Visual Foxpro and network drives.

[Jared Clinton]

Hello cf-talk,

Has anybody been able to connect a VFP database (free table or .dbc) to a network 
drive? It seems to be causing me problems, although I wouldn't be suprised if its 
something very
simple.

Jared Clinton.
ObjectMastery.

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CFID/CFTOKEN

[Phim]

Can anyone give me an idea how to work with and it will solve problem I
found

Best regards,
Phim

-Original Message-
From: Phim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 9:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Session - CFID/CFTOKEN


Can anyone give me example about CFID/CFTOKEN ?
I has been develop with ASP before and I have no problem with Session among
IE.

now I develop Cold Fusion and working in Login Page by use session , and I
have problem as I describe latest email ,

Can anyone please give me example of work with CFID/CFTOKEN ?


Any suggestion are highly appreciate.

Best regards,
Phim.
-Original Message-
From: David E. Crawford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 10:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Session


More accurately it is because the cookies for CFID/CFTOKEN are shared among
instances of IE.  The same behavior is true of Netscape.

DC

- Original Message -
From: "Dave Hannum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 11:05
Subject: Re: Session


> I think you'll find that even though you open another browser window,
> the
> Server (and thus the Session Management in CF) still handles both as the
> same session.  This is because you are coming from the same IP address.
> Your browser (regardless of how many windows you open) shares the same
> memory space and temporary interent directories on your PC.  So, your
> application cannot tell one browser window from the other.  Try opening
> one
> window in IE and another in Netscape and see if you get different
> results
> (you will with cookies for sure - I'm not positive about Session
> management).
>
> Dave
>
>
> =
> "What we need is a list of specific unknown problems we will encounter"
>
> David Hannum
> Web Analyst/Programmer
> Ohio University
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> (740) 597-2524
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Phim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 10:14 PM
> Subject: Session
>
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I have problem with session, I develop 2 page with different login
> ,There
> are if login as admin , then Session.Logon_Mode= Admin , and if Login as
> member , Then Session.Login_Mode= Member
>
> If I login as an ADmin on one screen of IE Browser , and open Another IE
> Browser to login as Member but it already Keep session as Admin already
> but
> new IE browser I did not log in yet.
>
>
> Can anyone help me on this ?
> Any suggestion are highly appreciated.
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Phim, Chiraporn Bualert
>
>
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RE: CFLOCK on Session Variables

[Ed Toon]

It locks all of the CFLOCK blocks where name="#session.sessionid#".
Practically speaking, it locks all of the session variables for that
particular session.

Ed

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CFLOCK on Session Variables

[Jim McAtee]

A couple of general questions regarding locking session variables (CF
4.0.1):

Does a CFLOCK with name="#session.sesionid#" only lock the variables in
memory for that particular session, or does it lock all session
variables for the application?

The CF 4.0.1 documentation for CFLOCK has the following note:

-
Limit the scope of code that updates shared data. Exclusive locks are
required to ensure the integrity of these updates, but they have a
significant impact on performance. Read-only locks are faster. If you
have a performance-sensitive application, you should substitute
read-only locks for exclusive locks wherever it is possible, for
example, when updating shared data.
-

What's the point of using a read-only lock to improve performance of
updates if you chance the possibility of corrupting the data?  Do you
gain anything in terms of data integrity over using no lock at all?

What's a reasonable value for the timeout attribute when working with
session variables?  I can't think of a reason why 1 second shouldn't be
more than enough, but I don't see how setting it higher could hurt
either.

Jim


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Re: CFLOCK with CFPARAM

[Jared Clinton]

Yes

Jim McAtee wrote:

> Should one use CFLOCK around  statements that access session
> variables?
>
> 
>
> Jim
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MDCFUG news: MDCFUG-L list up, doc tool, Fusebox Conf

[Michael Smith]

Dear Michael,

Here is this month's MDCFUG news:

[next MDCFUG meeting is 9/12/00, CF 101 is 9/9/00, FuseFUN is 9/16/00]

1. MDCFUG-L list open for questions
2. Microsoft praises CF
3. CF documentation tool
4. CF naming convention 
5. Variable Speed Animation
6. Locking in ColdFusion
7. Collapse Your Code
8. Developer's Tour of New Features in CF 4.5
9. Fusebox conference nearly full.
10. Bjork CF Fusebox doc tools

Enjoy!
- Michael Smith, TeraTech http://www.cfconf.org/
   MDCFUG http://www.cfug-md.org/

1. MDCFUG-L list open for questions
---
After a lot of requests at the last MDCFUG meeting we have created a 
listserve for all members to share CF questions and answers. The list 
is for discussion of ColdFusion and related programming issues. To 
join go to
   http://www.cfug-md.org/lists/MDCFUG.cfm

Once you have joined you will be able to post questions to the list.

To make the list better for everyone please follow the following 
MDCFUG-L list guidelines: 

- Only send emails on CF and related programming issues 
- No job anouncements, recuiters or work wanted ads thx. 
- Use a subject in each email 
- If you reply and want to change the thread, 
  please use a new subject
- If you have a question about some code, 
  include the code snipnet in your email 
- If you ask a question, get a bunch of replies and figure it out,
  then post back a summary of the answers that worked for you 
  to the list to share your learning. 
- Try to give as well as get 
- keep attachments below 50k - some people are on dial ups - 
  if you have a big file put it on a website and email the list the 
link to it. 
- Be polite - don't flame others - think before you send 
  something everyone will read 
- If you can't take high volumes of emails then use the digest version 
- Have fun! 

2. Microsoft praises CF
---
Check this out - CF on msdn:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?URL=/library/periodic/pe
riod00/coldfusion.htm

It's not your typical 'W, ASP RULEZ, and CF sux!!' sort of thing - 
It's entitled "ColdFusion and SQL Server - An overview of using 
ColdFusion for Web development on the SQL Server platform", and the 
author eventually builds a great case for *not* using ASP: 
"...ColdFusion does what ASP does. 
But you might find among ColdFusion's specific features and 
functionality some compelling reasons to choose it."

* W. Sean Harrison

3. CF documentation tool

There is a CF optimize tool  And a
CFQUERY ripper written in Perl. 
 
My CFOptimize tool (a perl-based search and replace) is at 
http://www.codebits.com/replace/.
 
The CFQUERY Lister tool is at 
http://www.codebits.com/private-cgi-bin/cfquery.pl.
  David Medinets [EMAIL PROTECTED]


4. CF naming convention
---
(discussion as seen on ACFUG list)
I agree.  Back in the very early '90s when I first started doing  
event-driven GUI programming in C, we adopted a style of Hungarian 
notation that I've tried to pull along with me even into JavaScript 
and HTML.  
So, all command buttons (which would be the GUI window class 
equivalent of a submit button) are prefixed with "cmd", as in:

  

  Similarly, I use the prefix of "txt" for text input boxes, "lst" for 
list box types of selects, and "cbo" for combo box types of selects, 
etc.  I find this aids greatly in program understanding and 
documentation, as in when you've got to fix a bug in some page you (or 
someone else) wrote two months ago...

  I like this style of Hungarian notation, but my suggestion is that 
you of course don't have to use my style - use whatever you're 
comfortable with - but pick something, be consistent, and use it, and 
I think you will eventually find it worth the extra little effort.

Anyway, my $.02 worth for the day.
  Thanks,
  Jim
James Moll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

5. Variable Speed Animation
---
Changing the speed of animated GIFs is a tricky business. Read this 
tutorial by Al DiMarzio to learn the details of
creating eye-popping Web pages full of dazzling graphics.
http://www.allaire.com/coldfusion.cfm?web_ID=1733

6. Locking in ColdFusion

If your ColdFusion application tries to call a variable while it's 
being written by another process, get ready for
trouble. That's where locks come into play. Allaire's Ben Forta writes 
about techniques for using locks in ColdFusion
applications in this article, first published in ColdFusion 
Developer's Journal. 
http://www.allaire.com/coldfusion.cfm?web_ID=1739

7. Collapse Your Code
-
The Collapsed Text feature introduced in HomeSite 4.5 and ColdFusion 
Studio 4.5 can help you streamline your Web
development. It allows you to "collapse" selected text or code, which 
can come in handy in day-to-day Web development in
a variety of ways. In this article, Amy Cowen illustrates just how 
convenient this feature is.

CFLOCK with CFPARAM

[Jim McAtee]

Should one use CFLOCK around  statements that access session
variables?




Jim

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CFX_TCPClient

[lsellers]

It's been something like 8 months since I last did any work on
CFX_TCPClient. It's still at version .14beta.

Basically I was thinking about taking a couple hours this weekend to
repackage it to version 1.0 (so people will stop asking me when it's going
to be out of beta. :)

Anyone got any "cool" tcpclient-based scripts they want to added to the
offical zip? irc? cisco routers? Etc. Whatever.

Also, any bugs or enhancements while I'm at it? (It'll probably be another 8
months before I touch it again, so speak-up now.)

danke,
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CF Perf Mon

[Jake Hileman]

I'm having some trouble getting PERF MON to recognize my CF Server hits,
etc.

I am running Win2k, CF 4.5.1 Advanced.

I load the Perf Mon from Start -> Programs -> Cold Fusion Server but once it
loads everything stays at 0... no matter how many people are hitting the
site.

i also run cfstat and it asks me to make sure that CFAS is running, etc.

I have Enable PERF MON in the Administrator checked and have rebooted since
it was checked.

any ideas?

jake

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Re: SQL Stored Procedures

[Paul Hastings]

> Run Query A. If it returns a single record, run Query B. Otherwise, do
> nothing.

maybe something like this?

SET NOCOUNT ON
SELECT someColumns
FROM someTable
IF @@ROWCOUNT > 1
BEGIN
SELECT someotherColumns
FROM someotherTable
END
SET NOCOUNT OFF


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Re: SQL Stored Procedures

[Neil H.]

@@rowcount would tell you the number of results!

Neil

- Original Message -
From: "Norman Elton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 9:14 PM
Subject: SQL Stored Procedures


> I've got a SQL Server book, and am struggling to make heads or tails of
it.
> Here's what I'm trying to do:
>
> Run Query A. If it returns a single record, run Query B. Otherwise, do
> nothing.
>
> I think I understand how to run Query A. I understand how to build a
simple
> IF/THEN structure, but how do I refer to the number of returned records
from
> Query A?
>
> If anyone has any good pointers or URLs on sprocs, I would be most
> appreciative!
>
> Thanks!
>
> Norman Elton
> Information Technology
> College of William & Mary
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SQL Stored Procedures

[Norman Elton]

I've got a SQL Server book, and am struggling to make heads or tails of it.
Here's what I'm trying to do:

Run Query A. If it returns a single record, run Query B. Otherwise, do
nothing.

I think I understand how to run Query A. I understand how to build a simple
IF/THEN structure, but how do I refer to the number of returned records from
Query A?

If anyone has any good pointers or URLs on sprocs, I would be most
appreciative!

Thanks!

Norman Elton
Information Technology
College of William & Mary

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Re: Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)

[Peter Theobald]

This thread is getting silly.

I have programmed in C, C++, Java, Perl, TCL, BASIC, Fortran, Assembly, Lisp, Prolog, 
Shell, Pascal, Modula-2, APL, Forth, Lex/YACC, HyperTalk,  and plenty of other less 
known languages.

I use whatever language and development environment is the most productive for a given 
project. By productive I mean I can finish projects in the least time with the least 
errors and finish with the most maintainable applications.

Right now I need to build interactive web sites connected to database backends. I 
personally find Cold Fusion to be by far the most productive environment to do this 
FOR ME. You may find something else works better for you. That's great for both of us.

Count me in as a dedicated Cold Fusion programmer (until the next revolution sweeps 
everything we know away in a few years).


At 08:32 PM 8/30/00 -0400, Todd Ashworth wrote:
>Me
>
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>Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 8:22 PM
>Subject: RE: Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)
>
>
>>
>>
>> > -Original Message-
>> > From: Gregory Harris [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> > Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 8:32 AM
>> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> > Subject: Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)
>> >
>> >  How many dedicated CF programmers are there still out there?
>> >
>> Me.
>>
>>
>>
>> =
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Re: Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)

[Fred T. Sanders]

DEDICATED, DEDICATED, DEDICATD! MOTIVATED, MOTIVATED,
MOTIVATD!
and FIREDUP

LOL, next stupid question?

Fred
I'm going to go write some angry code now

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Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 8:22 PM
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>
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Gregory Harris [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 8:32 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)
> >
> >  How many dedicated CF programmers are there still out there?
> >
> Me.
>
>
>
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Re: Oracle 8i stored proc & code example needed

[Jared Clinton]

Rob,

Seeing I haven't written one before, but searching for something like you are looking 
for :

This code is an example : 
http://www.mail-archive.com/cf-talk@houseoffusion.com/msg01152.html

Hope this helps.

Jared.


Rob Sherman wrote:

> For a student in my class I need a simple Oracle8i stored procedure that
> will accept two variables passed in from the procparam tags and some simple
> cfcode to execute the stored procedure.
>
> Thanks
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Rob Sherman
>
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Re: Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)

[Todd Ashworth]

Me

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>
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Gregory Harris [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 8:32 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)
> >
> >  How many dedicated CF programmers are there still out there?
> >
> Me.
>
>
>
> =
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RE: preserving original filenames

[Dave Watts]

> I would have used cfcontent, but for some reason I couldn't 
> get it to work when calling files from a remote machine (cffile, 
> cfdirectory, and cfftp all work great) - I swear, I have had 
> the most trouble with that tag.

I think that, with IIS, CFCONTENT uses the permissions of the NT user
(typically IUSR_MACHINENAME) being used at that time by IIS for
authentication, rather than the permissions for the CF service.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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RE: Rounding to the nearest nickel?

[!jeff!]

nicely spotted!

At 05:21 PM 8/30/2000 -0700, Chapman, Katrina wrote:
>This would round to the nearest penny.  It should b
>
>
>
>--K
>
>-Original Message-
>From: !jeff! [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: Rounding to the nearest nickel?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>At 06:53 PM 8/30/2000 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > > I seem to have a dilema and I would hope that someone on this
> > > list could
> > > help me. I need to round a number to the nearest nickel for
> > > instance 10.225
> > > should go to 10.20 and so on. With the round function I can
> > > only round to
> > > the nearest whole number. I have no idea what to do and would really
> > > appreciate any help in pointing me in the right direction.
> >
> >Try this:
> >
> >
> >
> >Ron Allen Hornbaker
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RE: Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)

[Owens, Howard]

> -Original Message-
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> Subject:  Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)
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>  How many dedicated CF programmers are there still out there?  
> 
Me.



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RE: Rounding to the nearest nickel?

[BORKMAN Lee]

Sorry, that would round to the nearest cent.  Close but no banana.

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At 06:53 PM 8/30/2000 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I seem to have a dilema and I would hope that someone on this
> > list could
> > help me. I need to round a number to the nearest nickel for
> > instance 10.225
> > should go to 10.20 and so on. With the round function I can
> > only round to
> > the nearest whole number. I have no idea what to do and would really
> > appreciate any help in pointing me in the right direction.
>
>Try this:
>
>
>
>Ron Allen Hornbaker
>President/CTO
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>http://humankindsystems.com
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RE: Rounding to the nearest nickel?

[Chapman, Katrina]

This would round to the nearest penny.  It should b



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At 06:53 PM 8/30/2000 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I seem to have a dilema and I would hope that someone on this
> > list could
> > help me. I need to round a number to the nearest nickel for
> > instance 10.225
> > should go to 10.20 and so on. With the round function I can
> > only round to
> > the nearest whole number. I have no idea what to do and would really
> > appreciate any help in pointing me in the right direction.
>
>Try this:
>
>
>
>Ron Allen Hornbaker
>President/CTO
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>http://humankindsystems.com
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Oracle 8i stored proc & code example needed

[Rob Sherman]

For a student in my class I need a simple Oracle8i stored procedure that
will accept two variables passed in from the procparam tags and some simple
cfcode to execute the stored procedure.

Thanks



Sincerely,

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RE: Rounding to the nearest nickel?

[!jeff!]

At 06:53 PM 8/30/2000 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I seem to have a dilema and I would hope that someone on this
> > list could
> > help me. I need to round a number to the nearest nickel for
> > instance 10.225
> > should go to 10.20 and so on. With the round function I can
> > only round to
> > the nearest whole number. I have no idea what to do and would really
> > appreciate any help in pointing me in the right direction.
>
>Try this:
>
>
>
>Ron Allen Hornbaker
>President/CTO
>Humankind Systems, Inc.
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RE: Rounding to the nearest nickel?

[ron]

> I seem to have a dilema and I would hope that someone on this 
> list could
> help me. I need to round a number to the nearest nickel for 
> instance 10.225
> should go to 10.20 and so on. With the round function I can 
> only round to
> the nearest whole number. I have no idea what to do and would really
> appreciate any help in pointing me in the right direction.

Try this:



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RE: Rounding to the nearest nickel?

[BORKMAN Lee]

Actually $10.225 to the nearest nickel is $10.25 ;-)

See ya,
Lee (Bjork) Borkman
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-Original Message-
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Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 1:33 AM
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Subject: Rounding to the nearest nickel?


I seem to have a dilema and I would hope that someone on this list could
help me. I need to round a number to the nearest nickel for instance 10.225
should go to 10.20 and so on. With the round function I can only round to
the nearest whole number. I have no idea what to do and would really
appreciate any help in pointing me in the right direction.


Chris Straight
Web Applications Developer
University of Oregon Bookstore, inc.
895 E. 13th Ave
Eugene, OR 97401
(541) 346-4331
http://www.uobookstore.com


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RE: preserving original filenames

[Adam Cantrell]

>
> There are two ideas I've used in the past to deal with filename uniqueness
> issues.
>
> One is to name the file itself using an arbitrary name, but store
> the "real"
> name in the database, and use that real name when pushing the file to
> somewhere else. That works well using CFCONTENT, of course.
>
> The other is to store files uploaded by one person in a unique
> subdirectory
> within the larger directory.

I've decided upon creating 20 outgoing directories - the template that
uploads the file goes through a cftry/catch block up to 20 times, each
having a .  If the file exists in all 20
directories then a new randomly named directory is created.  All
directories, besides the 20 default, get deleted in my scheduled task every
night.  I would have used cfcontent, but for some reason I couldn't get it
to work when calling files from a remote machine (cffile, cfdirectory, and
cfftp all work great) - I swear, I have had the most trouble with that tag.

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RE: Rounding to the nearest nickel?

[BORKMAN Lee]

Multiply by 20
Round
Divide by 20


Best of luck,
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-Original Message-
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Subject: Rounding to the nearest nickel?


I seem to have a dilema and I would hope that someone on this list could
help me. I need to round a number to the nearest nickel for instance 10.225
should go to 10.20 and so on. With the round function I can only round to
the nearest whole number. I have no idea what to do and would really
appreciate any help in pointing me in the right direction.


Chris Straight
Web Applications Developer
University of Oregon Bookstore, inc.
895 E. 13th Ave
Eugene, OR 97401
(541) 346-4331
http://www.uobookstore.com


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Rounding to the nearest nickel?

[Chris Straight]

I seem to have a dilema and I would hope that someone on this list could
help me. I need to round a number to the nearest nickel for instance 10.225
should go to 10.20 and so on. With the round function I can only round to
the nearest whole number. I have no idea what to do and would really
appreciate any help in pointing me in the right direction.


Chris Straight
Web Applications Developer
University of Oregon Bookstore, inc.
895 E. 13th Ave
Eugene, OR 97401
(541) 346-4331
http://www.uobookstore.com

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RE: preserving original filenames

[Dave Watts]

> In a web-based message center that includes the ability to 
> attach files - I'm trying to ensure the consistency of the 
> filenames that were sent, in otherwords - I want it to be 
> the same filename that appears in the recipients mailbox.  
> This sometimes does not happen because the files are uploaded 
> into an attachments directory and there is room for name 
> conflicts. I am planning on running a scheduled task to flush 
> that directory out every night, but if two people try attaching 
> a file with the same name in that 24 hour timespan, there is 
> going to be a change in the filename - does anybody suggest 
> a solution to this annoyance?  Thanks, Adam.

There are two ideas I've used in the past to deal with filename uniqueness
issues.

One is to name the file itself using an arbitrary name, but store the "real"
name in the database, and use that real name when pushing the file to
somewhere else. That works well using CFCONTENT, of course.

The other is to store files uploaded by one person in a unique subdirectory
within the larger directory.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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RE: cflock question

[Dave Watts]

> I am using a client variable (Item)that is an array of structures.
> This client variable is set to be store in database.
> 
> 
> Should I use  for cfwddx?

No, there's no need to do that.

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RE: Web server mapping not working...

[Peter Theobald]

No, there is no FTP server on this server.

At 04:27 PM 8/30/00 -0400, Kelly Matthews wrote:
>is your PUBLIC folder an FTP root folder? because they dont act the same
>they will list files instead
>of showing them.
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>> -Original Message-
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>> Subject:  Web server mapping not working...
>> 
>> I am having trouble with what should be a simple Apache web server
>> mapping:
>> 
>> I had:
>> 
>> Alias / /home/httpd/html/mydomain.com/
>> and it correctly ran the index.cfm in that directory when I went to the
>> domain name in my browser.
>> 
>> I changed it to:
>> 
>> Alias / /home/httpd/html/mydomain.com/public/
>> and now when I go to the domain name my browser shows me a listing of the
>> files in the "public" directory INCLUDING the index.cfm file. I tried
>> putting an index.htm just to make sure it wasn't Cold Fusion causing the
>> problem and I still get a directory listing including the index.cfm and
>> index.htm files in the list.
>> 
>> That is the only thing I changed. I can change it back and forth and see
>> it work/not work.
>> 
>> -Going crazy
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CFAdmin MAPPING

[Peter Theobald]

I just thought of an interesting question...

If CFAdmin's MAPPING is global, ie: it affects  paths on the whole server, 
then how do ISPs who host shared Cold Fusion servers allow each client to have 
mappings without messing up the other clients?

I have three copies of one site sharing a server (development, test, and production). 
I cannot properly map the directories because I have to specify the absolute path for 
a mapping, ie: /lib = /home/httpd/html/mydomain/lib
Now on all three servers  goes to the SAME file.



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RE: music cd file management in ColdFusion

[lsellers]

> sorry
> 
> Find that tag

It's on the freeware page with everything else.

http://www.intrafoundation.com/freeware.html.

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Re: Rounding to two decimal places

[!jeff!]

At 04:11 PM 8/30/2000 -0500, Kim Ahlbrandt wrote:
>After doing some calculations, I'm coming up with a number (for example)
>143.129997919.  I would like this to be displayed as 143.13.  I have noticed
>that there is a function called "round" and a few related functions but
>these take away the two decimal places I do want to keep.  Can anyone help??
>
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RE: JRUN and CF 4.5

[Nilufer]

Try setting up admin's webserver with JRUN's own web server
and default server with others like IE,...

-Original Message-
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Subject: Re: JRUN and CF 4.5


admin :
webserver - 8000
listening port - none
control - 52000

default:
webserver - 8100
listening port - 51000
control - 53000

At 12:12 PM 8/29/2000 -0600, you wrote:
>Running 4.51. What did you set JRUN ports to?
>- Original Message -
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>Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 10:03 AM
>Subject: Re: JRUN and CF 4.5
>
>
> > If you are not running 4.51, it may be the issue.
> >
> > I am running W2K, CF 4.51 and JRun 3.0 with no problems.
> >
> > Cary
> >
> > At 09:43 AM 8/28/2000 -0600, you wrote:
> > >After I install Jrun 3.0 on a Win2K box CF 4.5 dies.
> > >
> > >Anybody have any idea why?
> > >
> > >TIA
> > >
> > >Don
> >


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cflock question

[Nilufer]

I am using a client variable (Item)that is an array of structures.
This client variable is set to be store in database.


Should I use  for cfwddx?

Thanks

Nilufer Basagaoglu
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Jel Productions
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RE: What I want in CF (was: Learning ASP)

[!jeff!]

blik.  don't do that.  that's one of the beauties of CF by comparison to 
more stringent languages.

I do agree with everything else you've said.

At 03:01 PM 8/29/2000 -0400, Zachary Bedell wrote:
>Basically, I'm looking for something that would allow you to force
>declaration of variables, types, maximum lengths, etc.  Then you can
>specify (perhaps in specifically formatted comments) the requirements
>for a variable & have the "compiler" make sure they're in range.
>This would completely eliminate any parameter not defined or syntax
>type errors on your server (a good thing for the server) and would
>make it possible to create a proper CFDoc system a la JavaDoc.  (I
>know that's a quick description, but if anyone is interested I could
>elaborate...)

!j!

The mark of mediocrity is searching for the precedent.

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RE: OT: Need help connecting company to internet

[Marcus]

> Here in California, SAVVIS will put in DSL for change.
> One Cat5 cable from the DSL router to their existing hub
> might be all they need.  SAVVIS owns the router, so you
> don't even have to buy it. $250/month for connectivity
> for 416 (about 1/4th of a T-1)
>
> best,  paul
>
>
> PS> I married an ex-nun.  What order is it?
>
The way I did it at home was this...

Paid for AT&T cable (also works with DSL, or anything that gives you one IP
address)...

Bought a linksys internet router. Basically, this is a 4 port switch with a
small NAT based firewall built in. You connect the one connection port to an
RJ45 coming from either a cable modem, or the DSL modem, and from there you
can split off to the others in the network as normal. The nice thing is that
the router assigns a NAT address to each of the internal users, and to the
outside looks just like one computer.

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RE: CFLOCK datasource var?

[Peter Theobald]

It's for a multilingual site.  Every bit of text on every page (every button, label, 
alt, and open text) has been replaced by:
#label.labelname#

An Application scope structure has been set up in Application.cfm (from a database 
query) to pre-load all the text in all the languages once only. During each page 
request Application.cfm sets the local structure variable "label" to the appropriate 
language data. This local variable is used through each page to substitute the correct 
language text.

So I have ONE copy of all the data in an Application variable, and one *reference* to 
it in a local variable (no extra memory used). An important fact that I document all 
over it is that the local variable "label" is a reference to Application scope data, 
and really should be locked. But I am requiring and expecting that it will only be set 
ONCE at the start of the application.

The alternative would be to stick perhaps HUNDREDS of copies of the following on EACH 
page:
#label.labelname#

Which I am not doing. 
This scheme is very efficient and the pages just FLY.

At 05:09 PM 8/30/00 -0400, Dave Watts wrote:
>> 1. It's going to reside in memory one way or the other. 
>> Either one copy as an Application variable or one copy for 
>> each page request currently executing as a "variable" 
>> variable or a request variable. This isn't idle curiosity for 
>> me, I am doing this on a site that has almost a thousand 
>> "constants" each page needs.
>
>Yikes! That's a lot of variables! Why so many?
>
>To answer this question satisfactorily, you'll need to do a load test. You
>could do this pretty easily, with the right equipment. I've never had to
>track that many individual discrete pieces of information in a single
>application, I don't think.
>
>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>http://www.figleaf.com/
>voice: (202) 797-5496
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Rounding to two decimal places

[Kim Ahlbrandt]

After doing some calculations, I'm coming up with a number (for example) 
143.129997919.  I would like this to be displayed as 143.13.  I have noticed 
that there is a function called "round" and a few related functions but 
these take away the two decimal places I do want to keep.  Can anyone help??

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RE: CFLOCK datasource var?

[Dave Watts]

> 1. It's going to reside in memory one way or the other. 
> Either one copy as an Application variable or one copy for 
> each page request currently executing as a "variable" 
> variable or a request variable. This isn't idle curiosity for 
> me, I am doing this on a site that has almost a thousand 
> "constants" each page needs.

Yikes! That's a lot of variables! Why so many?

To answer this question satisfactorily, you'll need to do a load test. You
could do this pretty easily, with the right equipment. I've never had to
track that many individual discrete pieces of information in a single
application, I don't think.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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Re: OT: Need help connecting company to internet

[Adrian Cooper]

- Original Message -
From: "Gregory Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 9:32 PM



>1) Are we going to do any web hosting ourselves, or do we just want to surf the
net?  More >upstream bandwidth will be more expensive

>2) How fast does our connection need to be (dsl vs. T1, and exact bandwidth
applies here).

I would also ask if the connection needs to be "always connected" as above. If
the organisation isn't hosting servers, and all that is required is to provide
Internet connectivity to the network, then routed ISDN (with both channels)
wghci automatically connects as required would easily be the most economical
route at the moment - followed by ADSL or wireless if available.

Adrian Cooper.




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RE: IE for Macs and Solaris

[Hinojosa, Robert]

you can cfinclude the next template instead of doing a cflocation, Or use
Javascript window.location ="someURL".  The template that sets the cookie
must be process completely for the cookie to set. 


Robert Hinojosa
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-Original Message-
From: Lou Pizzolatto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 3:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: IE for Macs and Solaris


We are having a problem with the cfcookie tag on IE for Macs and Solaris.
After creating a new cookie, we use the meta refrsh to load the next page,
however Solaris doesn't process the meta tag and IE on the Mac loses the
cookie.  Any answers as to why this happens or how to get around it.

Thanks
Lou


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preserving original filenames

[Adam Cantrell]

In a web-based message center that includes the ability to attach files -
I'm trying to ensure the consistency of the filenames that were sent, in
otherwords - I want it to be the same filename that appears in the
recipients mailbox.  This sometimes does not happen because the files are
uploaded into an attachments directory and there is room for name conflicts.
I am planning on running a scheduled task to flush that directory out every
night, but if two people try attaching a file with the same name in that 24
hour timespan, there is going to be a change in the filename - does anybody
suggest a solution to this annoyance?  Thanks, Adam.

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Re: SQL

[Jim Taylor]

chad
 i have that book if you need it respond off list
Jim
- Original Message -
From: "Chad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:50 PM
Subject: Re: SQL


> Thanks to everyone for the great info!  This list never ceases to amaze
me!  :)
>
> I will go see if i can find a SQL 6.5 book since that is the version they
> are running on the server.
>
> Thanks Again!
>
> At 02:26 PM 8/30/00 -0400, you wrote:
> >You can edit a SQL Server remotely via Enterprise Manager, but they will
> >need to provide you with a copy and a Connection Licence.
> >
> >You can use TCP/IP to connect to it. As long at they server is set up to
> >allow TCP/IP connections and you can get through any firewall they might
have.
> >
> >Most MS books about SQL Server come with an Eval copy that you can play
> >with for 120 Days, and a copy Enterprise Manager that does not expire.
> >
> >You can also get an eval copy from MS for $10
>
>
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Re: music cd file management in ColdFusion

[Jim Taylor]

sorry

Find that tag


- Original Message -
From: "Jim Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 1:06 PM
Subject: Re: music cd file management in ColdFusion


> where can i fic that tag
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "lsellers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:42 PM
> Subject: RE: music cd file management in ColdFusion
>
>
> > > yes, thanks, I saw that last night.  I haven't had a chance to
> > > implement it.
> > >
> > > Do you connect to the cddb?  I'm working on a custom tag that does
that.
> > > very small tag- side project.
> >
> > No. It just reads through the file header info (a bit of mess with mp3 -
> > part of it's tacked to the bottom of the file). AU and WAV are fairly
> > straight forward though.
> >
> > --min
> >
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RE: CF hangs

[Bill Killillay]

Can you try changing from ODBC to OLE DB?  I have heard that it might make
things a little more stable.  We used that method on one site and we are not
having any problems with it like what your describing below.  There was an
article about it in the July issue of the CFDJ.  Just a thought.

Bill

> -Original Message-
> From: Jimmy B. Glass [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 4:18 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: CF hangs
>
>
> Hey Guys...
> I am having the exact same problem as you guys have described...
> I have just
> taken over on this site, and it seems have been going on for a
> while. We are
> using CF 4.0.1 on NT 4 machines. We use SQL server as our DB. Did
> ya'll ever
> come up with a solution to the NT Errors 109 & 232? I tried your
> fix to tell
> the ODBC not to maintain a connection, but still am able to produce the
> "Unable to write reply - Client browser stopped waiting for
> request" which I
> feel triggers the NT Error 109, eventually halting CF server.
>
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Jimmy G
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Nille af Ekenstam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, July 14, 2000 6:27 AM
> Subject: RE: CF hangs
>
>
> > Neil Robinson skrev:
> >
> >
> > >Hi Nille,
> > >
> > >I had what sounds like the same problem this week.  What
> database are you
> > >using?  If it's the same problem (check your server.log file for NT
> Errors)
> > >then it seems to be caused by ODBC drivers keeping database connections
> > >open.  After the timeout period on the db server, CF tries to use the
> same
> > >connection pipe thinking that it's still open, and an error occurs.  I
> > >disabled the 'maintain database connection' option on my oracle odbc
> driver
> > >and it's now been running fine for about 24 hours (normally it
> would hang
> > >after 1-2 hours).
> >
> > I'm using MSSQL7.0 as bd. Found a gazillion of these in my server.log:
> > "Error","TID=1448","07/13/00","23:15:58","Unable to write reply
> -- client
> > browser stopped waiting for request. "
> > "Error","TID=1448","07/13/00","23:15:58","Windows NT error number 109
> > occurred."
> >
> > Look familiar to you?
> >
> > I've just followed your advice on disabling "maintain db con" - hope it
> helps.
> >
> > Thanks Neil!
> >
> > file://Nille
> >
> >
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RE: CFLOCK datasource var?

[Peter Theobald]

1. It's going to reside in memory one way or the other. Either one copy as an 
Application variable or one copy for each page request currently executing as a 
"variable" variable or a request variable. This isn't idle curiosity for me, I am 
doing this on a site that has almost a thousand "constants" each page needs.

2. Point taken. So it would work BUT it's bad practice.

At 03:08 PM 8/30/00 -0400, Dave Watts wrote:
>> Why wouldn't he put it in an Application variable? If it's 
>> the same for everyone that would make the most sense to me.
>> 
>> 
>>   
>> 
>>
>> 
>> 
>> If you never EVER EVER set it anywhere else, you shouldn't 
>> need to lock it for reads, would you?
>
>Two points.
>
>1. If the variable's never going to change, why make it reside in memory?
>The cost of creating and destroying a local or Request scoped variable is
>infinitesimal.
>
>2. If I never EVER EVER did anything I shouldn't, I'd be a much better
>person. Application development shouldn't rely on the good graces of
>individual programmers, wherever it's possible not to. If you create a
>memory variable, you should assume that someone else, writing some other
>script or maintaining your script after you've moved to other things, will
>do the wrong thing.
>
>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>http://www.figleaf.com/
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RE: Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)

[Steve Bernard]

High Performance Fortran? Sounds like Object Cobol :)

Steve

-Original Message-
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Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:27 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)


I'm learning HPF (high performance fortran) but i wouldn't look at that as a
trend :)) wap for fun, and cf for work,
cos it might not be perfect for everything, but its good enough for most
things, In the UK at least CF is on an upward curve in terms of usage and in
fact wage bills

Stew

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Re: Query with a Query problem!

[Deanna L. Schneider]

I think what you want is something like so:


#name#
#address#
#email#


See if that works.
-d



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RE: CF vs. ASP (was: What I want in CF (was: Learning ASP))

[Steve Bernard]

LOL, no doubt. It's so funny how people expect all the new stuff to work
with the old stuff flawlessly but then complain endlessly about slowdowns
and kludges caused by making thing work through version changes.

DOS sucks! = NT developed => My DOS apps won't run under NT!

Steve

-Original Message-
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Subject: RE: CF vs. ASP (was: What I want in CF (was: Learning ASP))

.
.

So, you're surprised that if you upgrade the operating system to one which
didn't exist when you bought CF, it might not work on it?

.
.

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RE: Web server mapping not working...

[Kelly Matthews]

is your PUBLIC folder an FTP root folder? because they dont act the same
they will list files instead
of showing them.

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> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 4:01 PM
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  Web server mapping not working...
> 
> I am having trouble with what should be a simple Apache web server
> mapping:
> 
> I had:
> 
> Alias / /home/httpd/html/mydomain.com/
> and it correctly ran the index.cfm in that directory when I went to the
> domain name in my browser.
> 
> I changed it to:
> 
> Alias / /home/httpd/html/mydomain.com/public/
> and now when I go to the domain name my browser shows me a listing of the
> files in the "public" directory INCLUDING the index.cfm file. I tried
> putting an index.htm just to make sure it wasn't Cold Fusion causing the
> problem and I still get a directory listing including the index.cfm and
> index.htm files in the list.
> 
> That is the only thing I changed. I can change it back and forth and see
> it work/not work.
> 
> -Going crazy
> 
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Re: OT: Need help connecting company to internet

[Gregory Harris]

This is what I'd do, contact your favorite ISP in your area that offers business 
solutions and discuss what you need with them.  Answer yourself the following things:

1) Are we going to do any web hosting ourselves, or do we just want to surf the net?  
More upstream bandwidth will be more expensive

2) How fast does our connection need to be (dsl vs. T1, and exact bandwidth applies 
here).

3) How reliable does our connection need to be (Leased T1 lines are the most reliable, 
Frame Relay and DSL solutions are further behind, but price again is an issue)

4) How many people will be accessing simultaneously (amount of bandwidth needed here)

With this information, I could craft you a decent Internet solution anyways.



Gregory Harris
Los Angeles Information Technology Agency (ITA)
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/30 12:44 PM >>>
Springfield, Mo


>From: Nick McClure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Art Broussard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: OT: Need help connecting company to internet
>Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2000 15:42:10 -0400
>
>Where are you located?
>
>
>At 01:59 PM 8/30/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>>I know this is not the best place to ask but I don't know of any other
>>mailing list or web site to go to. You can also reply to me of list to cut
>>down on the noise.
>>
>>My wife works for a Not for Profit organization and they want to have
>>company wide Internet access. There are about 40 computers that need to be
>>hooked up. They already have all the computers networked together so that
>>should help matters. The problem is I don't have a clue what they need to 
>>do
>>any of this and the guy they talked to said it would cost around $10,000 
>>to
>>do it.
>>
>>Can anyone give me an idea on what they need, what it should cost, or 
>>where
>>on the net I could find these answerers?
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>>Thanks
>>
>>Art
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Re: OT: Need help connecting company to internet

[paul smith]

Don't know why it would cost anywhere near $10K since they
already have a network in place.

Here in California, SAVVIS will put in DSL for change.
One Cat5 cable from the DSL router to their existing hub
might be all they need.  SAVVIS owns the router, so you
don't even have to buy it. $250/month for connectivity
for 416 (about 1/4th of a T-1)

best,  paul


PS> I married an ex-nun.  What order is it?


At 01:59 PM 8/30/00 -0500, you wrote:
>I know this is not the best place to ask but I don't know of any other
>mailing list or web site to go to. You can also reply to me of list to cut
>down on the noise.
>
>My wife works for a Not for Profit organization and they want to have
>company wide Internet access. There are about 40 computers that need to be
>hooked up. They already have all the computers networked together so that
>should help matters. The problem is I don't have a clue what they need to do
>any of this and the guy they talked to said it would cost around $10,000 to
>do it.
>
>Can anyone give me an idea on what they need, what it should cost, or where
>on the net I could find these answerers?
>
>Thanks
>
>Art
>
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>word for you with the Nuns;-)
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RE: Has the Apocalypse cometh? (Was RE: CF vs. ASP)

[John Allred]

Jeremy,

Your rant produced a thought I hadn't had before. I wonder how competitive
ASP would be vs. CF if it were not free, but instead offered at roughly the
same price point?

I just finished up a post to a thread on an HWG list that someone started
by asking about free or low cost web/database solutions. There is a large
community out there that is really into "free" and/or open source software.
They sneer at companies that offer what they term "proprietary" solutions.
All other things being equal, I can't imagine that nearly as many people
would bother to learn and use ASP, if they had to pay for it.

I'm kind of surprised that Allaire hasn't pushed their own free options
more aggressively. It would be a serious coup, if they started offering
Studio for free. I have no idea what their sales figures look like, but it
would seem they make most of their money off of their enterprise class
offerings and support subscriptions. Studio for free would certainly kick
ASP's butt.

Regards,
--John


Microsoft is giving away ASP like they gave away
Internet Explorer. IE, ASP+ .NET
all of this is a part of Microsofts agenda to
push them as a premiere devleoper of Applicaton
servers provider tools and Applications Services
through Microsoft. I truly believe giving away ASP
does not hurt competition but if they make ASP+
a better tool and still give it away for
free they are STLL practicing monopolistic
tactics and I still truly believe even tho
this is seemingly counterproductive at first
that microsoft should be broken into at the
very least Applications Company and Operating System
Company.

I just think it is highly un-fair of MS to be
doing something like this.



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Re: JRUN and CF 4.5

[Cary Gordon]

admin :
webserver - 8000
listening port - none
control - 52000

default:
webserver - 8100
listening port - 51000
control - 53000

At 12:12 PM 8/29/2000 -0600, you wrote:
>Running 4.51. What did you set JRUN ports to?
>- Original Message -
>From: "Cary Gordon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 10:03 AM
>Subject: Re: JRUN and CF 4.5
>
>
> > If you are not running 4.51, it may be the issue.
> >
> > I am running W2K, CF 4.51 and JRun 3.0 with no problems.
> >
> > Cary
> >
> > At 09:43 AM 8/28/2000 -0600, you wrote:
> > >After I install Jrun 3.0 on a Win2K box CF 4.5 dies.
> > >
> > >Anybody have any idea why?
> > >
> > >TIA
> > >
> > >Don
> >

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IE for Macs and Solaris

[Lou Pizzolatto]

We are having a problem with the cfcookie tag on IE for Macs and Solaris.
After creating a new cookie, we use the meta refrsh to load the next page,
however Solaris doesn't process the meta tag and IE on the Mac loses the
cookie.  Any answers as to why this happens or how to get around it.

Thanks
Lou

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RE: RE: OT: Securing Code ( was "Download Code")

[paul smith]

Good place to start reading: http://www.nolo.com/

best,  paul

At 02:44 PM 8/30/00 -0400, you wrote:
>it's probably in your best interest to consult a lawyer if this is of any
>importance more than curiosity.  if that's it, however, search for
>"intellectual property" and read read read.

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CACHE vs STRUCTURE?

[paul smith]

Hello!

Doin' some timing tests here.

For same tasks:

Store data in cached query:  average = 180ms
Store database in Structure: average = 227ms

Structure takes 26% longer.

Is this expected behavior?

best,  paul

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Re: CF hangs

[Jimmy B. Glass]

Hey Guys...
I am having the exact same problem as you guys have described... I have just
taken over on this site, and it seems have been going on for a while. We are
using CF 4.0.1 on NT 4 machines. We use SQL server as our DB. Did ya'll ever
come up with a solution to the NT Errors 109 & 232? I tried your fix to tell
the ODBC not to maintain a connection, but still am able to produce the
"Unable to write reply - Client browser stopped waiting for request" which I
feel triggers the NT Error 109, eventually halting CF server.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Jimmy G



- Original Message -
From: "Nille af Ekenstam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 14, 2000 6:27 AM
Subject: RE: CF hangs


> Neil Robinson skrev:
>
>
> >Hi Nille,
> >
> >I had what sounds like the same problem this week.  What database are you
> >using?  If it's the same problem (check your server.log file for NT
Errors)
> >then it seems to be caused by ODBC drivers keeping database connections
> >open.  After the timeout period on the db server, CF tries to use the
same
> >connection pipe thinking that it's still open, and an error occurs.  I
> >disabled the 'maintain database connection' option on my oracle odbc
driver
> >and it's now been running fine for about 24 hours (normally it would hang
> >after 1-2 hours).
>
> I'm using MSSQL7.0 as bd. Found a gazillion of these in my server.log:
> "Error","TID=1448","07/13/00","23:15:58","Unable to write reply -- client
> browser stopped waiting for request. "
> "Error","TID=1448","07/13/00","23:15:58","Windows NT error number 109
> occurred."
>
> Look familiar to you?
>
> I've just followed your advice on disabling "maintain db con" - hope it
helps.
>
> Thanks Neil!
>
> file://Nille
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Re: Alternatives to Access?

[Gregory Harris]

Ok, I can meet you on everything but price for SQL Server, a few hundred $ is not 
gonna get you SQL Server, I'd want about $4000 budgeted for all the SQL Server 
Licenses you need, but if ya can splurge, it'll be worth it!

Gregory Harris
Los Angeles Information Technology Agency (ITA)
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With all of this talk about Access being inadequate for medium to heavy
traffic sites, I'm beginning to rethink my idea of having Access as the
database for my web app. I started developing this app with Access because
it was what I had been using previously for a corporate intranet, and it
always seemed to perform just fine. So far, I'm doing what I can to cache
the queries which don't change very often, and trying to limit the number of
requests the app makes to the database for information. I think that makes
sense for any application with any database. And while I feel that this will
be adequate for development and for a short while after launch, if things go
as I hope they will, I can now (after reading all these *excellent* and
*informative* messages) see Access quickly becoming swamped. :-|

With that in mind, I'd like to begin exploring my options for a more capable
database. I'll be writing code on Windows 98 or NT boxes, with no servers
(database, web or CF) chosen at this point. I would like a database solution
that can handle a respectable (but not necessarily huge) amount of traffic,
but that also:

+ has an GUI somewhat in the fashion of Access. I like to be able to work
with the data in "spreadsheet" fashion, and switch to design view to change
parameters, etc. I guess this requirement is pretty flexible.

+ is not insanely expensive. Is it possible for up to a few hundred US$?

+ won't require me to completely rewrite a large portion of my code. Edit
some queries, etc., sure; rebuild the whole application, no thanks.

+ can import the data that already exists.

+ is simple enough for me to maintain (or learn to maintain) by myself.

+ will support my needs into the future, or at least provide a simple
upgrade path to the Next Great Thing.

I'm sure there are other things I should be considering, but I'm willing to
bet I'll hear about that from y'all shortly... :-)

Thanks,
Matthew

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Alternatives to Access?



With all of this talk about Access being inadequate =
for medium to heavy traffic sites, I'm beginning to rethink my idea of =
having Access as the database for my web app. I started developing this =
app with Access because it was what I had been using previously for a =
corporate intranet, and it always seemed to perform just fine. So far, =
I'm doing what I can to cache the queries which don't change very =
often, and trying to limit the number of requests the app makes to the =
database for information. I think that makes sense for any application =
with any database. And while I feel that this will be adequate for =
development and for a short while after launch, if things go as I hope =
they will, I can now (after reading all these *excellent* and =
*informative* messages) see Access quickly becoming swamped. =
:-|

With that in mind, I'd like to begin exploring my =
options for a more capable database. I'll be writing code on Windows 98 =
or NT boxes, with no servers (database, web or CF) chosen at this =
point. I would like a database solution that can handle a respectable =
(but not necessarily huge) amount of traffic, but that also:

+ has an GUI somewhat in the fashion of Access. I =
like to be able to work with the data in "spreadsheet" =
fashion, and switch to design view to change parameters, etc. I guess =
this requirement is pretty flexible.

+ is not insanely expensive. Is it possible for up to =
a few hundred US$?


+ won't require me to completely rewrite a large =
portion of my code. Edit some queries, etc., sure; rebuild the whole =
application, no thanks.

+ can import the data that already exists.


+ is simple enough for me to maintain (or learn to =
maintain) by myself.


+ will support my needs into the future, or at least =
provide a simple upgrade path to the Next Great Thing.


I'm sure there are other things I should be =
considering, but I'm willing to bet I'll hear about that from y'all =
shortly... :-)

Thanks,
Matthew




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RE: Query with a Query problem!

[Adam Smith]

Chris,
I tried what you suggested but I still got 1 record displayed
when there where actually 3 records in Table 2 that matched
the record values in Table 1
e.g


The SEARCH RESULT count is: #query2.RecordCount#. 

#name#
#address#
#email#



Hence even though the screen display the following
The SEARCH RESULT count is: 3.
It only displayed the full details of 1 record???

--Original Message--
From: "Olive, Christopher M Mr NMR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: August 30, 2000 2:20:38 PM GMT
Subject: RE: Query with a Query problem!


by default, if you don't specify a QUERY attribute in the CFOUTPUT, and just
scope the variable with the query name, you'll get the first record.

if you wrap the second CFQUERY in a CFOUTPUT, you'll be good.

eg.



SELECT  name,address,email
FROMSearchDetails, UserDetails
WHERE

SearchDetails.name = '#Query1.name#'


AND SearchDetails.address = '#Query1.address#'


AND SearchDetails.email = '#Query1.email#'




#name#
#address#
#email#



Chris Olive,
DOEHRS Website Administrator

-Original Message-
From: Adam Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 10:06 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Query with a Query problem!


Hi people,
I'm new to ColdFusion and I'm already stuck with a query problem!
Basically I have 2 tables, Table 1 contains fields name, address, email
address.
Table 2 has the same fields.
I want to query all the records in Table 2 in one go with the values from
Table 1.
Then I want to output all the records in Table 2 which match the values
from each of the records in Table 1.
Can anyone help please.
Below is what I have at the moment but it only compares record 1 from
Table 1 with the records in Table2, it doesn't go on and compare the
other records in Table1 with the records in Table 2 according
to the CFOUTPUT display.


SELECT *
FROM UserDetails



SELECT  name,address,email
FROMSearchDetails, UserDetails
WHERE

SearchDetails.name = '#Query1.name#'


AND SearchDetails.address = '#Query1.address#'


AND SearchDetails.email = '#Query1.email#'




#name#
#address#
#email#



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Re: music cd file management in ColdFusion

[Jim Taylor]

where can i fic that tag


- Original Message -
From: "lsellers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:42 PM
Subject: RE: music cd file management in ColdFusion


> > yes, thanks, I saw that last night.  I haven't had a chance to
> > implement it.
> >
> > Do you connect to the cddb?  I'm working on a custom tag that does that.
> > very small tag- side project.
>
> No. It just reads through the file header info (a bit of mess with mp3 -
> part of it's tacked to the bottom of the file). AU and WAV are fairly
> straight forward though.
>
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Web server mapping not working...

[Peter Theobald]

I am having trouble with what should be a simple Apache web server mapping:

I had:

Alias / /home/httpd/html/mydomain.com/
and it correctly ran the index.cfm in that directory when I went to the domain name in 
my browser.

I changed it to:

Alias / /home/httpd/html/mydomain.com/public/
and now when I go to the domain name my browser shows me a listing of the files in the 
"public" directory INCLUDING the index.cfm file. I tried putting an index.htm just to 
make sure it wasn't Cold Fusion causing the problem and I still get a directory 
listing including the index.cfm and index.htm files in the list.

That is the only thing I changed. I can change it back and forth and see it work/not 
work.

-Going crazy


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HttpX COM object - Help!

[Byron Stuart]

I'm getting an error trying to create the HTTPX COM object.  Has anyone been
able to use this with CF?  It looks great.  It's built on WinSock and
supports SSL, headers, basically everything you'd ever need for HTTP
requests, but it's somewhat complicated to use.  If people are interested,
it's at http://www.mabry.com/httpx.

Anyway, I'm getting this error:
***

Error trying to create object specified in the tag. 

COM error 0x800401F3. Invalid class string 

The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier of
(CFOBJECT), occupying document position (241:5) to (241:78) in the template
file
D:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Products\WebCoderDev25\Encounter\Note\AuthenticateNoteSub
.cfm



Here is the code:



I'm using the class specified in the HTTPX documentation, and I checked the
registry and found this class, so I'm not sure why this isn't working.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

Byron
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Re: SQL

[Chad]

Thanks to everyone for the great info!  This list never ceases to amaze me!  :)

I will go see if i can find a SQL 6.5 book since that is the version they 
are running on the server.

Thanks Again!

At 02:26 PM 8/30/00 -0400, you wrote:
>You can edit a SQL Server remotely via Enterprise Manager, but they will
>need to provide you with a copy and a Connection Licence.
>
>You can use TCP/IP to connect to it. As long at they server is set up to
>allow TCP/IP connections and you can get through any firewall they might have.
>
>Most MS books about SQL Server come with an Eval copy that you can play
>with for 120 Days, and a copy Enterprise Manager that does not expire.
>
>You can also get an eval copy from MS for $10


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RE: SQL Server Connection Problem

[Nilufer]

If you can see the tables from query analyzer
with the same login the problem is not permission.
You need to define the database name in cold fusion admin
otherwise it checks the master database or when you create
a login in SQL Server you need to change the default database from master
to the new database.

-Original Message-
From: Tim Bahlke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:16 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SQL Server Connection Problem


Hey all,

I am having a problem with a SQL Server connection.  In CF administrator, I
am able to verify connection to the server.  However, when I try to query
the db I get an error message telling me that the object name (which is the
table) does not exist.

When I go to look at the db through CF Studio I can see the db but no tables
that I created.

I'm guessing this is a permissions problem.  Can someone please help me out
on this?  I am running Win200 Pro, SQL 7.0 Desktop Edition, and CF 4.5.

Thanks,

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RE: dynamic variables (cont.)

[Rick Osborne]

You just need another Evaluate() in your second loop:


  
  
  

You Picked: #ThisName# (#ThisValue#)

  


HTH,
Rick

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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: dynamic variables (cont.)


On the action page I have tried everything I can think of with little luck.
I do get the variable name output if I use this, but no value:




You Picked: #Evaluate(test)#




I sure would appreciate some assistance here  Thanks!!!




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RE: SQL Server Connection Problem

[Dave Watts]

> I am having a problem with a SQL Server connection.  In CF 
> administrator, I am able to verify connection to the server.  
> However, when I try to query the db I get an error message 
> telling me that the object name (which is the table) does 
> not exist.
> 
> When I go to look at the db through CF Studio I can see the 
> db but no tables that I created.
> 
> I'm guessing this is a permissions problem. Can someone 
> please help me out on this? I am running Win200 Pro, SQL 7.0 
> Desktop Edition, and CF 4.5.

Check your ODBC datasource, and make sure you've got the right database name
(not database server) in it. Unless you change it, the default database your
datasource would reference would be the master database, which doesn't have
any user tables in it.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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Re: OT: Need help connecting company to internet

[Art Broussard]

Springfield, Mo


>From: Nick McClure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Art Broussard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: OT: Need help connecting company to internet
>Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2000 15:42:10 -0400
>
>Where are you located?
>
>
>At 01:59 PM 8/30/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>>I know this is not the best place to ask but I don't know of any other
>>mailing list or web site to go to. You can also reply to me of list to cut
>>down on the noise.
>>
>>My wife works for a Not for Profit organization and they want to have
>>company wide Internet access. There are about 40 computers that need to be
>>hooked up. They already have all the computers networked together so that
>>should help matters. The problem is I don't have a clue what they need to 
>>do
>>any of this and the guy they talked to said it would cost around $10,000 
>>to
>>do it.
>>
>>Can anyone give me an idea on what they need, what it should cost, or 
>>where
>>on the net I could find these answerers?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Art
>>
>>PS: If you can help me I will put in a good
>>word for you with the Nuns;-)
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RE: music cd file management in ColdFusion

[lsellers]

> yes, thanks, I saw that last night.  I haven't had a chance to
> implement it.
>
> Do you connect to the cddb?  I'm working on a custom tag that does that.
> very small tag- side project.

No. It just reads through the file header info (a bit of mess with mp3 -
part of it's tacked to the bottom of the file). AU and WAV are fairly
straight forward though.

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Re: CF Conferance 2000 :: Do you want my registration?

[Chris Michl]

Paul,

I started working with Cold Fusion about  four years ago (version 1.5) -- my
professional background is actually on the network engineering side of IT.
Though I did not learn anything earth-shattering at last year's conference,
I can definitely say it was worth every penny. I came away with new
perspectives that I wouldn't have understood if I had stayed home -- and I
think I'm a more valuable developer/employee as a result. I'll be attending
this year's conference with the same expectations.

 Regards,

Chris Michl
- Original Message -
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Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 1:38 PM
Subject: RE: CF Conferance 2000 :: Do you want my registration?


> Ok.
>
> So  my manager comes up to me today & says.
> Can you justify what you may learn from the conference, with the total
cost
> of flights & hotel.
>
> ? not sure, I reply.
>
> Will I even be here at this company come November now that I must be 30 %
> billable I ask him?
> That's not the point he says.
>
> Then I ask if he is satisfied with all the friggin forms I build day in &
> out?
> He says sure.
>
> So why go?
> To be aware of emerging technologies.
>
> So, I am a newbie to intermediate at CF.
> Do you think that the conference will be worth it, as far as learning more
> about CF & Development?
>
> Sorry for the OT:
> Have a few more hours befor I can cancell & still get 50% back.
>
> Thanks
> -paul

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(Way OT) Need some IIS info

[Marcus]

I have several sites that have 'dealer' sites underneath them
(dealer.domain.com) and I have always used Netscapes suitespot servers for
these since it is very simple to set them up.

The problem is that the Netscape servers are just falling behind in
technology. I'm sure there is an easy method for doing this on IIS servers,
but I never learned it, and it's not jumping out at me from looking around.

Anyone else using this feature that can explain?

Marcus

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SQL Server Connection Problem

[Tim Bahlke]

Hey all,

I am having a problem with a SQL Server connection.  In CF administrator, I 
am able to verify connection to the server.  However, when I try to query 
the db I get an error message telling me that the object name (which is the 
table) does not exist.

When I go to look at the db through CF Studio I can see the db but no tables 
that I created.

I'm guessing this is a permissions problem.  Can someone please help me out 
on this?  I am running Win200 Pro, SQL 7.0 Desktop Edition, and CF 4.5.

Thanks,

Tim
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RE: music cd file management in ColdFusion

[Don Smith]

yes, thanks, I saw that last night.  I haven't had a chance to implement it.

Do you connect to the cddb?  I'm working on a custom tag that does that.
very small tag- side project.

thanks,

Don

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Subject: RE: music cd file management in ColdFusion


> Has anyone here used ColdFusion, specifically CFDirectory and CFFile to
> access music cd song directories?  I will check that out tonight, but was
> curious if someone had an application or custom tag that did this already.

There is the younger brother/sister to CFX_ImageInfo I wrote called
CFX_AudioInfo which can rip open mp3's, etc to get at their info (title,
artist, etc). That might be useful.

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RE: CFLOCK datasource var?

[Dave Watts]

> Why wouldn't he put it in an Application variable? If it's 
> the same for everyone that would make the most sense to me.
> 
> 
>   
> 
>
> 
> 
> If you never EVER EVER set it anywhere else, you shouldn't 
> need to lock it for reads, would you?

Two points.

1. If the variable's never going to change, why make it reside in memory?
The cost of creating and destroying a local or Request scoped variable is
infinitesimal.

2. If I never EVER EVER did anything I shouldn't, I'd be a much better
person. Application development shouldn't rely on the good graces of
individual programmers, wherever it's possible not to. If you create a
memory variable, you should assume that someone else, writing some other
script or maintaining your script after you've moved to other things, will
do the wrong thing.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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OT: Need help connecting company to internet

[Art Broussard]

I know this is not the best place to ask but I don't know of any other 
mailing list or web site to go to. You can also reply to me of list to cut 
down on the noise.

My wife works for a Not for Profit organization and they want to have 
company wide Internet access. There are about 40 computers that need to be 
hooked up. They already have all the computers networked together so that 
should help matters. The problem is I don't have a clue what they need to do 
any of this and the guy they talked to said it would cost around $10,000 to 
do it.

Can anyone give me an idea on what they need, what it should cost, or where 
on the net I could find these answerers?

Thanks

Art

PS: If you can help me I will put in a good
word for you with the Nuns;-)
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RE: CF Conferance 2000 :: Do you want my registration?

[Howell, Katie]

>Can you justify what you may learn from the conference, with the total cost
>of flights & hotel.

Heck yeah!!  When I first asked my company about going they asked if it was
going to be a sales pitch for Allaire products or if I would actually learn
something.  I gave him a list of the sessions that are being offered, with
their descriptions and he was sold.

>So, I am a newbie to intermediate at CF.
>Do you think that the conference will be worth it, as far as learning more
>about CF & Development?

Yeah it's worth itand they've already invested some $$$  Go for it!

Katie
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Re: formatting social security number

[Dave Hannum]

INSERT INTO table
(SSN)
VALUE (#Replace("#FORM.SSN#", "-", "", "ALL")#)





Just real quickly - you may need to tweak . .

Dave

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Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 2:18 PM
Subject: formatting social security number


I need to take the dashes out of a social security number before storing to
the database, and then put them back in when the page is brought up again
later.  Is there a way to do this in coldfusion??

Thanks,
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Re: formatting social security number

[Jamie Keane]

Here's what I did:


and to display it properly,
#Left(output,3)#-#Mid(output,4,2)#-#Right(output,4)#

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>I need to take the dashes out of a social security number before storing to
>the database, and then put them back in when the page is brought up again
>later.  Is there a way to do this in coldfusion??
>
>Thanks,
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Re: MS Access V.S. SQL

[Gregory Harris]

I would say that you hit the limit of access there :-)

The best I've seen in any of my access apps is maybe 5 or 6 users concurrently, 
usually doing just simple selects at the Front end, with the occasional 
insert/update/delete occuring once in awhile in the backend.  This worked with no 
complaints, even tho I was worried and dropped in on the performance monitor quite 
often to see just how well access was handling it.  I figure at 3 times more than that 
(which is where you appear to be), would be the most access could handle then.  With 
probably 3 times more worrying for me :-)

Gregory Harris
Los Angeles Information Technology Agency (ITA)
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/30 11:27 AM >>>
You're right, Gregory -- the question is not so much the number of records
(10,000 can EASILY be handled by Access), but more what do you expect in
terms of number of INSERTS, UPDATEs and DELETEs during a given period of
time.

I've found, however, that Access can be a great solution in some
circumstances. For example, I've got a CF-based CRM application, running on
Access 2k (139mb), that easily supports 15 concurrent users who bang on it
pretty good 8 hours a day -- lots of INSERTS and UPDATES. The application is
not only fast, but we've had no data integrity issues either. Granted, the
application is on an Intranet -- so I know traffic won't dramatically change
overnight. I will soon be upsizing the application to SQL Server because I
AM concerned about future activity, not because the application doesn't
perform well today.

I know it is politically incorrect to admit that you use Access, but it is
an inexpensive solution that can be a good fit in some situations -- plus it
is relatively easy to upsize to SQL Server when you can justify the cost.

Chris Michl

- Original Message -
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:26 PM
Subject: Re: MS Access V.S. SQL


Having 10,000 records is one thing, how often, and how many people are going
to be accessing them?  If it's anymore than "a few", then you better go to
SQL Server.  It's really that simple

Gregory Harris
Los Angeles Information Technology Agency (ITA)
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/30 10:04 AM >>>
How many records can MS Access handle safely?  Im looking at a project that
may be around 10,000 Records.

Are there other specific database needs that demand making the leap to a
SQL server?



Thanks
Chad

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RE: RE: OT: Securing Code ( was "Download Code")

[Olive, Christopher M Mr NMR]

it's probably in your best interest to consult a lawyer if this is of any
importance more than curiosity.  if that's it, however, search for
"intellectual property" and read read read.

Chris Olive,
DOEHRS Website Administrator 

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Subject: RE: RE: OT: Securing Code ( was "Download Code")


Do you have links or other references for this? I'm interested in learning
more.

Thanks,

Steve

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actually, that's incorrect.  if there is no IP verbiage in the contract, and
the work is not "for hire" (W2 employees), the IP remains with the
contractor that created the software, not the company for which the software
was contractually created.

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dynamic variables (cont.)

[Kathy Bergman]

I have been trying to implement the coding suggestions given on this subject over the 
last week.  I can get the name of the variable to output if I use "evaluate", but not 
the value.   However, in the debugging section on the bottom of the action page, the 
value is listed correctly.

My form page includes:




#lProduct# #copy1# #copy2#  #loopcount#






On the action page I have tried everything I can think of with little luck.  I do get 
the variable name output if I use this, but no value:




You Picked: #Evaluate(test)#




I sure would appreciate some assistance here  Thanks!!!



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Re: Query with a Query problem!

[Adam Smith]

The reason I have 2 Tables is because this part of my application will do
the follwing:
Customers fill out a form to specify their search criteria, these details
are stored into Table 1 whcih will have the fields, Cust_name,Cust_address,
Cust_email,Car_model_type,
Yr_of_model,Price_range.

Using the values in Table1 a SCHEDULED event will query Table2 to match the
records in Table 1 with records in Table 2 that contain details of car
owners who want to sell their vehicles.

Any matching records found in Table 2 that meet each of the records in
Table1 are e-mailed in a batch using the email field in Table 1 to the
customers.
The output test is used to check if the query2 is working.

So, theoretically if record 1 in Table1 has the value
Car_model_type = Ford focus and 5 records exists or 5 Car owners exist in
Table2 that have the value "Ford focus" in the Car_model field then, these 5
records should be emailed to the customer in record1 / table 1.
I think a loop might have to be used to batch process the results to all the
customers in Table 1 at one go???

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Sent: August 30, 2000 2:50:54 PM GMT
Subject: Re: Query with a Query problem!


Just a thought:  I don't know the details of your database
application but from your description, I wonder whether you need to
have two tables.  If the same fields are in both, perhaps you could
manage with one table and perhaps an additional field that makes
whatever distinction having them in two tables currently makes if
you see what I mean.

Graham

On 30 Aug 00, at 10:06, Adam Smith wrote:

> Hi people,
> I'm new to ColdFusion and I'm already stuck with a query problem!
> Basically I have 2 tables, Table 1 contains fields name, address, email
> address.
> Table 2 has the same fields.
> I want to query all the records in Table 2 in one go with the values from
> Table 1.
> Then I want to output all the records in Table 2 which match the values
> from each of the records in Table 1.
> Can anyone help please.
> Below is what I have at the moment but it only compares record 1 from
> Table 1 with the records in Table2, it doesn't go on and compare the
> other records in Table1 with the records in Table 2 according
> to the CFOUTPUT display.
>
> 
> SELECT *
> FROM UserDetails
> 
>
> 
> SELECT  name,address,email
> FROMSearchDetails, UserDetails
> WHERE
> 
> SearchDetails.name = '#Query1.name#'
> 
> 
> AND SearchDetails.address = '#Query1.address#'
> 
> 
> AND SearchDetails.email = '#Query1.email#'
> 
> 
>
> 
> #name#
> #address#
> #email#
> 
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Alternatives to Access?

[Kuehn, Matthew]

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With all of this talk about Access being inadequate for medium to heavy
traffic sites, I'm beginning to rethink my idea of having Access as the
database for my web app. I started developing this app with Access because
it was what I had been using previously for a corporate intranet, and it
always seemed to perform just fine. So far, I'm doing what I can to cache
the queries which don't change very often, and trying to limit the number of
requests the app makes to the database for information. I think that makes
sense for any application with any database. And while I feel that this will
be adequate for development and for a short while after launch, if things go
as I hope they will, I can now (after reading all these *excellent* and
*informative* messages) see Access quickly becoming swamped. :-|

With that in mind, I'd like to begin exploring my options for a more capable
database. I'll be writing code on Windows 98 or NT boxes, with no servers
(database, web or CF) chosen at this point. I would like a database solution
that can handle a respectable (but not necessarily huge) amount of traffic,
but that also:

+ has an GUI somewhat in the fashion of Access. I like to be able to work
with the data in "spreadsheet" fashion, and switch to design view to change
parameters, etc. I guess this requirement is pretty flexible.

+ is not insanely expensive. Is it possible for up to a few hundred US$?

+ won't require me to completely rewrite a large portion of my code. Edit
some queries, etc., sure; rebuild the whole application, no thanks.

+ can import the data that already exists.

+ is simple enough for me to maintain (or learn to maintain) by myself.

+ will support my needs into the future, or at least provide a simple
upgrade path to the Next Great Thing.

I'm sure there are other things I should be considering, but I'm willing to
bet I'll hear about that from y'all shortly... :-)

Thanks,
Matthew

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Alternatives to Access?



With all of this talk about Access being inadequate =
for medium to heavy traffic sites, I'm beginning to rethink my idea of =
having Access as the database for my web app. I started developing this =
app with Access because it was what I had been using previously for a =
corporate intranet, and it always seemed to perform just fine. So far, =
I'm doing what I can to cache the queries which don't change very =
often, and trying to limit the number of requests the app makes to the =
database for information. I think that makes sense for any application =
with any database. And while I feel that this will be adequate for =
development and for a short while after launch, if things go as I hope =
they will, I can now (after reading all these *excellent* and =
*informative* messages) see Access quickly becoming swamped. =
:-|

With that in mind, I'd like to begin exploring my =
options for a more capable database. I'll be writing code on Windows 98 =
or NT boxes, with no servers (database, web or CF) chosen at this =
point. I would like a database solution that can handle a respectable =
(but not necessarily huge) amount of traffic, but that also:

+ has an GUI somewhat in the fashion of Access. I =
like to be able to work with the data in "spreadsheet" =
fashion, and switch to design view to change parameters, etc. I guess =
this requirement is pretty flexible.

+ is not insanely expensive. Is it possible for up to =
a few hundred US$?


+ won't require me to completely rewrite a large =
portion of my code. Edit some queries, etc., sure; rebuild the whole =
application, no thanks.

+ can import the data that already exists.


+ is simple enough for me to maintain (or learn to =
maintain) by myself.


+ will support my needs into the future, or at least =
provide a simple upgrade path to the Next Great Thing.


I'm sure there are other things I should be =
considering, but I'm willing to bet I'll hear about that from y'all =
shortly... :-)

Thanks,
Matthew




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RE: CF Conferance 2000 :: Do you want my registration?

[Paul Ihrig]

Ok.

So  my manager comes up to me today & says.
Can you justify what you may learn from the conference, with the total cost
of flights & hotel.

? not sure, I reply.

Will I even be here at this company come November now that I must be 30 %
billable I ask him?
That's not the point he says.

Then I ask if he is satisfied with all the friggin forms I build day in &
out?
He says sure.

So why go?
To be aware of emerging technologies.

So, I am a newbie to intermediate at CF.
Do you think that the conference will be worth it, as far as learning more
about CF & Development?

Sorry for the OT: 
Have a few more hours befor I can cancell & still get 50% back.

Thanks
-paul
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RE: SQL

[Chad]

Yes, it is a SQL server.  Here is the next trip wire.  The server is 
currently running ver 6.5.  I doubt i can even buy ver 6.5 any more.

Thanks for the reply.  I will check out Enterprise manager.

At 07:11 PM 8/30/00 +0100, you wrote:
>You should, providing you have permissions to do so, be able to attach
>directly with Enterprise manager, also providing you're talking about SQL
>Server...
>
>Stew
>
>
>
>-Original Message-
>From: Chad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: 30 August 2000 18:53
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: SQL
>
>
>Im doing a quote for a company that has a current SQL database for their
>existing web page.  We will be adding a section to their web page.
>
>Is there a way i can edit this SQL database remotely?  I have never worked
>with a SQL database or server, and im wondering what kind of investment i
>have to make to edit their existing database?
>
>Thanks
>Chad
>
>
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Re: SQL

[Nick McClure]

You can edit a SQL Server remotely via Enterprise Manager, but they will 
need to provide you with a copy and a Connection Licence.

You can use TCP/IP to connect to it. As long at they server is set up to 
allow TCP/IP connections and you can get through any firewall they might have.

Most MS books about SQL Server come with an Eval copy that you can play 
with for 120 Days, and a copy Enterprise Manager that does not expire.

You can also get an eval copy from MS for $10


At 01:52 PM 8/30/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>Im doing a quote for a company that has a current SQL database for their
>existing web page.  We will be adding a section to their web page.
>
>Is there a way i can edit this SQL database remotely?  I have never worked
>with a SQL database or server, and im wondering what kind of investment i
>have to make to edit their existing database?
>
>Thanks
>Chad
>
>
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Re: CF vs. ASP (was: What I want in CF (was: Learning ASP))

[Dave Hannum]

There are patches to make 4.01 work on Win2k.  We've done it here . .

Dave


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It's not so much the fact that I had to upgrade CF to 4.5.1 to get it
to work on Win2k.  It was more that I had to pay big money to get
said upgrade.  A 4.0.2 release that ran on Win2k without the new
"features" would have been more reasonable, IMNSHO...  What *really*
ticked me off was that upgrading from 4.0.1 to 4.5.1 broke code that
had been running stably for *months* without a server reboot (and on
Windows, no less!).

> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:42 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> ASP))
>
>
>
> > > We upgraded all our ASP servers to Win2k with no problems.  All
> > > of the code still worked afterwards with no kludging
> > > whatsoever.  It truly was a painless upgrade.
>
> The developers  of ASP have the WIN32 source code , Allaire
> do not. What do
> u expect???
>
>
>
> ~ Justin
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RE: SQL

[Rif Kiamil]

Are u going do the admin with SQL EM (GUI) or uses T-SQL ?

-Original Message-
From: Chad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 30 August 2000 18:53
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SQL


Im doing a quote for a company that has a current SQL database for their 
existing web page.  We will be adding a section to their web page.

Is there a way i can edit this SQL database remotely?  I have never worked 
with a SQL database or server, and im wondering what kind of investment i 
have to make to edit their existing database?

Thanks
Chad



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Re: MS Access V.S. SQL

[Chris Michl]

You're right, Gregory -- the question is not so much the number of records
(10,000 can EASILY be handled by Access), but more what do you expect in
terms of number of INSERTS, UPDATEs and DELETEs during a given period of
time.

I've found, however, that Access can be a great solution in some
circumstances. For example, I've got a CF-based CRM application, running on
Access 2k (139mb), that easily supports 15 concurrent users who bang on it
pretty good 8 hours a day -- lots of INSERTS and UPDATES. The application is
not only fast, but we've had no data integrity issues either. Granted, the
application is on an Intranet -- so I know traffic won't dramatically change
overnight. I will soon be upsizing the application to SQL Server because I
AM concerned about future activity, not because the application doesn't
perform well today.

I know it is politically incorrect to admit that you use Access, but it is
an inexpensive solution that can be a good fit in some situations -- plus it
is relatively easy to upsize to SQL Server when you can justify the cost.

Chris Michl

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From: "Gregory Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:26 PM
Subject: Re: MS Access V.S. SQL


Having 10,000 records is one thing, how often, and how many people are going
to be accessing them?  If it's anymore than "a few", then you better go to
SQL Server.  It's really that simple

Gregory Harris
Los Angeles Information Technology Agency (ITA)
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/30 10:04 AM >>>
How many records can MS Access handle safely?  Im looking at a project that
may be around 10,000 Records.

Are there other specific database needs that demand making the leap to a
SQL server?



Thanks
Chad

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RE: SQL

[Chapman, Katrina]

You can do it the old fanshioned way with cfquery and statements.

--K

-Original Message-
From: Chad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 10:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SQL


Im doing a quote for a company that has a current SQL database for their 
existing web page.  We will be adding a section to their web page.

Is there a way i can edit this SQL database remotely?  I have never worked 
with a SQL database or server, and im wondering what kind of investment i 
have to make to edit their existing database?

Thanks
Chad



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formatting social security number

[Kim Ahlbrandt]

I need to take the dashes out of a social security number before storing to 
the database, and then put them back in when the page is brought up again 
later.  Is there a way to do this in coldfusion??

Thanks,
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Re: SQL

[Adrian Cooper]

- Original Message -
From: "Chad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 6:52 PM


> Is there a way i can edit this SQL database remotely?  I have never worked
> with a SQL database or server, and im wondering what kind of investment i
> have to make to edit their existing database?

If the O/S is Windows 2000 Server (or above) you can use Terminal Services, the
server side of which is integrated. It is as good as being at the server itself.
For the client side, you can either generate a client connection (which fits on
a floppy), or use the advanced client which runs on a web server, and you can
connect to from anywhere with a web browser  - both work extremely well.

Adrian Cooper.


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RE: SQL

[Stewart McGowan]

You should, providing you have permissions to do so, be able to attach
directly with Enterprise manager, also providing you're talking about SQL
Server...

Stew



-Original Message-
From: Chad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 30 August 2000 18:53
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SQL


Im doing a quote for a company that has a current SQL database for their 
existing web page.  We will be adding a section to their web page.

Is there a way i can edit this SQL database remotely?  I have never worked 
with a SQL database or server, and im wondering what kind of investment i 
have to make to edit their existing database?

Thanks
Chad



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RE: MS Access V.S. SQL

[Gary McNeel, Jr.]

Hello Chad.

Here at Rice we use Access for a lot of our simple sites. We have some DBs
hold over 60,000 (yes, thousand) records with no problems. Our user load is
low on these though, only 3-4 people working with them at any given moment.

We do have some that have about 10-20 thousand records that only viewable to
people on the web, just used for reporting. Sorry, no stats on usage, but no
complaints either.

Personally, I only use SQL. It is fast and flexible for developing,
especially if you are doing it remotely (Enterprise Manager works great for
me). Granted, I am not nearly as sophisticated as some of the people here,
but our stuff does the job, pretty much with little or no problems.

-Gary

> -Original Message-
> From: Chad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: MS Access V.S. SQL
>
>
> How many records can MS Access handle safely?  Im looking at a
> project that
> may be around 10,000 Records.
>
> Are there other specific database needs that demand making the leap to a
> SQL server?
>
>
>
> Thanks
> Chad
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RE: CFLOCK datasource var?

[Peter Theobald]

Why wouldn't he put it in an Application variable? If it's the same for everyone that 
would make the most sense to me.


  

   


If you never EVER EVER set it anywhere else, you shouldn't need to lock it for reads, 
would you?

At 04:45 PM 8/29/00 -0400, Dave Watts wrote:
>> In my application.cfm I set a session var for all my queries' 
>> datasource like this:
>> 
>> 
>>  
>> 
>> 
>> So... Do I need to read-only lock every reference to 
>> session.ds in all my other templates where I have a query 
>> using that datasource session var? e.g.,
>> 
>> 
>> select sysdate from dual
>> 
>> 
>> Since session.ds is always identical for every user of this 
>> site, what does it matter if it's locked or not?
>
>The short answer is, yes, you should lock it, because there's a potential
>for memory corruption with multiple concurrent reads, which can occur even
>with session variables.
>
>The longer answer is that if the value is going to be the same for everybody
>using the application, you should store it as a "constant" by putting it
>into the local Variables scope within application.cfm, or even better, the
>Request scope:
>
>
>
>There's no reason to store this on a per-user basis in memory unless each
>user actually gets a different datasource.
>
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RE: CF vs. ASP (was: What I want in CF (was: Learning ASP))

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It's not so much the fact that I had to upgrade CF to 4.5.1 to get it
to work on Win2k.  It was more that I had to pay big money to get
said upgrade.  A 4.0.2 release that ran on Win2k without the new
"features" would have been more reasonable, IMNSHO...  What *really*
ticked me off was that upgrading from 4.0.1 to 4.5.1 broke code that
had been running stably for *months* without a server reboot (and on
Windows, no less!).

> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:42 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: CF vs. ASP (was: What I want in CF (was: Learning
> ASP))  
> 
> 
> 
> > > We upgraded all our ASP servers to Win2k with no problems.  All
> > > of the code still worked afterwards with no kludging
> > > whatsoever.  It truly was a painless upgrade.
> 
> The developers  of ASP have the WIN32 source code , Allaire 
> do not. What do
> u expect???
> 
> 
> 
> ~ Justin
> 
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SQL

[Chad]

Im doing a quote for a company that has a current SQL database for their 
existing web page.  We will be adding a section to their web page.

Is there a way i can edit this SQL database remotely?  I have never worked 
with a SQL database or server, and im wondering what kind of investment i 
have to make to edit their existing database?

Thanks
Chad


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Re: CFLOCATION and threads

[Dave Hannum]

Just remember, you can't do a CFLOCATION back to the same script with
Netscape.  I get around that with a CFLOCATION to another CFLOCATION that
brings me back to the script.  That might be your problem.

Dave



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Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 1:17 PM
Subject: CFLOCATION and threads


Hi again,
I read somewhere that each time cflocation is used, it opens a new thread,
thus adding quite a load on the server. Is this true. The poster suggested
using JS to redirect.

The reason I ask, is that I have a page that is "hanging" for no apparent
reason, and it happens to have multiple CFLOCATION tags. However,
conditional logic dictates that only one of the CFLOCATION tags can execute,
so is it not irrelevent how many are present?

Thanks

Jim

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