Hi,
Obtain and run SQL Best Practices Analyzer. In particular look at the tsql
items.
Pay particular attention to schema binding.
Also:
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/skumar/tracingdeadlocks.asp
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/263889
Hey all
Don't know how many people know about this but I thought I would post it
anyway. There is a Windows version of the Safari browser available from the
apple website (http://www.apple.com/safari/download/). I am giving it a but
of a look-see to see if rendering issues are the same for the
The only website Safari for Windows works fine with is www.apple.com :)
Best regards,
Dmitry Yakhnov
Technical Director
Yakhnov Studio
http://www.yakhnov.info/
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Actually it works fine for all our websites as well, but they had already
been tested for Safari on a Mac. Except www.aegeon.com.au which doesn't seem
to have a problem with being shown in Safari.
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676
I think Dmitry has been bitten by the URL-Bar-does-not-work bug.
I got bit by it when I tried it on OSX as well.
Andrew Scott wrote:
Actually it works fine for all our websites as well, but they had already
been tested for Safari on a Mac. Except www.aegeon.com.au which doesn't seem
to have
Yeah,
He is not the only one.
I like their strategy though, release a browser that can only see the apple
home page. Captive audience.
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://dalefraser.blogspot.com
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No, I can browse any website with my installation of Safari with no problem
at all.
But most of websites looks a bit crappy -- lists are broken, colours
inverted, hyperlinks disappears, etc. -- although I definitely know that
some of them were built using MacOS Safari in first instance.
Best
My understanding is the Safari is very strict (better than FF, IE) on CSS,
so anything that is not cross browser compliant will break on Safari that is
100% for sure.
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998 273
I am trying to save a zip file that is being provided from another server
but when I am writing it to the system the zip file is saved, the file in it
is there but the zipped file is zero bytes and corrupted. Is there a
certain way you have to save these types of compressed file?
Steve
How are you going with this?
PS: I would try removing SET DEADLOCK_PRIORITY LOW;
Taco Fleur [EMAIL PROTECTED] 13/06/2007 2:31 pm
Hi All,
Platform: MS SQL 2005
I have a simple SQL statement that simply logs a bit of data, nothing
important at all.
cffunction
access=public
name=doLog
Hi y'All
Here's the scenario: we have a csv file that contains 1.5 million rows and
is provided by an external vendor. we need to either (a) parse the csv and
insert into a DB, or (b) do lookups directly on the csv.
We do not and cannot have SQLloader. The DB is ORA10g. The servers are old
and
I often seem to get this from a number of Microsoft blogs (IE, Vista,
Home Server, etc) but it doesn't happen with any others that I can
think of... I never worked out exactly why though, it's only happened
a few times so it hasn't bothered me that much - I just right clicked
on the folder and
Grant,
The most efficient way that I can think about of the top of my head, is to
write a .Net / C++ / Java application that will run and buffer read the
file. I came across this once before and the only solution is to write a
parser in a language that is able to file seek through the file.
Perhaps you could import it into MS Access (by hand) then into Oracle. I am a
MS SQL user myself so I do not know what oracle tools there are available.
grant [EMAIL PROTECTED] 14/06/2007 9:53 am
Hi y'All
Here's the scenario: we have a csv file that contains 1.5 million rows and
is
Thanks Andrew. That's actually the path we're heading down (a custom java
app); I thought I'd post here to ensure we're not re-inventing the wheel...
Thanks!
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Perhaps you could import it into MS Access (by hand) then into Oracle. I
am a MS
Hi Grant,
we have used
http://www.emerle.net/programming/display.cfm/t/cfx_text2query with success
Cheers
Rob
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Happing for me regularly with Ray Ben's blog and others.
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://dalefraser.blogspot.com
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On Thu, Jun 14, 2007 at 10:04:13AM +1000, Andrew Scott wrote:
Grant,
The most efficient way that I can think about of the top of my head, is to
write a .Net / C++ / Java application that will run and buffer read the
file. I came across this once before and the only solution is to write a
Grant,
That's why I thought I would add that there might be an application already
out there, I can't be 100% sure but I have seen apps that have been able to
manipulate CSV files (IIS Server log files in particular) but whether they
will do what you are looking at doing then that I can't
Rob,
I doubt CF will be able to handle a query of this magnitude that grant is
looking at, but to split the file up into 1mg chunks could be viable.
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998 273
From:
can you use cfsetting and increase the timeout massively for that
request to stop the timeout?
If you are reading in a huge file, cffile is not good, as it can will
read in the entire file to memory (I understand this has been imporved
in CF8)
The is an example of using Java to read in a file
Ok,
First of all...
If anyone has actually done what Grant is trying to do, then PLEASE look at
it this way. Coldfusion is an interpreted language, when I did this on only
a 5meg file all those years ago. Coldfusion would always timeout, no matter
how long I made the timeout request for. Not
Not sure if this is an option.
But CF8 has new file functions that do incremental reads also.
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://dalefraser.blogspot.com http://dalefraser.blogspot.com
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Actually wouldn't say they are new functions... Unless I am missing
something?
But yes you can now loop over a file using cfloop, but the problem is that
has to be in memory. And cffile can now process files line by line.
However, all things aside when you deal with a large file CF is very
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Could you set the file up as a TEXT datasource? Similar to if you were
setting up a XLS file?
[Windows] Administrator Tools ODBC Datasources
Add it in there to use the TEST driver and maybe you can then set up a CF
datasource to query they file directly. Not sure on performance but maybe
From Charlie A's presentation of Hidden Gems I got the impression
that CF8 can loop over a file without loading it completely in to
memory...
I'll look in to it and let you know, unless someone else knows for
sure already?
Andrew Scott wrote:
Actually wouldn't say they are new functions...
and basically brings down the server.
Who can shed light on the most efficient way to solve this problem?
Thanks
Grant
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Hmm... That might be a good question..
You could be right on that, never tried that new feature as of yet.
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998 273
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Yeh just HTTP
The current process pushes the file to the browser for download. What I am
trying to do it let CFHTTP pull the file down, read the CFHTTP.fileContent
data, write it to the file system, unzip the ZIP file and process the CSV
file in it.
I am just not sure if I need to write the
Steve,
I think you might be right, but I can't say that I have done what you are
doing. But cffile should be able to save it has a binary under normal
circumstances. But with CFHTTP it might be seen as a character/byte stream
rather than a binary stream.
Wouldn't hurt to try saving it as a
After a quick check, I am thinking of CFLOOP.
CFLOOP now has a file attritbute.
In CF8 Docs:
==
Attribute: file (Optional)
The absolute path and filename of the text file to read, one
line at a time. This is helpful when reading large text files,
because you
When using CFHTTP to get a file, there is a getasbinary attribute.
Try setting this to true and see if it helps...
Andrew Scott wrote:
Steve,
I think you might be right, but I can't say that I have done what you are
doing. But cffile should be able to save it has a binary under normal
Doh,
I thought you were talking about cfloop:-) Anyway, I am assuming that it
loads it into memory to process. But really thinking about it, that would be
a very hungry way of doing that new feature. So I hope I am wrong..
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
hmmm
I guess I was reading that it doesn't load it in to memory, as the
last line in the docs say ColdFusion closes the file.
...but you are right, it doesn't actually say it doesn't load the
entire file...
may be time for some testing later on to find out!
Andrew Scott wrote:
Doh,
I
NDA peoples NDA...
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Doh,
I
NDA on the publicly available BETA and Docs?
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NDA peoples NDA...
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Actually I would take it to mean that it doesn't load the entire file..
So that is good to know, but a quick test wouldn't hurt.
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998 273
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Steve.
Coldfusion 8 is public
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998 273
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Hello,
grant wrote:
Here's the scenario: we have a csv file that contains 1.5 million rows
and is provided by an external vendor. we need to either (a) parse the
csv and insert into a DB, or (b) do lookups directly on the csv.
Coming in a bit late on this. The fact that there are CFXs that
No,
There are new file tags, lots of them and they will help you.
FileClose, FileIsEOF, FileOpen, FileRead,
FileReadBinary, FileReadLine, FileWrite, and FileWriteLine.
Specifically look at
cfscript
myfile = FileOpen(c:\ColdFusionScorpio\wwwroot\test1.txt, read);
while(NOT FileisEOF(myfile))
{
FileRead also has a buffer size so you can get bits at a time.
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://dalefraser.blogspot.com
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Steve,
You might have missed it, but CF8 went public beta :)
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://dalefraser.blogspot.com
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that's all good stuff!
working with files has been an issue with CF for a while now...
Dale Fraser wrote:
FileRead also has a buffer size so you can get bits at a time.
Regards
Dale Fraser
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bling bling bling
reprazent!
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Well I've been diving into the documentation and trying out some things.
(READPAST) seemed to do it for now.
Haven't obtained SQL Best practises yet.
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How are you going with this?
PS: I would try removing SET DEADLOCK_PRIORITY LOW;
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