CFUGWA will be holding an event in Perth
http://cfugwa.com/go/events/user-group-meeting-september-2008
I imagine other states will be doing something too
On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 1:33 PM, Steve Onnis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris
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Hi,
I am wondering if anyone has came across similar problem when using
cfquery and cfqueryparam with list. If my list is more than 2000
elements, it fails.
cfquery name=testLoop datasource=dsn
SELECT *
FROM table
WHERE the_id IN (cfqueryparam value=#valueList(list.the_id)#
there are limits, 2000 is a lot of data to pump into a query.
try inserting your values in to a temp table and refer to that instead,
or try the_id in ( first_100 ids) or the_id in ( second_1000 ids)
z
On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 5:36 PM, Leroy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am wondering if
Barry, to answer your question...
We'd like to keep this as a web app and not start installing stuff on
the client end if possible. I guess what makes this somewhat more
complicated is the hosted mode of application delivery - we have a
number of clients that have already moved in this
Or use a subselect if you can
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there are limits, 2000 is a lot of data to pump into a
Hi David
then you may be out of options.
this article covers more of the issues in better details than I can
give at the moment.
http://javascript.about.com/od/events/a/print.htm
but the bottom line is a CF app can't control anything on the client
machine, at least anything that the browser
last point from me for the night:
installing an AIR widget onto a client machine (esp with the badge
install) is a pretty painless exercise. Keeping it up to date with the
latest version of your widget isn't bad either.
it's getting the user (client) to click on the install now button
that's
Has anyone played with logging IIS log files to a network path? I seem to be
able to point it to the folder by nothing seems to write to it. I am
wondering if it is a permissions thing but I don't know what user the IIS
web server would use to write to the file system
Steve
Kym
What I am wanting to do it log them to a file server. Currently I am
logging locally but my stats server grabs the log files across the network
and processes them. Was hoping I could just log it all directly to the
stats server.
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Would logging to a DB be far simpler?
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The logging to the database option does not log all the columns that you can
log to a txt file, otherwise that's what I would be doing
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Wasn't sure, thought I would ask.
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is there no way to point IIS to a file share for where the log files
live? IIS says they _have_ to be on it's local machine?
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IIS will point to it, but I think because the iuser user doesn't have write
permissions it wont write there
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Are you sure it's the iuser_?
Try changing the start up user on the 'World Wide Web Publishing Service.
On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 10:28 PM, Steve Onnis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IIS will point to it, but I think because the iuser user doesn't have write
permissions it wont write there
Steve Onnis wrote:
Kym
What I am wanting to do it log them to a file server. Currently I am
logging locally but my stats server grabs the log files across the network
and processes them. Was hoping I could just log it all directly to the
stats server.
That is exactly what we were
MrBuzzy wrote:
Are you sure it's the iuser_?
Try changing the start up user on the 'World Wide Web Publishing Service.
That is entertaining, but possible. The IUSR_ user pops up all over
the place, it's is one of Microsoft's wonder designs. As you cannot get
at its password on some
Also logging to a database isnt going to work with my web stats software I
don't think so not really an option
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I'm not going to. I really don't want to be messing with the web server
service user security.
I am going to try and set up a schedule to move the files from each of the
servers onto the file server and see how I go with that.
Also the write delay I can envisage is going to cause me problems
How did you go, try changing the service user?
On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 11:12 PM, Steve Onnis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also logging to a database isnt going to work with my web stats software I
don't think so not really an option
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Fair enough, although it's not as bad as it sounds. Sometimes it's good to
try these things to get a better understanding. Not sure what you mean by
'user security'.
As Kym It's much better to write the logs local to the web server, as web
performance is primary. Reading/analyzing logs is
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We'd like to keep this as a web app and not start installing stuff on
the client end if possible. I guess what makes this somewhat more
complicated is the hosted mode of application delivery - we have a
number of clients
Anyone have a copy of CF8 (standard) they're looking to sell.
If so please let me know.
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Hi,
That's incorrect, you'd use ## for example if you need to evaluate a
variable in a string, like so
cfset myVar = Some text #variables.myVariable# more text
Following does not need ## around a variable
cfset myVar = variables.myVariable
Passing them into a function does not require pound
Yep and there are some exceptions to tags as well.
For example
cfoutput query=queryName
/cfoutput
Notice no #'s as the tag will evaluate the variable
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where it gets tricky is struct's (the key names) and queries
cfset keyOne = One /
cfset ans = myStruct[keyOne] /
which is the same as
cfset ans = myStruct.one /
NOTE: you don't need to go
cfset ans = myStruct[#keyOne#] /
since keyOne is a variable and the evaluation is done by the struct
BUT
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