Wouldn't a named lock do what you need?
Could set the timeout in seconds to more if need be?
Cheers
Gareth.
Dale Fraser wrote:
It is very unlikely that this operation is being run by more than one person
at a time, but it is possible. So i'm happy to just make them wait, it's
20-
It is very unlikely that this operation is being run by more than one person
at a time, but it is possible. So i'm happy to just make them wait, it's
20-30 seconds.
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://learncf.com
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Be
Would a better way be to show a 'Joe Bloggs is running the payroll
process, come back later' message when the second person tries to
perform this task?
Would having all these locks make the next person doing this task wait,
or will it make everyone wait?
Dale Fraser wrote:
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> What happens if
What happens if I lock an application scoped variable.
I have an application that can perform a task, which would cause trouble if
two people were doing that task at the same time.
So I thought I could either do it using an application lock block, but i'm
not really sure if that would work.
Dale, I dont think Microsoft is under any obligation to look after my
interests. But they had a terrific version of SQLServer in teh 2000
version. It had a great feature called DTS that did everything those
of us using shared hosting needed.
Then they "improved" it with SQL2005. Gave us a thi
if you're after a quick and dirty prototyping database with excellent
visual editors, nothing beats it.
not VS2005
not SQLServer enterprise tools
not QuantumDB plug-in
IMHO it's the bees-knees in having a fast-to-use GUI in creating data
structures and importing prototyping data into it.
don't
Barry,
That's not Microsoft's fault either. That's your fault for still using
Access :P
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://learncf.com
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Barry Beattie
Sent: Friday, 19 October 2007 10:36 AM
To: cfaussie@go
and while we're at it...
I've just wasted the last hour or so with Access2007 - there's a
change of behavior with importing data from text files into existing
tables. something I've done a zillion times before in older versions
where I could import the "body" of the data and it would assign
auton
Dale,
Agreed...
But mySQL has that option to backup to a remote location, and is why we are
moving all databases over to mySQL because of being able to backup and
restore our databases and be confident that we have a backup.
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aege
I don't agree at all. Using a hosting provider comes with sacrifices.
You can't expect to be able to do everything you like. I'm not sure this is
a MS problem, but rather a choice of yours. If you have really specific
needs, then it's time to organise your own servers.
Let the servers set you fr
Mike,
Totally agree, and is why I would like to see it included in a patch / SP /
new version.
But I am also very interested in what other information you come across as
well.
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998 2
Actually under windows it isn't a problem, but under Linux for some reason
it is a problem. The thing is that it works fine if you first change the
setting, and restart ./jrun -start cfusion but once the server is rebooted
the admin and cfusion refuse to start at all because of this error.
Ther
1) Original 24 character Key used for encryption:
7+8Jh+dWEf123456789087==
We decided on this key because we couldn't get the padding to work, and I
generated one in CF using the generateSecretKey() function. This then gave
me some rules to define a key that wouldn't cause us problems. And we wil
I appreciate the efforts you've gone to this far, Scott. It's further
than anyone else i've asked about this has gone. Now i figure I know
why no one else help me out - ... the product managers who figured
out the feature set for this product forgot completely the needs of
people with remot
Mike, i know this will sound unfair but.. you need to take that up with the
hosting provider(s) in question. I've also flicked this to Jorke our
resident Hosting Evangelist here at Microsoft (we now have 13 Evangelist in
Australia w00t!) and will leave that on his door step as that's as far as I
ca
This one is a bit of a pain when using the default multi-server setup.
There's only one jvm.config to edit, making the debug port the same for all
CF instances.
There are ways to have more than one jvm.config but bah, who'd wannna do
that.
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