institute of Standards and
I think that is a mistake. The CF9 docs say 40 characters or 160-bit as hex
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/CFMLRef/WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811cbec22c24-7c52.htm
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According to the comments here, 28 is the size in base64 (not the default
encoding hex)
http://cfquickdocs.com/cf7/?newVersion=1getDoc=Hash#Hash
-Leigh
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Sean Corfield's FW/1 can also do REST using URL Routes
https://github.com/seancorfield/fw1
https://github.com/seancorfield/fw1/wiki/Developing-Applications-Manual
(search for URL Route)
andy
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