I'll second that recollection.
Rick- maybe go bug MySQL and tell them to get their licences sorted better.
:oD
Mark
On 7/17/06, Paul Hastings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rick Root wrote:
Would someone please tell Adobe to put the modern MySQL drivers in
CFMX by default? I mean c'mon, MySQL
Me three. mySQL would be charging Adobe a nice fat royalty to put in
the drivers.
Ain't gonna happen. I just make sure I keep my jdbc string handy in a
text ffile and paste it in whenever I need it. Since I am moving
server providers and upgrading from mySQL 3.2x to 5.x I'm getting used
to
Matt Robertson wrote:
earlier days, put in for good measure. I'm thinking since I set up
mySQL to use utf-8 encoding its not necessary.
no idea. but you can never hint enough about encoding.
~|
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Rick Root wrote:
Would someone please tell Adobe to put the modern MySQL drivers in
CFMX by default? I mean c'mon, MySQL 4 is ancient, MySQL 5 has been out
for a while and 5.1 is now in beta.
And since MySQL AB is going to EOL those old versions in the near future, I
think it is about time
If you changed neo-query.xml to point to the mysql 5 driver, would that
work? (not tried it but just wondered)
On 7/17/06, Matt Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Me three. mySQL would be charging Adobe a nice fat royalty to put in
the drivers.
Ain't gonna happen. I just make sure I keep
Would someone please tell Adobe to put the modern MySQL drivers in
CFMX by default? I mean c'mon, MySQL 4 is ancient, MySQL 5 has been out
for a while and 5.1 is now in beta.
Yep, this really pissed me off too at first. Then I realized it wasn't really
Adobe.
I tried that JDBC string fix,
Matt Robertson wrote:
Me three. mySQL would be charging Adobe a nice fat royalty to put in
the drivers.
Well I'd think they could at least put the settings in there and require
you to just download the driver separately... I think that's what
Bluedragon does.
I mean, the JDBC driver works
Matt Robertson wrote:
Well I'd think they could at least put the settings in there and require
you to just download the driver separately...
Considering the viral nature of the GPL I wouldn't take the risk. If you want
to do that, include the old driver in the distribution and have people
Will Tomlinson wrote:
I tried that JDBC string fix, didn't work.
To make mine work I'm havin to use ODBC. lol!
what string fix? the encoding bits? if so what's not working? ODBC is a bad
choice if your issue is encoding.
Seems like we just need a duplicate datasouce function. Then all you gotta
do is change a couple pieces of it, save and be done.
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On 7/17/06, Casey Dougall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems like we just need a duplicate datasouce function. Then all you gotta
do is change a couple pieces of it, save and be done.
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From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2006 11:45 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: MySQL 4/5
Would someone please tell Adobe to put the modern MySQL drivers in
CFMX by default? I mean c'mon, MySQL 4 is ancient, MySQL 5 has been out
for a while and 5.1 is now
I can see where this is frustrating for people, but MySQL 5 has only
been an official production release for a matter of months (about 6 or
7, right?) So, it's kind of hard to be down on Adobe for not having them
in there. Anyhow, it's not difficult to drop in the ConnectorJ drivers
and roll
Ken Ferguson wrote:
I can see where this is frustrating for people, but MySQL 5 has only
been an official production release for a matter of months (about 6 or
7, right?) So, it's kind of hard to be down on Adobe for not having them
in there. Anyhow, it's not difficult to drop in the
On 7/17/06, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not difficult, it's just annoying having to remember the JDBC URL
and the fact that Driver is capitalized in the driver class :)
I even cut/paste *that*. I'll always trade a dumb rote process for
one where I have to think or (mis)type, since
what string fix? the encoding bits? if so what's not working? ODBC is a bad
choice if your issue is encoding.
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=6ef0253
I'm just usin ODBC for development purposes.
Will
Matt Robertson wrote:
On 7/17/06, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not difficult, it's just annoying having to remember the JDBC URL
and the fact that Driver is capitalized in the driver class :)
I even cut/paste *that*. I'll always trade a dumb rote process for
one where I have
Would someone please tell Adobe to put the modern MySQL drivers in
CFMX by default? I mean c'mon, MySQL 4 is ancient, MySQL 5 has been out
for a while and 5.1 is now in beta.
It's just such a pain to have to type in the JDBC url and driver class
every time I add a new datasource. *grumble*
Rick Root wrote:
Would someone please tell Adobe to put the modern MySQL drivers in
CFMX by default? I mean c'mon, MySQL 4 is ancient, MySQL 5 has been out
if i recall it's a change in the mysql licensing which prevents this.
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