This month the Brisbane CFUG turns "Lean, Green and Global"
Maximize the info, minimize the time. All members will be issued a
"GET ON WITH IT!" meter to ensure we don't use up our allocation of
time, space and oxygen. Energy Efficient Presentations!
Why? 'Cos we've got so much on this month!
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Hi Chris,
We employ a staff member to test every application before it is released.
Most larger applications we develop run through a pilot program with a UAT
document. The UAT usually incorporates functionality and usability and
checks for the odd bug that escaped the developer But really i
On 04/05/07, Chris Velevitch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 5/2/07, Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Isn't testing work worth the hire? Shouldnt they get paid regardless?
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> Mike comments brings up an interesting thought: who is doing formal
> testing and employs testers (either full
On 5/2/07, Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Isn't testing work worth the hire? Shouldnt they get paid regardless?
Mike comments brings up an interesting thought: who is doing formal
testing and employs testers (either full time or on a contract basis)?
What I mean by formal testing is once
Hi Rony,
are you rendering any other content after this?
you may want to make sure that this is all you are sending to the client.
the other question is, when they get to that URL, is there a that
makes sure that this header is not sent to the login page?
L.
On 5/4/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAI
ya poor bugger, more power to your (drinking) arm (it *is* friday)
at a rough guess, there's a hole in their app that's letting CRLF's in
when it shouldn't
see:
"...preceding 12 months, a payment has been made under this item or
item AA500, AA520 or AA530
"
looks like they need a trim() on that
Hi,
I've got a cfgrid table (flash forms) with a date field (format as
dd/mm/). However, if you click the header to sort the date it only sort
dd part and doesn't sort mm and parts (e.g. the sorted order:
09/12/2006, 10/11/2003, 11/08/2006). Is there any solution?
Thanks.
George
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Hi Barry,
The government department just rang me back, agreed the file format was wrong
and has agreed to fix it. :-)
They won't send me the database they export the data from however :-(
It is something to be automated... in the past I have had secretarial staff
fix the file so I can import
Hi all,
What i want to do, is if the user isn't logged in, then send them to
the login.cfm file, other keep them on the page that they requested.
I am trying to use the following my onrequeststart() :
http://mydomain/admin/login.cfm";>
But it doesn't allow me to do this, or at
keeping in mind that it's 2 chars (carrage return AND line feed)
3 ideas come to mind
1)
do the broken records have both of them in the middle of them? if it's
just one (CR or LF), replace the end of line markers (both the CRLF)
with a known safe token/char.
2)
failing that, are they a set width
Hi,
Attempting to read a .csv file.
Unfortunately some of the records have a carriage return in one of the fields
so it seems I cannot use the carriage return line feed characters as a line
delimiter. ( Chr(13) Chr(10) ).
Has anyone got any ideas for working around this?
The file is supplie
This actually sounds like a Java issue and not a Coldfusion issue.
And no I have never seen this type of behaviour.
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998 273
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.c
The Stored Procedure that Steve Onnis refers to gives you a query
containing heaps of info about the columns, including the column
names.
But if all you want is the column names, you could use this query for
MSSQLServer.
SELECT col.COLUMN_NAME as name
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLU
There is actually a built in stored proceedure for this stuff in MSSQL
sp_tables gets all the tables in a database
sp_columns gets all the columns in a table
Look up in the sql help on how to use them
Steve
On May 3, 8:23 am, "AJ Mercer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Most databases have tables
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