ok thanks guys - i resent the impilication it's a dailywtf though scott!
anyway, you've basically clarified the issue for me. I am now armed to
go back to my boss and say, we can do it this way...
as for passing in parameters, yes you can query against a view with
parameters (as per dale's
Jeremy, you can try vmware.com they have a virtual workstation for dev's, that can allow you to run any combo of things...just set it in it's own sandbox and you're away...eg. I read (can't remember where), but this guy set up many different combos on his server to replicate his clients
Using COM does require a licensed copy of Office on the server.
However, even Microsoft doesn't recommend using Office on the server!
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/257757/en/
In a past life I used COM extensively with CF5 and it was very
unreliable and quite slow. I can't imagine it would be
On 6/30/06, cfgroupie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys,I know that you can't run both Apache and IIS together at the sametime(unless different ports) but I'm running cf multi-server and I wantto have the ability to turn off IIS and turn on Apache and visa-versa
is there a way you can do this in
To my understanding. (Please someone point out to me if they know of any special magic that SQL linked servers can do that other SQL Clients cannot)Using a 2nd SQL server instance with linked views to a 1st sql server is no more secure than having a data source directly to the 1st server.
In terms
Interesting problem. No technical answers here, but a question to
help clarify...
By secure, do you mean confidentiality of the data or stability of the
information?
If it is confidentiality, then the security is tossed as soon as you
extract the data into the view, regardless of where it came
Thanks guys,
I use VMWare occasionaly. So I know what you mean there.
I hadn't thought of different IP addresses but on an XP machine not
sure if thats the case.
thanks will look into it.
Jeremy
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