Matt Robertson wrote:
>
> I've always thought of mySQL as an upscale Access that's the next
> logical step when your traffic overburdens the weak Access engine but
> your budget or needs aren't in league with a true grownup solution.
> This sort of malarkey reinforces that.
I think MySQL is very
Neil Middleton wrote:
>
> If you specify a QueryParam with a CFSQLType passing in an ODBCDateTime
> strange things happen..
>
> e.g
> Pass in an ODBCDateTime with a cfsqltype of CF_SQL_DATE and CF will
> ignore the time part of the ODBCDateTime
> Pass in an ODBCDateTime with a cfsqlt
Tim Heald wrote:
>
> [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error (missing operator) in
> query expression '''new make'''.
>
> Any Ideas? BTW, this is a dynamic script I am writing
PreserveSingleQuotes?
Jochem
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Robert Orlini wrote:
> With IIS 5.0, can I delete the IISADMIN, MSADC and printers virtual directories w/o
> any problems to our website? I don't do any administration of the site except
> directly on the machine.
http://www.nsa.gov/snac/index.html guide number 14 (but reading
and implementin
Blum, Jason (SAA) wrote:
>
> From an ISP's perspective, would it not be a God-send to put all clients
> in one big, heavily restricted sandbox (no datasources, etc.) and all
> datasource-accessing CFC's and other extensions in another sandbox to
> which only the ISP administrator has posting right
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> Hi, I decided to put a sandbox for my site and now I cannot do anything... I'm
> stock...
>
> When I want to Enable the CF Tag cfregistry that I disable... I disable it bec
Blum, Jason (SAA) wrote:
>
> Yes, the CFEXECUTE was a bad example. Suppose instead you hosted all a
> University's various colleges' websites on one server.
Make that fraternities and student societies and I do :-)
> None of them had
> particularly good developers and instead of teaching them
Blum, Jason (SAA) wrote:
>
> Suppose you do want all of your students to be able to experiment with
> CFML. You want them to learn about SQL perhaps within the confines of
> QoQ.
No way. QoQ is an abomination. Why wouldn't I want them to use a
real database?
> But you know they come and go ev
Michael T. Tangorre wrote:
> Just plan for it... have two databases running on
> a server so when one is mangled you can switch to the other one and vice
> versa Now in a real world situation, resources are limited to some
> extent or should be anyway.
We have long since adopted the position t
Blum, Jason (SAA) wrote:
>
> I think I have done a poor job of describing the scenario. Ben Forta's
> "Maybe We Should Try a Separation" (CFDJ Vol 4 Issue 10) really got me
> to thinking: there are so many good reasons for code reuse (faster
> development time, centralized ("policable") code, eas
Scott Brady wrote:
>
> However, on Mozilla 1.3 (it's only supposed to work on Moz 1.3+), I'm having quite a
> few difficulties.
>
> My problem line right now is in a JS file and looks like this:
> document.getElementById('testFrame').contentDocument.designMode = "on";
>
> That's giving me th
Peter Tilbrook wrote:
> Just be aware that each "instance" of CFMX will use at least 100Mb of RAM as
> (source the, er, July edition of CFDJ).
I have instances running on as little as 43 MB (JMC instance and
my own server monitoring instance). The rest starts at that
number, but increases as the
Peter Tilbrook wrote:
> Yeah! But hey the first beta of RedSky was about 180Mb!
That was not the problem. The problem was that download speed was
limited at 50 kB/s. Downloading a complete FreeBSD ISO from the
other side of the world was faster as getting a beta.
Jochem
Tony Schreiber wrote:
>>>For a sales report, I need to figure out what the date is for this DAY
>>>last year. So for today, 8/5/2003 Tuesday, I need to figure out what the
>>>date was for this Tuesday last year (which was 8/6/2002).
>>
>>What is the definition of "this day last year"? Is that "thi
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
> Jack Poe wrote:
>
>>You're kidding!!! Leave it to Microsoft to put the stranglehold on me
>>maybe I can get Deerfield to cough up a new CFMX connector
>
> I don't think that would help with the number of concurrent
> TCP/IP
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> USERS TABLE
> -
> USER_ID
> USERNAME
> etc...
>
> COMMENTS TABLE
> -
> COMMENT_ID
> USER_ID
> COMMENT
> etc...
>
> I know I can query USERS and then loop through the results fetching the
> comments... but I'd rather not do that
Cedric Villat wrote:
> I'm trying to install RedSky, but as others have said 256 color depth is
> required. I am running Terminal Services to my dev box to install, and it
> only supports 256 colors. I have no option of increasing the color depth. Is
> there anyway to remove this color depth limit
John Paul Ashenfelter wrote:
>>Another popular choice is PosgreSQL. This dbms include really cool
>>geometric
>>data types which would be handy if you're doing anything with land areas
>>or
>>stuff like that.
>
> MySQL 4.x has added the spatial data types as well (which are really cool
> for GIS a
Mike Kear wrote:
> I'm trying to build pages in xhtml for the first time, and when I use CFFORM
> (and therefore create valid xhtml, and the page wont display.
Correct, it is broken.
http://www.macromedia.com/go/wish
Jochem
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Wurst, Keith D. wrote:
> i would like to write a sql query that finds everywhere an ' occurs in a
> field (ie. 's). does anyone know the syntax for this type of statement?
SELECT field
FROM table
WHERE field LIKE
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Matt Liotta wrote:
> That isn't true. Previously, you could host multiple instances without
> buying additional licenses.
On a single CPU machine. On a dual CPU machine, you needed 2 JRun
and 2 CF MX for J2EE licenses, so the price for that did go down.
Jochem
~~~
Peter Tilbrook wrote:
> See:
>
> http://www.macromedia.com/macromedia/proom/pr/2003/cfmx_ship.html
>
> The ColdFusion MX editions have been streamlined as part of this update, so
> users can more easily select the option that fits their needs. ColdFusion MX
> 6.1 is available in both an Enterpris
David Schmidt wrote:
>
> We are experiencing similar weirdness with CFMX 6.1 and MS Access DSNs -- but ONLY
> when the datasources are passworded and passed username/password at runtime (in the
> tag). Strip away the database password in the MDB, set default username in the CFMX
> administrator
Dave Watts wrote:
>
> On the other hand, if you're primarily using Access to store data for
> reporting purposes, and your site is more "content" than "application", you
> might find Access serves you well, even with relatively large datasets. I'm
> sending this message through an MS Exchange 5.5
Brad Roberts wrote:
> What's the best way to store phone numbers in XML?
>
> 1234567890
> or maybe...
>
>
> Is there a standard?
ITU E164 (http://www.itu.int/) is the standard defining the
format of a phone number. That would be a good place to start.
Jochem
~
Matt Liotta wrote:
> You bring up a good point I haven't thought of till now. Previously,
> CFMX Enterprise was licensed on a per server basis meaning that if you
> had a 4 CPU box the price was still only 5k. However now, I believe
> CFMX Enterprise will cost you 12k on a 4 CPU box. Ouch!
Tony Schreiber wrote:
> For a sales report, I need to figure out what the date is for this DAY
> last year. So for today, 8/5/2003 Tuesday, I need to figure out what the
> date was for this Tuesday last year (which was 8/6/2002).
What is the definition of "this day last year"? Is that "this day
Tyler Clendenin wrote:
> Ahh if only there was a way to do that I would be so happy.
Why wouldn't there be a way to do that? What DBMS are you using?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> SELECT o.objectID, o.title, o.keywords, o.content, o.status, o.editDate,
> o.buildDate, o.objectType, o.expireDate,
> a.firstName, a.lastName, a.authorID
> FROM objects o
> LEFT OUTER JOIN authors a
> ON o.authorID = a.authorID
>
Joshua Miller wrote:
> Ok, I'm really confused.
>
> We currently own 2 CFMX Pro licenses. We have 2 servers. One server has
> 2 CPUs and the other has 1 CPU. We run the exact same software
> (different licenses of course) on each server. Am I to understand that
> if we add a 3rd CPU that now we
Jack Poe wrote:
> You're kidding!!! Leave it to Microsoft to put the stranglehold on me
> maybe I can get Deerfield to cough up a new CFMX connector
I don't think that would help with the number of concurrent
TCP/IP connections. You might have more luck with something like
timing them out
Jack Poe wrote:
> great - I'd have to un-install CFMX again? that's three times today...g
Do you use IIS functionality? Why not just shut down IIS and have
the CF MX build in webserver run on port 80?
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Tyler Clendenin wrote:
> Well of course one can write a sp to do it but it would be so nice to just
> have it in a single query.
You can. You just have to declare the aggregate first (in most
databases, MySQL even has it predefined).
Jochem
~~~
David Schmidt wrote:
> Jochem wrote:
>
>>Have you tried the unicode drivers?
>
> No, not yet...Do you think it will make a difference?
I haven't had any issues with them. (And not because I didn't use
them like with all ODBC drivers. ODBC + MX = evil)
Besides, it is something you can test with
Paul Giesenhagen wrote:
>
> Object Table
> ---
> objectID,title,date
>
>
> Fusion Table
> ---
> fuseID, ownerID, objectID
>
> I want to query the object table and spit out the title and date, but also count all
> t
Ubqtous wrote:
>
> Anyone know why this file is missing, what I can do to replace it, or if
> there's an alternate method for connecting to PostgreSQL?
It is probably missing because I filled an enhancement request
for supporting PostgreSQL and in that request said that it was
easy to do so bec
Jack Poe wrote:
> BlankWhy oh why am I seeing broken images when I visit a site from the
> machine it is being hosted onin IIS 5.0 on Win2000 Pro
> The offending site is www.cfdayton.com
I got the following error:
> The page cannot be displayed
> There are too many people accessing the Web s
Tyler Silcox wrote:
> It's a "Numeric" data type in MS-SQL 2000, and the one (major) fault I've
> had with cfqueryparam is the lack of documentation for which cfsqltype to
> use with which data type from each different db vendor.
That should be in the documentation of the DB vendor. The
cfsqltyp
Owens, Howard wrote:
>
> Now I'm using this code on a CFMX site, and it's not working.
>
> In Debug, the CGI variables shows PATH_INFO as blank.
>
> This bit of debug code:
>
> alert('#CGI.PATH_INFO#');
>
> Shows the PATH_INFO is blank.
Which webserver?
Which updater?
Jochem
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Jeff wrote:
> Do you lock the *creation* of session variables?
In CF MX: depends. Can it be affected by race conditions?
Pre-MX: yes.
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Calvin Ward wrote:
>
> Session variable are not shared scope, meaning only the same user will ever
> access a session variable.
The point isn't how much users can access data at the same time,
but how many requests. And one user can have multiple
simultaneous requests.
Jochem
~~~
dwayne wrote:
> I looking for a free download that helps optimize W2k. To many processess and
> applications are starting during startup and I would like to streamline the number
> of processes running.
I doubt there is. Which processes are needed depends on what you
want the machine to do.
Ben Forta wrote:
> Less forgiving perhaps, or it could be that it just does a lot less and
> thus has less reserved words. Don't get me wrong, I like MySQL and use
> it myself for some projects, but it is nowhere near as feature rich
> (yet) as SQL Server (or Oracle or ...).
The problem is lack o
Jamie Jackson wrote:
> I'm using session cookies to store CFID and CFTOKEN.
>
> Concern:
> If there's no user-distinguishing cfid/cftoken in the URL, isn't a
> page in danger of being cached (since the URL is no longer unique),
> and then getting served to a user in a different session? (When I
>
Jim McAtee wrote:
> I've got quite a few CF5 templates in which I'd like to generate an error page
> that returns an HTTP 404 status code (using ).
If I understand you correctly, you want both a 404 statuscode and
some HTML on that page. Right?
>
>
>
>
>[ throw error here ]
>
>
> 2.
Conaway, Amy C wrote:
>
> SELECT Vendor_Circuit_Number, Total_Employee_List.ISP_User_Last_Name,
> Total_Employee_List.ISP_User_First_Name, Valid_Employees.Last_Name,
> Valid_Employees.First_Name FROM Total_Employee_List INNER JOIN Valid_Employees ON
> (Total_Employee_List.ISP_Employee_Badge_Nu
Sean Daniels wrote:
> Trying to install on a clean, fresh install Win2K Server system (with
> SP4 and a bunch of other security patches), using the downloaded
> installer. The product seems to install fine, but every single page
> request, including those to the config wizard and CFAdmin result
McNamara Kyle W CONT PORT wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a standard for the required timeout attribute? with
> perhaps a few words about why that is a good standard?
As long as possible, but limited by how long your visitors want
to wait and how many threads do want to have running at a time.
Jo
Sean Hynes wrote:
> Anyone got any ideas on why CFMAIL is doing this?
>
> One last thing is it 6.0 MX with update 3 OR iMS mail. (coolfusion.com) OR
> Some setting?
>
> THIS DOESN'T work
What is the error message? If you don't get one immediately it
will be in your mailserver logs.
Jochem
~
Michael Hodgdon wrote:
> I am curious how religiously people stay true to using data types for MS SQL
> Server. I know some of these stretch to other RDBMS's, however, I would
> like to know what people in industry think. What type of general rules of
> thumb do people follow when planning data t
Ciaran Archer wrote:
>
> The problem centers around any float field in the DB, (e.g. 1.0).
> Does any one know whats is going on here? Is it a problem with the driver SETTINGS,
> that it doesn't pad decimals with nothing after the decimal point? Is it a SQL
> server problem?
If you want a fix
Bryan Stevenson wrote:
>
> I'm not all that familiar with MySQL, but from what I hear it's not as good
> as MS SQL Server (which I use along with Oracle).
"good" depends on the task.
> The MySQL.com website says that upcoming features for version 5 include:
> -views
> -stored procedures
> -trig
Clint Tredway wrote:
>
> In my tests, MySQL is faster than MSSQL.
I can design benchmarks that MySQL wins. I can design benchmarks
that MS SQL Server wins. The only real test is your own full and
complete application with the real usage pattern and a complete
dataset.
Jochem
~~
Matt Robertson wrote:
>>Now if it's missing all that then what is itAccess on
>>steroids?? ;-)
>
> Yes, precisely. All the basics and none of the fancy stuff, plus speed.
Do you consider data integrity fancy stuff? If so, we should
probably agree to disagree.
Jochem
~~~
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Oh, and mySQL's date handling is far, far superior to SQL Server's. It's on a whole
> other level.
I hope you were being cynical. But just to make sure everybody
understands how hopelessly evil date handling in MySQL is:
> mysql> create table test (a date);
> Quer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> not sure if Access has anything like stored procedures
No. The best thing you get are parameterized queries, but they
still can only be 1 SQL statement.
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Barney Boisvert wrote:
> You get foreign key support with innoDB which has been in there for quite
> some time.
No you don't. Read the fine print.
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Matt Robertson wrote:
> Jochem wrote:
>
>>Do you consider data integrity fancy stuff? If so, we should
>>probably agree to disagree.
>
> Indeed. I've always preferred to handle cascading deletes/referential integrity in
> the application.
That is just referential integrity. When I mean data i
Margrit John wrote:
>
> I' am using CF MX and made a login with cflogin. IE allows
> on the same computer multiple different users to login.
> Mozilla accepts only one user to login.
>
> If I login twice with two different users in Mozilla, the
> second logedin user gets to see the page of the
Margrit John wrote:
>
> I have a page, where users can download files. It is done
> with cfheader and cfcontent. I want to receive a mail, as
> soon as the download is finished.
>
> I manage to send a mail (cfmail), if the user starts the
> download. That means, when I receive the mail, I am
Bryan Stevenson wrote:
>
> I'd also like to hear more about Postgre(s)? It sounds as though it has the
> features MySQL is missing? Does it have a better/easier interface (more
> like Enterprise Manager)? What OS does it work on?
The proper name is PostgreSQL. http://www.postgresql.org/
It ha
Watson, Nicholas wrote:
> I am getting an error when using CFPOP to retireve messages with the
> unicode-1-1-utf-7 Charset. The error is as follows:
>
> "java.security.PrivilegedActionException: javax.mail.MessagingException:
> unicode-1-1-utf-7; nested exception is:
> java.io.UnsupportedEncodin
Barney Boisvert wrote:
> The only fine print I've seen is that the key in the parent table isn't
> forced to be unique by the engine, but if you're designing foreign keys that
> aren't this way, then you've got far greater problems.
For somebody migrating from Access, that is enough fine print.
Mark W. Breneman wrote:
> Is there any way to do this in MSSQL? Normally you can not return more
> then one value with type of subquery.
>
> Here is what I would like to do:
> Select UserID, Name, (select orderNo from orders where OrderID=UserID)
> as Orders
> From Users
>
> Result:
>
> "1", "
Jillian Carroll wrote:
>
> name="c:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\bin\htpasswd.exe"
> arguments="-c -b ""c:\Program Files\Apache
> Group\Apache\htdocs\epi2\docs\test\.htpasswd"" test test"
> timeout="5" />
>
> This doesn't work either.
What is the error message?
A
Matt Robertson wrote:
>
> As for something like the ability to handle 10,000 transactions inside
> of a transaction block, I wouldn't even try that on mySQL in the first
> place, and any application that needs that level of fault tolerance
> probably has a lot more issues than that if a midweight
S.Isaac Dealey wrote:
> A div, yes... but the question was about a span.
Sure it can receive borders. Just use "display: block" and
suddenly it isn't an inline element anymore :-)
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Al Musella, DPM wrote:
>
> I am trying to write a function to check POP mailboxes and delete all
> bugbear viruses..
> it appears that cfpop with getHeaderOnly does not tell you the name of the
> attachment. Is there any other way to get the names of the attachments
> without downloading the
Mike Mertsock wrote:
>
> I asked the cfx_pop3 guys at www.web-architect.co.uk and they said that the POP3
> protocol does not have the ability to determine whether a message is unread.
That is correct. However, if you give a LIST command to a POP
server it will return a list of messages and eac
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> Do you have physical access to the machine with the mail? If so, get the
> CFX_OdsMime tag from coolfusion.com. Do a CFDIRECTORY on the dir with the mail
> and then parse each file with this tag. It'll give you all the info and no
> download.
Does it support both mailbox
Dan O'Keefe wrote:
>
> This query:
> ---
> select ptssn, sum(arbalancedue) as sumar
> from ga_temp
> group by ptssn
> having sum(arbalancedue) < 50
>
> Yields these results:
> -
> Ptssn sumAr
> 237451046 26.4800
> 255785250 25.2000
> 267582694 42.32
Margrit John wrote:
> I would like to have two applications of Mozilla open on the same machine and login
> on each application with a seperate user.
Since you can't open multiple Mozilla's at the same time, this is
not possible. (If you look at the process list, you will see that
no matter h
Les Mizzell wrote:
> Need to build a list of record counts
>
> What's wrong with this?
>
>
>
>
>
> SELECT *
> FROM Q_D2
> WHERE ACTPRYSID = #BUILDINGS.PRYSID#
>
>
>
>
>
How does the query Buildings look? You can probably do this more
efficient
Jeff wrote:
> Here's the error I'm getting, and below that, is the code that's apparently
> causing it. Now, here's the really weird part. SOME...I repeat...SOME words
> and phrases actually *WORK*. In other words, I can type "heart" or "cancer"
> and return a legit, fine recordset, all UNION'ed an
Keith Levenson wrote:
>
> 68:
> 69: SELECT * from myQuery
> 70: WHERE myStart BETWEEN
> 71: ( value="#DateAdd('D',iCount-1,startDate)#"> and
> 72:value="#DateAdd('D',iCount,startDate)#">)
> 73: AND myStart >=
> #createDateTime(Year(getEarlierD
Michael Hodgdon wrote:
>
> Before I begin, I know this is simple and remedial in CF, but I specifically
> want a SQL solution (if necessary, it can be a Transact SQL solution)
>
> Basically, I want to loop over a query using SQL syntax just like you would
> loop over a query using or tags. Tha
Mark A. Kruger - CFG wrote:
> What?? what about cursors? This seems pretty easy in SQL if you ask me.
I should have been more specific. You can't do it in SQL in MS
SQL Server. You need to use some non-standard T-SQL facilities.
Jochem
~~~
Blum, Jason (SAA) wrote:
>
> Columns: iEntityID, iSubEntityOf, sName
> 1 1 Mary
> 2 2 1 Fritz
> 3 3 1 John
> 4 4 2 Abu
> 5 5 2 Ludwig
> 6 6 3 Abigail
> 7 7 3 Josef
> 8 8 6 Mark
> 9 9 6 Ben
> 10 10 6 Habib
> 11 11 9 Paul
> 12 12 11 Mahatma
>
> I want to graphically represent the tree in
David K wrote:
>
> Did RedSky fix the performance issues with Insert()
Don't know.
> and, if so, do you
> intend to release an MX version of CF_ADVANCEDEMAIL and
> CF_ADVANCEDEMAILPARAM?
No. Check out cfmailpart.
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Matt Liotta wrote:
> I wasn't aware that SMTP had that provision.
Typical SMTP command sequence is:
HELO
MAIL FROM:
RCPT TO:
DATA
QUIT
If a message has multiple recipients at one domain the "RCPT TO:"
line can be repeated for each recipient, but the message is still
only sent once.
> Although
Richard Heiser wrote:
> Yeah - I've been looking around and I think you're
> right.
>
> This is really quite astonishing - seems like a pretty
> fundamental concept...
Not astonishing at all. SQL is a data access language, it was not
intended to be computationally complete. I think this recursio
Ben Forta wrote:
>
> I'd like to see any developer from Microsoft or Sun or IBM or any other
> company post a message like that, and that quickly too!
Subscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and watch the RedHat
people ;-)
Jochem
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Allan Clarke wrote:
> I don't know how to escape special characters and
> display them in HTML Safe Format. This is a french
> banking application and there are banks with funny
> names, ex: Crédit France, Zürcher Kantonalbank, è,
> Ä, acute and the like. The bank Crédit France gets
> displayed lik
ColdFusion Programmer wrote:
> I don't know another way to display french/foreign characters in CF5 other then
> using the meta tag.
There is nothing wrong with the meta tag. It is the charset you
are using which is wrong. All French characters are covered in
ISO-88659-15, and CF 5 supports th
ColdFusion Programmer wrote:
> here is what I want to do. I have the users in an LDAP Server.
Can you specify the charset the LDAP server uses?
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ColdFusion Programmer wrote:
> I'm not sure mate, probably utf-8
We already established that. But can you change it?
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Matt Liotta wrote:
> Many hardware devices make use of web application servers for various
> reasons. The best example I can give is networking equipment, which is
> now generally managed via a web interface provided by the device.
More likely SNMP or telnet/SSH. Unless you mean small SOHO and
Ian Skinner wrote:
> Closer to the first description. If you click a link, a dashed border
> appears around it, until you release the mouse button activating the link.
> At lease in the IE and Mozilla/NS browsers I did a quick test with.
>
> The design people think this highlighting is ugly and
Peter Theobald wrote:
> At 04:33 PM 8/28/2003 -0700, Barney Boisvert wrote:
>
>>I strongly suspect that a given page request has exclusive access to a given
>>connection for the length of it's processing. MM has confirmed that all
>>queries by a single request are passed over the same connection.
Matt Liotta wrote:
>>More likely SNMP or telnet/SSH. Unless you mean small SOHO and
>>consumer devices.
>
> I'm not saying networking companies are doing away with SNMP or other
> interfaces, but most are building or planning on building web
> interfaces for the products.
You were saying" "(..
ColdFusion Programmer wrote:
> You suggested in your previous thread that I should be using the charset
> ISO-88659-15 and not utf-8. I did what you said and added this line of code in my
> application.cfm file:
>
>
>
> This is how the organisation name is displayed: Crédit FrÄnce
The proble
Matt Liotta wrote:
>>Maybe SOHO and consumer devices are manged through a web
>>interface, but SNMP and telnet/SSH reigns supreme in the
>>equipment that has more options as a digital watch.
>>
>
> I'm not talking about SOHO and consumer devices although they certainly
> have web interfaces. I a
Matt Liotta wrote:
> I'm not sure why you are suggesting that my position is that all
> management and monitoring of a networking device need be done through
> an HTTP interface.
I am not suggesting that that is your position. I am quoting you
on your position that "(..) networking equipment (
Randell B Adkins wrote:
> OK, before I jump on this bandwagon, I have seen a lot of talk
> about BlueDragon.
>
> How stable of a server is it for development needs?
I have no complaints about stability. The only thing is I have to run it
in standalone mode, because it refuses to detect IIS and t
David Collie (itndac) wrote:
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> SELECT AS
>QUESTION
> FROM
> WHERE=
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> Not actually looked at if there has been any major performance increase cause of
>this but can anybody explain why it doesn't accpet it in the FROM clause, but it does
>in t
Bruce, Rodney S HQISEC/Veridian IT Services wrote:
>
> I am trying to remove commas from numbers being inputted by user like 3,333
> changed to .
>
> This works:
> tempstring = tempstring.replace(/[^0-9]/g,"");
>
> but it removes periods 3.33, which I want to keep.
> so I tried:
> tempstri
Eric Dawson wrote:
> Are there any issues with installing Blue Dragon on an existing W2K, IIS,
> CF4.5.2 box? or will it be a clean install?
I would recommend a standalone install, shouldn't give any problems.
Then you should be able to verify your code works using the BlueDragon
internal webse
Jeff Chastain wrote:
> Does anybody know of a tag or script somewhere that will parse out email
> headers?
What do you need to extract? Does it need to run under CF MX (which has
a ug in CFPOP which strips all linebreaks)?
Jochem
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Jeff Chastain wrote:
> I am running CFMX and am specifically looking for the message ID and reply
> information.
mID = REReplaceNoCase(headers,"^.*messageid: (<[^>]*>).*$","\1");
irt = REReplaceNoCase(headers,"^.*in-reply-to: (<[^>]*>).*$","\1");
etc.
> I tried parsing by linebreak, which did
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> Um, the code I sent you does that already. Otherwise, you can do a RegEx looking
> for the start text of Message-ID and an end text of >. The regex below will get
> the message ID for you from a raw header
> "Message-ID: <([^>]+)>"
The < and > are part of the messageid, w
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