On 9/1/00, Gene Kraybill penned:
>What might cause the following occasional error, apparently related
>to the use of
>CFHTTP to create a query from a text file?
>--------------------------------------------------------------
>Message: Illegal operation in Cold Fusion Extension (CFX)
>Detail: You have attempted to refer to an invalid row/column
>combination of a query.
>This query contains 1 rows. You can call CCFXQuery::GetRowCount to determine
>the number of rows contained within a query.
>You can call CCFXQuery::GetColumns to determine the number of columns
>contained within a query.
>The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier of
>(CFHTTP), occupying document position (29:4) to (34:22).
These are your columns:
COLUMNS="Date, Time, IP, Referer, Browser, Version, OS"
I'm not sure how a database error is returned from within a cfx tag
itself, whether it would be visible in the template or not, but you
are more than likely getting an error on the query because of the
Date column. Never ever name a column Date. Try changing the name of
the column and see what happens.
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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