RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You

[David Shadovitz]

I'm pretty sure that Ben won't be attracted by lobster.
-David

On Wednesday, August 08, 2001 8:48 PM, Kevin Langevin 
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Hey Ben-
>
> How about South Florida?  Lobster season starting and all... :)
>
> Kevin Langevin
> President, South Florida ColdFusion User Group
> 954-612-2136
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Server logs

[David Cummins]

Has anyone seen anything like this in their server.log?

"Warning","TID=307","08/09/01","07:24:51","Template: , Ran: 34 seconds."

Why is there no template name there? How is slow page logging useful to me if I
can't tell which page was running slow??

David

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RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You

[Kevin Langevin]

Hey Ben-

How about South Florida?  Lobster season starting and all... :)

Kevin Langevin
President, South Florida ColdFusion User Group
954-612-2136
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Forta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 10:11 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You
>
>
> I've done Seattle and Portland a couple of times, was in Portland not that
> long ago.
>
> But Alaska, now THAT sounds like a trip I need to do. :-)
>
> --- Ben
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Costas Piliotis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 7:13 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You
>
>
> I wouldn't mind an Alaska tour =)
>
> Jk...
>
> Seriously though, it would be nice to see Vancouver/Seattle/Portland...
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 12:09 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You
>
>
> How about the Buffalo/Toronto/Rochester area?
> Rich
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Forta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:40 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You
>
>
> I was in Southern CA last summer, these come first. But yep, I am due
> another West Coast visit. I'll make it happen.
>
> --- Ben
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Scott Van Vliet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:13 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You
>
>
> Come on Ben!  Show Southern California some Love
>
> - SVV
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Phil Costa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 10:52 AM
> Subject: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You
>
>
> Macromedia's ColdFusion Evangelist Ben Forta is going on an 18-city User
> Group tour to present on ColdFusion 5. This is an excellent opportunity to
> get a first hand look at ColdFusion by one of the industry's best known
> presenters!  Please join Macromedia and our awesome User Group
> community in
> a city near you.
>
> August 14, 2001
> Chapel Hill, NC CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> Carroll Hall
> Room 111
> UNC Campus
> Chapel Hill, NC 27599
> http://www.ccfug.org/
>
> August 15, 2001
> New Orleans CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> McGlinchey Stafford Building
> 643 Magazine Street
> New Orleans, LA 70130
> http://www.nocfug.org
>
> August 16, 2001
> Oklahoma City CFUG
> 1:30 PM
> The Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center Campus
> Stanton L. Young Biomedical Research Center
> Seminar Room #109
> 975 N.E. 10th St
> Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104
> http://idgweb4.ouhsc.edu/cfug/
>
> August 20, 2001
> Des Moines CFUG
> 6:30 PM
> GeoLearning, Inc.
> 4600 Westown Parkway Suite 301
> West Des Moines, IA 50266 http://www.hungrycow.com/cfug/index.cfm
>
> August 21
> Nashville CFUG
> 6:00 PM
> Caterpillar Financial Auditorium
> 2120 West End Ave.
> Nashville TN 37203
> http://www.ncfug.org
>
> August 22, 2001
> Long Island CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> Briarcliffe College
> 1055 Stewart Avenue
> Bethpage, New York 11714
> http://www.licfug.org
>
> August 23, 2001
> Annapolis CFUG
> 6:00 PM
> Calvary United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
> 301 Rowe Boulevard
> Annapolis MD 21401
> http://www.ancfug.com/ancfugmem.cfm
>
> August 27, 2001
> Mid Michigan CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> Broad College of Michigan State University
> Room N105, 2nd floor
> East Lansing, MI
> http://www.bus.msu.edu/mmcfug/
>
> August 28, 2001
> Indianapolis CFUG
> 5:00 PM
> Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
> 56535 Magnetic Drive
> Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
>  http://www.nicufg.org/
>
> August 29, 2001
> State College CFUG
> 4:00 PM
> University Park Campus (Main Campus) of Penn State University Foster
> Auditorium of the Paterno Library State College, PA
> http://www.cfug-sc.org/
>
> September 4, 2001
> Las Vegas CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> Prestige Travel Executive Center - Aztec Room
> 6175 Spring Mountain Road
> Las Vegas, NV 89146
> http://www.sncfug.com
>
> September 5, 2001
> Minneapolis CFUG
> 6:30 PM
> Space150.com
> 212 3rd Ave N, Suite 150
> Minneapolis, MN 55401
> http://www.colderfusion.com/
>
> September 6, 2001
> St. Louis CFUG
> 6:00 PM
> Microsoft Building
> 1 City Place
> St. Louis, MO 63141
> http://www.psiwebstudio.com/cfug/
>
> September 10, 2001
> Hampton Roads CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> Navy Family Services Center
> 7928 14th
> Norfolk, VA
> http://www.hrcfug.org/
>
> September 11, 2001
> Northern Virginia CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> 2214 Rock Hill Road
> Herndon, VA
> http://www.figleaf.com
>
> September 12, 2001
> Washington DC CFUG
> Morning session: 9:00 AM - Noon
> Evening session: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
> Fig Leaf Software/RFF Conference Center
> 1400 16th Street, NW (Lobby Level)
> Washington DC 20036
> http://www.figleaf.com
>
> September 13, 2001
> East-Central Illiniois 

RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You

[Wayne Annis]

Yes, I live in Alaska and it would be great for us 'Northerners' to get some
attention :)

-Original Message-
From: Ben Forta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 6:11 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


I've done Seattle and Portland a couple of times, was in Portland not that
long ago.

But Alaska, now THAT sounds like a trip I need to do. :-)

--- Ben


-Original Message-
From: Costas Piliotis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 7:13 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


I wouldn't mind an Alaska tour =)

Jk...

Seriously though, it would be nice to see Vancouver/Seattle/Portland...



-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 12:09 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


How about the Buffalo/Toronto/Rochester area?
Rich

-Original Message-
From: Ben Forta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:40 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


I was in Southern CA last summer, these come first. But yep, I am due
another West Coast visit. I'll make it happen.

--- Ben


-Original Message-
From: Scott Van Vliet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:13 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Come on Ben!  Show Southern California some Love

- SVV


- Original Message -
From: "Phil Costa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 10:52 AM
Subject: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Macromedia's ColdFusion Evangelist Ben Forta is going on an 18-city User
Group tour to present on ColdFusion 5. This is an excellent opportunity to
get a first hand look at ColdFusion by one of the industry's best known
presenters!  Please join Macromedia and our awesome User Group community in
a city near you.

August 14, 2001
Chapel Hill, NC CFUG
7:00 PM
Carroll Hall
Room 111
UNC Campus
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
http://www.ccfug.org/

August 15, 2001
New Orleans CFUG
7:00 PM
McGlinchey Stafford Building
643 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
http://www.nocfug.org

August 16, 2001
Oklahoma City CFUG
1:30 PM
The Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center Campus
Stanton L. Young Biomedical Research Center
Seminar Room #109
975 N.E. 10th St
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104
http://idgweb4.ouhsc.edu/cfug/

August 20, 2001
Des Moines CFUG
6:30 PM
GeoLearning, Inc.
4600 Westown Parkway Suite 301
West Des Moines, IA 50266 http://www.hungrycow.com/cfug/index.cfm

August 21
Nashville CFUG
6:00 PM
Caterpillar Financial Auditorium
2120 West End Ave.
Nashville TN 37203
http://www.ncfug.org

August 22, 2001
Long Island CFUG
7:00 PM
Briarcliffe College
1055 Stewart Avenue
Bethpage, New York 11714
http://www.licfug.org

August 23, 2001
Annapolis CFUG
6:00 PM
Calvary United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
301 Rowe Boulevard
Annapolis MD 21401
http://www.ancfug.com/ancfugmem.cfm

August 27, 2001
Mid Michigan CFUG
7:00 PM
Broad College of Michigan State University
Room N105, 2nd floor
East Lansing, MI
http://www.bus.msu.edu/mmcfug/

August 28, 2001
Indianapolis CFUG
5:00 PM
Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
56535 Magnetic Drive
Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
 http://www.nicufg.org/

August 29, 2001
State College CFUG
4:00 PM
University Park Campus (Main Campus) of Penn State University Foster
Auditorium of the Paterno Library State College, PA http://www.cfug-sc.org/

September 4, 2001
Las Vegas CFUG
7:00 PM
Prestige Travel Executive Center - Aztec Room
6175 Spring Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV 89146
http://www.sncfug.com

September 5, 2001
Minneapolis CFUG
6:30 PM
Space150.com
212 3rd Ave N, Suite 150
Minneapolis, MN 55401
http://www.colderfusion.com/

September 6, 2001
St. Louis CFUG
6:00 PM
Microsoft Building
1 City Place
St. Louis, MO 63141
http://www.psiwebstudio.com/cfug/

September 10, 2001
Hampton Roads CFUG
7:00 PM
Navy Family Services Center
7928 14th
Norfolk, VA
http://www.hrcfug.org/

September 11, 2001
Northern Virginia CFUG
7:00 PM
2214 Rock Hill Road
Herndon, VA
http://www.figleaf.com

September 12, 2001
Washington DC CFUG
Morning session: 9:00 AM - Noon
Evening session: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Fig Leaf Software/RFF Conference Center
1400 16th Street, NW (Lobby Level)
Washington DC 20036
http://www.figleaf.com

September 13, 2001
East-Central Illiniois CFUG
6:30 PM
Human Kinetics
1607 North Market Street
Champaign, IL
http://www.ecicfug.org


Phil Costa
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Re: microsoft and Java advice

[Larry W. Virden]

from: Thomas Chiverton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> Nothing stopping applications prompting you to download a VM-plugin or
> something, like CF5 does for the cfform components.

Anyone using Windows XP actually try this and get it to work.  Recently
I was talking to some XP beta users who said something to me about not
being able to run Java because XP had a number of dll's with the same name
as Java - when Java installed, XP quit working...
-- 
Never apply a Star Trek solution to a Babylon 5 problem.
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Even if explicitly stated to the contrary, nothing in this posting should 
be construed as representing my employer's opinions.
-><-

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RE: CFFILE - Confused about functionality...

[Jared Clinton]

The file upload utility by soft artisans may be of some use: 

http://www.softartisans.com/softartisans/filetransfer.html

Jared Clinton.
NEC Business Solutions Australia.

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 9 August 2001 12:40 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFFILE - Confused about functionality...


Hi all,

We have an intranet web site that has a section where the users can upload a

file to the server.  What i have is a few questions regarding how the 
coldfusion server executes the CFFile tag.

1) If a user uploads a large file, say 1.5 megs, and then attempts to upload

another file immediately afterward, will it cause an error with the
previously 
executed CFFile tag?

2) is there a way to determine from inside coldfusion somewhere the
following 
information regarding the status of a file upload.

   a) the speed of the users connection (i.e. 28.8, 56k, etc.)

   b) if a can be retrieved, calculate a display showing the status of the 
uploading file (like the famous blue upload bar with windows applications).

   c) does CFFILE care if there are any spaces in the file path or is it a 
browser issue ? For example c:\Netscape 6\text.txt  

   d) IF CFFile is uploading a very large file, will cf throw an error if 
another file is uploaded immediately after uploading the previous file or is

the previous file upload inside a seperate thread connection to the cf
server?

Our intranet site has had some intermittant cffile upload errors.  They have

occured mainly with my boss when he has tested the system.  Unfortunately,
he 
didnt save any of the error pages returned by the server. :(

My boss wants to have a status page display showing the user the upload
status 
of the file and/or calculate a pause, based on the users connection speed to

the net and the size of the file uploaded, to prevent the user from
attempting 
another file upload before the first one is finished.  IF anyone has any 
pointers or URLs to share, I would be eternaly gratefull.  Thanks. :)

Ryan  
   




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CFFILE - Confused about functionality...

[newpath]

Hi all,

We have an intranet web site that has a section where the users can upload a 
file to the server.  What i have is a few questions regarding how the 
coldfusion server executes the CFFile tag.

1) If a user uploads a large file, say 1.5 megs, and then attempts to upload 
another file immediately afterward, will it cause an error with the previously 
executed CFFile tag?

2) is there a way to determine from inside coldfusion somewhere the following 
information regarding the status of a file upload.

   a) the speed of the users connection (i.e. 28.8, 56k, etc.)

   b) if a can be retrieved, calculate a display showing the status of the 
uploading file (like the famous blue upload bar with windows applications).

   c) does CFFILE care if there are any spaces in the file path or is it a 
browser issue ? For example c:\Netscape 6\text.txt  

   d) IF CFFile is uploading a very large file, will cf throw an error if 
another file is uploaded immediately after uploading the previous file or is 
the previous file upload inside a seperate thread connection to the cf server?

Our intranet site has had some intermittant cffile upload errors.  They have 
occured mainly with my boss when he has tested the system.  Unfortunately, he 
didnt save any of the error pages returned by the server. :(

My boss wants to have a status page display showing the user the upload status 
of the file and/or calculate a pause, based on the users connection speed to 
the net and the size of the file uploaded, to prevent the user from attempting 
another file upload before the first one is finished.  IF anyone has any 
pointers or URLs to share, I would be eternaly gratefull.  Thanks. :)

Ryan  
   




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Re: (Admin) Duplicates

[Michael Dinowitz]

I sent this earlier right after the slew of messages. Some people didn't see
it.

> Yes, something went really bad and that message about renting SQL was
> duplicated a few times. I caught it before the 200+ copies of it hit the
> list. Sorry about that and I'm looking into what caused it.



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RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You

[Ben Forta]

I've done Seattle and Portland a couple of times, was in Portland not that
long ago.

But Alaska, now THAT sounds like a trip I need to do. :-)

--- Ben


-Original Message-
From: Costas Piliotis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 7:13 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


I wouldn't mind an Alaska tour =)

Jk...

Seriously though, it would be nice to see Vancouver/Seattle/Portland...



-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 12:09 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


How about the Buffalo/Toronto/Rochester area?
Rich

-Original Message-
From: Ben Forta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:40 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


I was in Southern CA last summer, these come first. But yep, I am due
another West Coast visit. I'll make it happen.

--- Ben


-Original Message-
From: Scott Van Vliet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:13 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Come on Ben!  Show Southern California some Love

- SVV


- Original Message -
From: "Phil Costa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 10:52 AM
Subject: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Macromedia's ColdFusion Evangelist Ben Forta is going on an 18-city User
Group tour to present on ColdFusion 5. This is an excellent opportunity to
get a first hand look at ColdFusion by one of the industry's best known
presenters!  Please join Macromedia and our awesome User Group community in
a city near you.

August 14, 2001
Chapel Hill, NC CFUG
7:00 PM
Carroll Hall
Room 111
UNC Campus
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
http://www.ccfug.org/

August 15, 2001
New Orleans CFUG
7:00 PM
McGlinchey Stafford Building
643 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
http://www.nocfug.org

August 16, 2001
Oklahoma City CFUG
1:30 PM
The Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center Campus
Stanton L. Young Biomedical Research Center
Seminar Room #109
975 N.E. 10th St
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104
http://idgweb4.ouhsc.edu/cfug/

August 20, 2001
Des Moines CFUG
6:30 PM
GeoLearning, Inc.
4600 Westown Parkway Suite 301
West Des Moines, IA 50266 http://www.hungrycow.com/cfug/index.cfm

August 21
Nashville CFUG
6:00 PM
Caterpillar Financial Auditorium
2120 West End Ave.
Nashville TN 37203
http://www.ncfug.org

August 22, 2001
Long Island CFUG
7:00 PM
Briarcliffe College
1055 Stewart Avenue
Bethpage, New York 11714
http://www.licfug.org

August 23, 2001
Annapolis CFUG
6:00 PM
Calvary United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
301 Rowe Boulevard
Annapolis MD 21401
http://www.ancfug.com/ancfugmem.cfm

August 27, 2001
Mid Michigan CFUG
7:00 PM
Broad College of Michigan State University
Room N105, 2nd floor
East Lansing, MI
http://www.bus.msu.edu/mmcfug/

August 28, 2001
Indianapolis CFUG
5:00 PM
Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
56535 Magnetic Drive
Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
 http://www.nicufg.org/

August 29, 2001
State College CFUG
4:00 PM
University Park Campus (Main Campus) of Penn State University Foster
Auditorium of the Paterno Library State College, PA http://www.cfug-sc.org/

September 4, 2001
Las Vegas CFUG
7:00 PM
Prestige Travel Executive Center - Aztec Room
6175 Spring Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV 89146
http://www.sncfug.com

September 5, 2001
Minneapolis CFUG
6:30 PM
Space150.com
212 3rd Ave N, Suite 150
Minneapolis, MN 55401
http://www.colderfusion.com/

September 6, 2001
St. Louis CFUG
6:00 PM
Microsoft Building
1 City Place
St. Louis, MO 63141
http://www.psiwebstudio.com/cfug/

September 10, 2001
Hampton Roads CFUG
7:00 PM
Navy Family Services Center
7928 14th
Norfolk, VA
http://www.hrcfug.org/

September 11, 2001
Northern Virginia CFUG
7:00 PM
2214 Rock Hill Road
Herndon, VA
http://www.figleaf.com

September 12, 2001
Washington DC CFUG
Morning session: 9:00 AM - Noon
Evening session: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Fig Leaf Software/RFF Conference Center
1400 16th Street, NW (Lobby Level)
Washington DC 20036
http://www.figleaf.com

September 13, 2001
East-Central Illiniois CFUG
6:30 PM
Human Kinetics
1607 North Market Street
Champaign, IL
http://www.ecicfug.org


Phil Costa
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Re: Connecting to DSN at crystaltech torough Ultradev 4 on a MAC

[tom muck]

This is true, but in order to be able to access your databases from within
CFStudio or from within UltraDev, you need an RDS password.  This allows you
to view the tables and columns from the live database and be able to use
them to build your queries. If you have a local version of CF running, you
probably set your own RDS password.  When you install CF server, you are
given the option of using the same password for RDS as the CF administrator,
or a different password to be able to access data sources in CF Studio.

tom


"Brian Hogue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> tom -
>
> Are we talking about the same thing?
>
> I know that all I do in CFquery is name, datasource, datatype, userid and
> password. CrystalTech hosts my application. When I test locally, my
CFqueries
> have name, datasource and datatype. Can you reconcile what you said
against what
> I just said? Thanks in advance.
>
> -brian
>
>
> tom muck wrote:
>
> > Yes, but to gain access thru RDS in CFStudio or UltraDev you need the
RDS
> > password.  I wonder how other people do it in a shared environment.
I've
> > always had my own server, so I set my own passwords.  They should be
able to
> > set a different password for RDS access thru Studio and UltraDev that
> > doesn't allow access to the administrator.
>



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RE: UDF best practices

[Correa, Orlando (ITSC)]

If I have a "page" request that calls several templates during the
request...

For Example:

+ application.cfm
  + myUDF.cfm
+ index.cfm
  + cfinclude template1.cfm
  + cfmodule template2.cfm

Should I be able to include myUDF.cfm in the application.cfm file and it
will be available to index.cfm, template1.cfm, and template2.cfm as myUDF()?
Currently I'm getting "Error resolving parameter myUDF" with this setup when
calling it from template2.cfm... 

If I set server.myUDF = myUDF() in application.cfm I get an "The number of
arguments passed to a user-defined function cannot be less than the number
of parameters in its definition. This call to myUDF passes 0 arguments, but
2 parameters are defined.".  So when I pass in two dummy variables
server.myUDF = myUDF('x','x') I get an "The symbol you have provided
(server.myUDF) is not the name of a function." in the calling page... Would
I need to make the arguments non-required to make this work properly... 

In this particular case, I'm running this in a hosted environment, so I
don't have access to put them in the /cfide/udf/ folder.

Any insight would be appreciated...

Orlando

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 11:40 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: UDF best practices


You could but what about re-usability outside the application. This is the 
reason for the CFINCLUDE of the UDF. There's nothing stopping you from just 
putting a UDF in the application.cfm or anywhere on a template. Only 
limitation is that a UDF used as part of a CFINCLUDE must be defined before 
it's to be used where a page based one can be anywhere on the page (even 
after the UDF call).

At 12:59 PM 8/8/01, you wrote:
>Couldn't you just put them in the application.cfm for your application??
>
>-Original Message-
>From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: 08 August 2001 15:11
>To: CF-Talk
>Subject: Re: UDF best practices
>
>
>1. In the admin set the server variables to auto-lock
>2. run the template containing the UDFs before the application runs or on
>machine startup.
>3. Set a CFLOCK with a scope of server
>4. Set each UDF to a variable in the scope server
>  
>5. Call the UDF on any page without using a CFINCLUDE of it
>  
>
>This is slightly slower than having the UDFs in a CFINCLUDE that's included
>into the page. It's a better practice to do the following:
>
>1. Create a small library of UDF's in a template (i.e. all data validation
>in one file and all text manipulation in another).
>2. Save these UDF library templates in the CFIDE/UDF directory.
>3. Use a  in the template you
>want to use UDFs in.
>
>
>At 08:59 AM 8/8/01, you wrote:
>
> >Anyone know what's the best way to set a UDF as a global function for use
>by
> >all tags (custom, includes, etc.)... or does one in fact have to include
>the
> >function code locally in each file that's being called during a page
> >request?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Orlando
> >
> >
>
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Re: Zachary Bedell

[Bill Davidson]

Not getting spammed per se, but I did get like 2 dozen copies of his post.

-Bill
brainbox

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Subject: Zachary Bedell


>
> Is anyone else out there getting spammed by this guy or am I the only one?
If others are, is there not a way we can remove him from the list?
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Re: Anybody else getting Zachary slammed? Me2 86em'

[Mark Campbell]

admin wrote:

> same here
> - Original Message -
> From: "Don Vawter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:59 PM
> Subject: Anybody else getting Zachary slammed?
>
> > Anybody else getting bombared with duplicate messages from "Zachary" on
> > leasing SQL?
> > At last count I had received 20 copies.
> >
> > Don
> >
> >
> >
>
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reuseform

[Daniel Chicayban]

Anyone can give me a sample or tutorial that I see how reusefrom works? I
think I understand the concept, but I cannot see how can I use it to check
form fields or reuse my forms. 

Anyone?

Thanks
Daniel


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Zachary Bedell

[bsorge]

Is anyone else out there getting spammed by this guy or am I the only one? If others 
are, is there not a way we can remove him from the list?
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Zachary Bedell

[bsorge]

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RE: FuseBox

[Ken Wilson]

> I have a huge app to build... actually already started.


While I happen to like FuseBox and use it for a lot of my projects (where
appropriate), I'm not sure that I would suggest you dive into it for the
first time on a huge app that is already underway. Particularly if the
project is time sensitive. While it's not difficult to learn, it does
involve changing the way you do some things and leaves it up to you to
decide which parts of it you care to use and which you don't.

That said, however, when you do get comfortable with it I think you'll find
it speeds your development quite a bit. You will, of course, get lots of
varied opinions about FuseBox here on CF-Talk...most equally valid from the
perspective of the person expressing them. In the end you'll have to decide
for yourself what's best for your situation. But do check it out and try to
avoid falling for any of those old wivetales about it being mostly about
file naming conventions or dictating directory structures.

Ken



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RE: OT: buying/leasing SQL

[Ken Wilson]

> I think most software licenses allow that. Of course, if anyone is
> actually going to invoke that clause, I think we know who it is. :)



Yeah, and just how fast do you think I would comply with that request if
they tried it. Only when they went to court, got a judgement and then showed
up with a Sheriff at the door. That leaves me plenty of time to move
everything over to Linux  :)



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RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You

[Costas Piliotis]

I wouldn't mind an Alaska tour =)

Jk...

Seriously though, it would be nice to see Vancouver/Seattle/Portland...



-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 12:09 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


How about the Buffalo/Toronto/Rochester area?
Rich

-Original Message-
From: Ben Forta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:40 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


I was in Southern CA last summer, these come first. But yep, I am due
another West Coast visit. I'll make it happen.

--- Ben


-Original Message-
From: Scott Van Vliet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:13 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Come on Ben!  Show Southern California some Love

- SVV


- Original Message -
From: "Phil Costa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 10:52 AM
Subject: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Macromedia's ColdFusion Evangelist Ben Forta is going on an 18-city User
Group tour to present on ColdFusion 5. This is an excellent opportunity to
get a first hand look at ColdFusion by one of the industry's best known
presenters!  Please join Macromedia and our awesome User Group community in
a city near you.

August 14, 2001
Chapel Hill, NC CFUG
7:00 PM
Carroll Hall
Room 111
UNC Campus
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
http://www.ccfug.org/

August 15, 2001
New Orleans CFUG
7:00 PM
McGlinchey Stafford Building
643 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
http://www.nocfug.org

August 16, 2001
Oklahoma City CFUG
1:30 PM
The Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center Campus
Stanton L. Young Biomedical Research Center
Seminar Room #109
975 N.E. 10th St
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104
http://idgweb4.ouhsc.edu/cfug/

August 20, 2001
Des Moines CFUG
6:30 PM
GeoLearning, Inc.
4600 Westown Parkway Suite 301
West Des Moines, IA 50266 http://www.hungrycow.com/cfug/index.cfm

August 21
Nashville CFUG
6:00 PM
Caterpillar Financial Auditorium
2120 West End Ave.
Nashville TN 37203
http://www.ncfug.org

August 22, 2001
Long Island CFUG
7:00 PM
Briarcliffe College
1055 Stewart Avenue
Bethpage, New York 11714
http://www.licfug.org

August 23, 2001
Annapolis CFUG
6:00 PM
Calvary United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
301 Rowe Boulevard
Annapolis MD 21401
http://www.ancfug.com/ancfugmem.cfm

August 27, 2001
Mid Michigan CFUG
7:00 PM
Broad College of Michigan State University
Room N105, 2nd floor
East Lansing, MI
http://www.bus.msu.edu/mmcfug/

August 28, 2001
Indianapolis CFUG
5:00 PM
Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
56535 Magnetic Drive
Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
 http://www.nicufg.org/

August 29, 2001
State College CFUG
4:00 PM
University Park Campus (Main Campus) of Penn State University Foster
Auditorium of the Paterno Library State College, PA http://www.cfug-sc.org/

September 4, 2001
Las Vegas CFUG
7:00 PM
Prestige Travel Executive Center - Aztec Room
6175 Spring Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV 89146
http://www.sncfug.com

September 5, 2001
Minneapolis CFUG
6:30 PM
Space150.com
212 3rd Ave N, Suite 150
Minneapolis, MN 55401
http://www.colderfusion.com/

September 6, 2001
St. Louis CFUG
6:00 PM
Microsoft Building
1 City Place
St. Louis, MO 63141
http://www.psiwebstudio.com/cfug/

September 10, 2001
Hampton Roads CFUG
7:00 PM
Navy Family Services Center
7928 14th
Norfolk, VA
http://www.hrcfug.org/

September 11, 2001
Northern Virginia CFUG
7:00 PM
2214 Rock Hill Road
Herndon, VA
http://www.figleaf.com

September 12, 2001
Washington DC CFUG
Morning session: 9:00 AM - Noon
Evening session: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Fig Leaf Software/RFF Conference Center
1400 16th Street, NW (Lobby Level)
Washington DC 20036
http://www.figleaf.com

September 13, 2001
East-Central Illiniois CFUG
6:30 PM
Human Kinetics
1607 North Market Street
Champaign, IL
http://www.ecicfug.org


Phil Costa
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Re: FuseBox

[Todd Ashworth]

Look through some of these:

http://www.mail-archive.com/cgi-bin/htsearch?config=cf-talk_houseoffusion_co
m&restrict=&exclude=&words=fusebox+dave+watts+business+logic

Todd

- Original Message -
From: "Gonzo Rock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 5:31 PM
Subject: FuseBox


> I want to solicit opinions on FuseBox...
>
> I'm brand new to CF and am wondering if I should really go down that road
now or later... I have a huge app to build... actually already started.
>
> I am soliciting the downside positions... I can already predict the
fanatical support from the upside contributors :-)
>
> And with that let the opinions begin
>
> Thankx,
>
> Oh... PS... I did a search of the cf-talk archives for FuseBox... But
those whacky signatures;(see below) Show up as the majority of the messages
for FuseBox... not to useful no?
>
> Txixtxax Cxaxnxex



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Re: buying/leasing SQL

[Tracy Bost]

Point well taken,  Zachary.


- Original Message -
From: "'Zachary S. Bedell'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:54 PM
Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL


>
> > 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> > does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
>
> Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
> a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.
>
> > 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
>
> I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
> buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
> server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
> for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
> service.
>
> > 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into
> > monthly payments?
>
> Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
> could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
> help people afford their server products
>
> > 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with
> > Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy
> > per-seat license for this?
>
> You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
> license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
> multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).
>
>
>
> Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
> license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
> always license & activate the second processor at a later date.
>
> Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
> technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
> into two lump sums that way...
> (Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
> month from now? ;-)
>
>
> Hope that's helpful!
>
> Best regards,
> Zac Bedell
>
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Re: CFsetting through a loop - brainfart

[jperlmutter]

The answer is that if a radio button is not selected then you must test for
this first, using an IsDefined function.

-Jan Perlmutter




"Erika Foster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/08/2001 04:33:40 PM

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Subject:  CFsetting through a loop - brainfart




Hi - this has got to be an easy fix.  I've got a dynamic form sending a
dynamic amount of fields to a Query.  The form fields Level#i#  are radio
buttons.  Here's the code:

 
 
 
 
  SELECT empid, skillid
  FROM tblMatrix
  WHERE empid=#thisempid# and skillid=#thisskillid#
 
 
 
  INSERT INTO tblMatrix (empid, skillid, skilllevel) VALUES (#empid#,
#thisskillid#, #thislevel#)
 
 
 
  UPDATE tblMatrix
   SET skilllevel=#thislevel#
   WHERE empid=#thisempid# AND skillid=#thisskillid#
 
 

The problem is that if the the user doesn't answer that particular
question,
say they don't answer the first question - then this is the error:
An error occurred while evaluating the expression:

 thislevel = Evaluate("level" & i)


Error near line 12, column 8.
---
-

An error has occurred while processing the expression:
   level1

Error near line 1, column 1.

---
-

Error resolving parameter LEVEL1

Okay, so how do I ??  That snippet gives me an
"Invalid
Parser Construct" error, pointing to the first #.
This has to be easy... its not coming to me and I've wasted far too much
time on this little bit of code.
Thanks in advance,

Erika Foster
engineering-environmental Management
Applications Developer
(505) 866-1654
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Re: Anybody else getting Zachary slammed?

[ccook22]

Yes, its the new e-mail virus Code Zachary.

Only Joking,
CC




"Don Vawter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/08/2001 03:59:24 PM

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To:   CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc:
Subject:  Anybody else getting Zachary slammed?


Anybody else getting bombared with duplicate messages from "Zachary" on
leasing SQL?
At last count I had received 20 copies.

Don
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Re: Anybody else getting Zachary slammed?

[admin]

same here
- Original Message -
From: "Don Vawter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:59 PM
Subject: Anybody else getting Zachary slammed?


> Anybody else getting bombared with duplicate messages from "Zachary" on
> leasing SQL?
> At last count I had received 20 copies.
>
> Don
>
>
>
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RE: CFsetting through a loop - brainfart

[Andrew Tyrone]

> -Original Message-
> From: Erika Foster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 4:34 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: CFsetting through a loop - brainfart
> 
> 
> Hi - this has got to be an easy fix.  I've got a dynamic form sending a
> dynamic amount of fields to a Query.  The form fields Level#i#  are radio
> buttons.  Here's the code:
> 
> 
>  
>  
>  
> 
>  
>   SELECT empid, skillid
>   FROM tblMatrix
>   WHERE empid=#thisempid# and skillid=#thisskillid#
>  
>  
>  
>   INSERT INTO tblMatrix (empid, skillid, skilllevel) VALUES (#empid#,
> #thisskillid#, #thislevel#)
>  
>  
>  
>   UPDATE tblMatrix
>SET skilllevel=#thislevel#
>WHERE empid=#thisempid# AND skillid=#thisskillid#
>  
>  
> 
> 
> The problem is that if the the user doesn't answer that 
> particular question,
> say they don't answer the first question - then this is the error:
> 
> An error occurred while evaluating the expression:
> 
> 
>  thislevel = Evaluate("level" & i)
> 
> 
> 
> Error near line 12, column 8.
> --
> --
> 
> 
> An error has occurred while processing the expression:
> 
>level1
> 
> 
> Error near line 1, column 1.
> 
> 
> --
> --
> 
> 
> Error resolving parameter LEVEL1
> 
> 
> Okay, so how do I ??  That snippet gives me 
> an "Invalid
> Parser Construct" error, pointing to the first #.


You could do:



OR




You can do all sorts of fun evaluation with SetVariable; it is your friend.


*Note: The former does not have The Dave Watts Seal of Approval :-)


-Andy


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Re: CFsetting through a loop - brainfart

[Daniel Chicayban]

Erika, check if the variable exists, with isDefined()

start loop ->


cf code goes here


<- end loop

Daniel

At 14:33 8/8/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi - this has got to be an easy fix.  I've got a dynamic form sending a
>dynamic amount of fields to a Query.  The form fields Level#i#  are radio
>buttons.  Here's the code:
>
>
> 
> 
> 
>
> 
>  SELECT empid, skillid
>  FROM tblMatrix
>  WHERE empid=#thisempid# and skillid=#thisskillid#
> 
> 
> 
>  INSERT INTO tblMatrix (empid, skillid, skilllevel) VALUES (#empid#,
>#thisskillid#, #thislevel#)
> 
> 
> 
>  UPDATE tblMatrix
>   SET skilllevel=#thislevel#
>   WHERE empid=#thisempid# AND skillid=#thisskillid#
> 
> 
>
>
>The problem is that if the the user doesn't answer that particular question,
>say they don't answer the first question - then this is the error:
>
>An error occurred while evaluating the expression:
>
>
> thislevel = Evaluate("level" & i)
>
>
>
>Error near line 12, column 8.
>
>
>
>An error has occurred while processing the expression:
>
>   level1
>
>
>Error near line 1, column 1.
>
>
>
>
>
>Error resolving parameter LEVEL1
>
>
>Okay, so how do I ??  That snippet gives me an "Invalid
>Parser Construct" error, pointing to the first #.
>
>This has to be easy... its not coming to me and I've wasted far too much
>time on this little bit of code.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>
>Erika Foster
>engineering-environmental Management
>Applications Developer
>(505) 866-1654
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
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RE: Anybody else getting Zachary slammed?

[G. Scott Wood]

nope, haven't seen that message.  What does it say?

-Original Message-
From: Don Vawter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:59 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Anybody else getting Zachary slammed?


Anybody else getting bombared with duplicate messages from "Zachary" on
leasing SQL?
At last count I had received 20 copies.

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RE: Anyone know what these cf errors mean?

[Bryan Love]

I would do two things:

1) do global searches for both of those file names in all of WWWroot using
CF studio to see if they are being called by any of your applications

2) create the two files that don't exist and put a cffile tag in them that
records the CGI variables of the machine making the request to a text file.
This way you can track where the request is coming from.


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Telecommunication Systems Inc.
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-Original Message-
From: Bosky, Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 12:05 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Anyone know what these cf errors mean?


 
Our entire logfile is filled with these two errors, something keeps looking
for
the files serverinfo.cfm and getmetricdataXML.cfm. 
It happens every minute like clockwork.

--
HTTP/1.0 404 Object Not Found. The template specified,
Q:\Inetpub\wwwroot\xxx\cfide\mib\serverinfo.cfm, does not exist.
--
HTTP/1.0 404 Object Not Found. The template specified,
Q:\Inetpub\wwwroot\xxx\cfide\mib\getmetricdataXML.cfm, does not exist.
--

Thanks,
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Zachary Bedell

[Bruce Sorge]

Is anyone else out there getting spammed by this guy or am I the only one? If others 
are, is there not a way we can remove him from the list?


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RE: buying/leasing SQL

[Mike Brunt]

Do you think Bill Gates might be sabotaging us by doing a "repetition of
email attack" in revenge for licensing questions?

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-Original Message-
From: 'Zachary S. Bedell' [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 11:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL


> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.

> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
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Re: buying/leasing SQL

[Scott Van Vliet]

Am I the only one getting this e-mail over 50 times??!

Thanks!

- SVV
- Original Message -
From: "'Zachary S. Bedell'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 11:54 AM
Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL



> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.

> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

[Lee Fuller]

Is it just me, or is everyone getting multiple copies or this message
from "Zachary"?


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RE: buying/leasing SQL

[Ann Harrell]

Stop the insanity!!

> -Original Message-
> From: 'Zachary S. Bedell' [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:54 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL
> 
> 
> 
> 
> > 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> > does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
> 
> Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
> a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
>  
> > 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
> 
> I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
> buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
> server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
> for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
> service.
> 
> > 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> > monthly payments?
> 
> Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
> could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
> help people afford their server products
> 
> > 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> > Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> > per-seat license for this?
> 
> You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
> license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
> multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).
> 
> 
> 
> Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
> license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
> always license & activate the second processor at a later date.
> 
> Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
> technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
> into two lump sums that way...  
> (Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
> month from now? ;-)
> 
> 
> Hope that's helpful!
> 
> Best regards,
> Zac Bedell
>
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RE: OT: buying/leasing SQL

[Bud]

On 8/8/01, Ken Wilson penned:
>Wow, does their SQL7 license actually allow them to say "yes, I know you
>bought that, but you can't use it anymore even though it still works
>perfectly for you"?

I think most software licenses allow that. Of course, if anyone is 
actually going to invoke that clause, I think we know who it is. :)
-- 

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_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

[Bud]

On 8/8/01, Zachary S. Bedell penned:
>Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
>license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
>always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

That is clearly forbidden under SQL 2000 licensing, unless of course 
you have 16 or more processors on your server. LOL

Question: Do I need a Processor License for every processor on a 
server, even if some of those processors aren't running the server 
software?

Answer: Yes, Microsoft's End User Licensing Agreement clearly states 
that a separate Processor License must be obtained for each processor 
on the server, as we anticipate that all processors on a given server 
will be used to run the server software in the vast majority of 
scenarios. However, with today's larger, multi-processor servers, 
there exists the capability of partitioning groups of processors 
within a single machine, and running the server software on only a 
subset of the total processors. In order to accommodate such rare but 
realistic scenarios, an exception to the general rule will be made 
for servers with 16 or more processors. For those servers, Processor 
Licenses will be required only for those processors actually running 
the server software.
-- 

Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations

_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/
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FuseBox

[Gonzo Rock]

I want to solicit opinions on FuseBox... 

I'm brand new to CF and am wondering if I should really go down that road now or 
later... I have a huge app to build... actually already started.

I am soliciting the downside positions... I can already predict the fanatical support 
from the upside contributors :-)

And with that let the opinions begin

Thankx,

Oh... PS... I did a search of the cf-talk archives for FuseBox... But those whacky 
signatures;(see below) Show up as the majority of the messages for FuseBox... not to 
useful no?

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sql server replication problem

[S R]

Hi,

I'm taking my first stab at database replication and have run into a 
stonewall.

I'm using SQL Server 2000. When I go to Tools - Create and Manage 
Publications it takes me to the server and various databases within it I can 
choose to designate as a Publisher. I choose the database I want then I 
click 'Create Publication'. then I click next and go to the first window of 
the Create Publication Wizard which allows me to 'Select Distributor'. I 
choose the same server that the Publisher is going to be on and I receive a 
dialog box that says:

'SQL Server Agent on 'MYSERVER' currently uses the system account, which 
causes replication between servers to fail. In the following dialog box, 
specify another account for the Service startup account.'

I click ok and then this is where I get lost. On this dialog box I guess I'm 
supposed to specify another account somewhere, but I already found out that 
this account is not one I create here, it seems like someone has to set it 
up somewhere else, then I have to enter it here. What exactly is this 
account and where does it initially get created? I do not maintain the 
server that contains the Database I wish to designate as a publisher and 
distributor so I'm going to have to relay the problem to them. Or maybe I'm 
doing something wrong?

Thanks for your help

Sal
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RE: Client Variables Storage Woes

[Leon Oosterwijk]

Cameron, 

I do not use client variables on this particular system. I was merely
playing with the option. Understand that this is a Linux Server. I
understand that the registry is a text file and means a performance hit as
well as a security risk. however given the development state this server is
in, and the lack of a stable SQL server at that point in time I did not see
any problem with changing over to registry. 

I would prefer messages like "Could not open Client Variables Datastore"
over the random crashes of my server, yes. 

I noticed errors in the logs (which have since been cleared) that were
indicating CF was trying to clean up client variables and errored.

Leon 



-Original Message-
From: Cameron Childress [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 11:58 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Client Variables Storage Woes


> Random server crashes and no errors in the log files. I was
> finally able to
> reinstate the client variables data source. this has resolved the problem

Yes, because you were storing client variables in the registry.  NEVER EVER
do this.  On a production machine.

> for now. This does however raise some concerns with me. Cold fusion is not
> smart enough to detect that the client db is offline and just
> blows up. This does not seem very robust.

You would prefer "client.thisvar cannot be found" errors all over your app
to errors informing you of the true problem?  That your datastore is
missing?

> On top of this. When we had migrated away from
> the db client variables cold fusion was still trying to terminate stale
> variables in the db after the db had been removed from the list of client
> var storage.

What behavior/error etc led you to this conclusion?

-Cameron


Cameron Childress
elliptIQ Inc.
p.770.460.1035.232
f.770.460.0963
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RE: Client Variables Storage Woes

[Leon Oosterwijk]

Bryan, 

I failed to mention the fact that this runs on a linux system. 

I understand the fragility of the registry no matter what platform however.
My discussion was merely to highlight the erradic problems that Cold Fusion
seems to experience when removing the access to the client variables data
store. this is to me more worriying than the performance/scalbility issues
related to registry-stored client vars. 

Leon Oosterwijk


-Original Message-
From: Bryan Love [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:34 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Client Variables Storage Woes


The registry is a sort of database itself, but it is fragile and is ONLY
meant to store information required by the operating system.  When you start
dumping hundreds of (long?) variables into the registry it hampers the
operating system's ability to retrieve the crucial information it requires.
Use cookies if you can't use a db, but remember that cookie size is limited
to 4000 characters.


Bryan Love ACP
Internet Application Developer
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RE: Anyone know what these cf errors mean?

[Dave Watts]

> Our entire logfile is filled with these two errors, something keeps
> looking for the files serverinfo.cfm and getmetricdataXML.cfm. It 
> happens every minute like clockwork. 

These requests are used by the server probes used by ClusterCATS or CF 5
monitoring to ensure your server is running.

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Anybody else getting Zachary slammed?

[Don Vawter]

Anybody else getting bombared with duplicate messages from "Zachary" on
leasing SQL?
At last count I had received 20 copies.

Don


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CFsetting through a loop - brainfart

[Erika Foster]

Hi - this has got to be an easy fix.  I've got a dynamic form sending a
dynamic amount of fields to a Query.  The form fields Level#i#  are radio
buttons.  Here's the code:


 
 
 

 
  SELECT empid, skillid
  FROM tblMatrix
  WHERE empid=#thisempid# and skillid=#thisskillid#
 
 
 
  INSERT INTO tblMatrix (empid, skillid, skilllevel) VALUES (#empid#,
#thisskillid#, #thislevel#)
 
 
 
  UPDATE tblMatrix
   SET skilllevel=#thislevel#
   WHERE empid=#thisempid# AND skillid=#thisskillid#
 
 


The problem is that if the the user doesn't answer that particular question,
say they don't answer the first question - then this is the error:

An error occurred while evaluating the expression:


 thislevel = Evaluate("level" & i)



Error near line 12, column 8.



An error has occurred while processing the expression:

   level1


Error near line 1, column 1.





Error resolving parameter LEVEL1


Okay, so how do I ??  That snippet gives me an "Invalid
Parser Construct" error, pointing to the first #.

This has to be easy... its not coming to me and I've wasted far too much
time on this little bit of code.

Thanks in advance,


Erika Foster
engineering-environmental Management
Applications Developer
(505) 866-1654
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Re: buying/leasing SQL

[Todd Ashworth]

Someone kick the cf-talk server, or kick Zachary .. whichever works ;)

Todd

- Original Message -
From: "'Zachary S. Bedell'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:54 PM
Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL


|
| > 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
| > does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?
|
| Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
| a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.
|
| > 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?
|
| I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
| buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
| server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
| for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
| service.
|
| > 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into
| > monthly payments?
|
| Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
| could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
| help people afford their server products
|
| > 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with
| > Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy
| > per-seat license for this?
|
| You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
| license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
| multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).
|
|
|
| Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
| license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
| always license & activate the second processor at a later date.
|
| Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
| technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
| into two lump sums that way...
| (Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
| month from now? ;-)
|
|
| Hope that's helpful!
|
| Best regards,
| Zac Bedell
|
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

[Carlisle, Eric]

I've recieved this one a handful of times.  Are the lists burping again?

-Original Message-
From: 'Zachary S. Bedell' [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:54 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL



> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
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RE: Anyone know what these cf errors mean?

[Jeff Beer]

It sounds like someone has performance monitoring turned on and has also
moved or renamed the files of the directory paths.

Jeff Beer
Senior Programmer Architect
Hydrogen Media, Inc
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> -Original Message-
> From: Bosky, Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 3:05 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Anyone know what these cf errors mean?
> 
> 
>  
> Our entire logfile is filled with these two errors, something 
> keeps looking
> for
> the files serverinfo.cfm and getmetricdataXML.cfm. 
> It happens every minute like clockwork.
> 
> --
> HTTP/1.0 404 Object Not Found. The template specified,
> Q:\Inetpub\wwwroot\xxx\cfide\mib\serverinfo.cfm, does not exist.
> --
> HTTP/1.0 404 Object Not Found. The template specified,
> Q:\Inetpub\wwwroot\xxx\cfide\mib\getmetricdataXML.cfm, does not exist.
> --
> 
> Thanks,
> Dave 
>  
> 
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
> 
>
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(Admin) Duplicates

[Michael Dinowitz]

Yes, something went really bad and that message about renting SQL was 
duplicated a few times. I caught it before the 200+ copies of it hit the 
list. Sorry about that and I'm looking into what caused it.


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getting values out of numbered form fields

[Michael Wolter]

I have a set of forms that allow the user to search a database, display
matching records and then lets the user select specific records to print.
The search displays matches in a form with check boxes for each record.
So I need to loop through these numbered form fields, but I don't know how
many there might be.

The code I have is:






The part where I am checking for the existence of the field seems to work,
but I can't figure out how to pull in the values from these fields and add
them to my string.

Thanks in advance for any insights.

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|  Administrative Programmer/Analyst  Carlisle, PA 17013 |
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RE: Anyone know what these cf errors mean?

[Mark Warrick]

Neither of those files are standard files within the CFIDE directory
structure, so I would say that you've probably got some bad CFML code
running on the server which is looking for non-existent files.  Search
through all the templates for those filenames to locate the culprit.

---mark

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> -Original Message-
> From: Bosky, Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 12:05 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Anyone know what these cf errors mean?
>
>
>
> Our entire logfile is filled with these two errors, something
> keeps looking
> for
> the files serverinfo.cfm and getmetricdataXML.cfm.
> It happens every minute like clockwork.
>
> --
> HTTP/1.0 404 Object Not Found. The template specified,
> Q:\Inetpub\wwwroot\xxx\cfide\mib\serverinfo.cfm, does not exist.
> --
> HTTP/1.0 404 Object Not Found. The template specified,
> Q:\Inetpub\wwwroot\xxx\cfide\mib\getmetricdataXML.cfm, does not exist.
> --
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Zip Codes

[Paris Lundis]

Haven't tested the code below yet myself...  ANyone used it before/yet? 
Had been looking for an elegant SQL based computation... I wrote a much 
more complicated and assumption oriented search to facilitate such... 
It works not on the circle basis but on a SQUARE basis... a small error 
margin in each corner :)

I ask about folks using it to gauge both the speed of it compared to 
how I do it and the number of records everyone is using with it...

I have some tables that computations need to run against upwards of 
500k records quickly and usably so in a web setting.. My use for it is 
people searching for other people or places based on where they are or 
will be...  QUite typical use I think...

Interested in everyone's input..

-paris


-Original Message-
From: Edward Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 07 Aug 2001 14:45:48 -0500
Subject: Re: Zip Codes

> Here's the important code - I think this works in Access, probably
> SQLServer as well.  You need a database with zipcodes, longitude, and
> latitude.  This assues Lon/Lat in degrees.
> 
> This code takes in a radius, and returns all the zipcodes within that
> radius:
> 
> 
> 
> 
>   select longitude,latitude from ZipCodes where ZipCode ='#Zip1#'
> 
> 
> 
>   SELECT ZipCode FROM ZipCodes WHERE
>   SQR( ( LONGITUDE-(#Ziplookup.LONGITUDE#) )^2  +
> (LATITUDE-(#Ziplookup.LATITUDE#))^2 ) <= (#RADIUS#)/60
> 
> 
> I'm sure this could be refined into a single query, if needs be.
> 
> Here's the calculation for Lat/Long in radians:
> 
>  cos(SourceLatitude) * cos(DestinationLatitude) *
> cos(DestinationLongitude - SourceLongitude)>
>  1.570796326794895)>
> 
> Hope this helps.
> 
> Rey Bango wrote:
> > 
> > Hey all. I need to build a routine that will allow a site visitor
> to find a
> > store within "x" miles of a specific zip code. Has anyone done this
> before
> > and if so, would you mind lending some guidance? If anyone knows of
> a custom
> > tag to do this, that would great.
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > 
> > Rey Bango
> > Team Allaire...
> > 
> >
>
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

[G. Scott Wood]

ahh

-Original Message-
From: 'Zachary S. Bedell' [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 11:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: buying/leasing SQL



> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.

> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
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RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You

[Mike Morris]

Forta North America Tour 2001

Who's opening up for him? Phish, 311, Krokus, Hal Helms?

I'm not going to have to pay those ridiculous service fees from ticketmaster am I?

Krokus yeeeaaah.

- Original Message -
From: "Phil Costa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 10:52 AM
Subject: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Macromedia's ColdFusion Evangelist Ben Forta is going on an 18-city User
Group tour to present on ColdFusion 5. This is an excellent opportunity
to get a first hand look at ColdFusion by one of the industry's best
known presenters!  Please join Macromedia and our awesome User Group
community in a city near you.

August 14, 2001
Chapel Hill, NC CFUG
7:00 PM
Carroll Hall
Room 111
UNC Campus
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
http://www.ccfug.org/ 

August 15, 2001
New Orleans CFUG
7:00 PM
McGlinchey Stafford Building
643 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
http://www.nocfug.org 

August 16, 2001
Oklahoma City CFUG
1:30 PM
The Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center Campus
Stanton L. Young Biomedical Research Center
Seminar Room #109
975 N.E. 10th St
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104
http://idgweb4.ouhsc.edu/cfug/ 

August 20, 2001
Des Moines CFUG
6:30 PM
GeoLearning, Inc.
4600 Westown Parkway Suite 301
West Des Moines, IA 50266
http://www.hungrycow.com/cfug/index.cfm 

August 21
Nashville CFUG
6:00 PM
Caterpillar Financial Auditorium
2120 West End Ave.
Nashville TN 37203
http://www.ncfug.org 

August 22, 2001
Long Island CFUG
7:00 PM
Briarcliffe College
1055 Stewart Avenue
Bethpage, New York 11714
http://www.licfug.org 

August 23, 2001
Annapolis CFUG
6:00 PM
Calvary United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
301 Rowe Boulevard
Annapolis MD 21401
http://www.ancfug.com/ancfugmem.cfm 

August 27, 2001
Mid Michigan CFUG
7:00 PM
Broad College of Michigan State University
Room N105, 2nd floor
East Lansing, MI
http://www.bus.msu.edu/mmcfug/ 

August 28, 2001
Indianapolis CFUG
5:00 PM
Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
56535 Magnetic Drive
Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
 http://www.nicufg.org/ 

August 29, 2001
State College CFUG
4:00 PM
University Park Campus (Main Campus) of Penn State University
Foster Auditorium of the Paterno Library
State College, PA
http://www.cfug-sc.org/ 

September 4, 2001
Las Vegas CFUG
7:00 PM
Prestige Travel Executive Center - Aztec Room
6175 Spring Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV 89146
http://www.sncfug.com 

September 5, 2001
Minneapolis CFUG
6:30 PM
Space150.com
212 3rd Ave N, Suite 150
Minneapolis, MN 55401
http://www.colderfusion.com/ 

September 6, 2001
St. Louis CFUG
6:00 PM
Microsoft Building
1 City Place
St. Louis, MO 63141
http://www.psiwebstudio.com/cfug/ 

September 10, 2001
Hampton Roads CFUG
7:00 PM
Navy Family Services Center
7928 14th
Norfolk, VA
http://www.hrcfug.org/ 

September 11, 2001
Northern Virginia CFUG
7:00 PM
2214 Rock Hill Road
Herndon, VA
http://www.figleaf.com 

September 12, 2001
Washington DC CFUG
Morning session: 9:00 AM - Noon
Evening session: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Fig Leaf Software/RFF Conference Center
1400 16th Street, NW (Lobby Level)
Washington DC 20036
http://www.figleaf.com 

September 13, 2001
East-Central Illiniois CFUG
6:30 PM
Human Kinetics
1607 North Market Street
Champaign, IL
http://www.ecicfug.org 


Phil Costa
Sr. Product Marketing Manager / Macromedia
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/cf-talk@houseoffusion.com/
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

['Zachary S . Bedell']

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at 
http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm
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Anyone know what these cf errors mean?

[Bosky, Dave]

 
Our entire logfile is filled with these two errors, something keeps looking
for
the files serverinfo.cfm and getmetricdataXML.cfm. 
It happens every minute like clockwork.

--
HTTP/1.0 404 Object Not Found. The template specified,
Q:\Inetpub\wwwroot\xxx\cfide\mib\serverinfo.cfm, does not exist.
--
HTTP/1.0 404 Object Not Found. The template specified,
Q:\Inetpub\wwwroot\xxx\cfide\mib\getmetricdataXML.cfm, does not exist.
--

Thanks,
Dave 
 


 

 


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application/octet-stream mime type

[BEN MORRIS]

I have gotten a CF Error when trying to upload word documents, and also once with a 
.txt file.  I am using the following CFFILE:
  

Some times it throws an error becuase the mime type is claimed to be 
'application/octet-stream', and is not part of my accepted types.

So:
- What the heck is octet-stream; just binary code?
- Could this be simply an issue of uploading too soon after CF or IIS has been 
restarted?
- Is there any possibility that this could be something on the client end?  I have 
been led to believe that the mime type is determined on the server side based on the 
extension only, and so the client machine can do nothing to screw this part up.


---

  Ben Morris

  Web Site Developer
  American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO
  (202) 639-6448
  http://www.afge.org



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RE: CF Security Patch - host says caused TCP/IP problems

[Paul Ihrig]

> oh just the stuff from M$ & deleted a few mime types like idq, i think.
> running cf ent 4.5.1
> 
> the error i recieved was:
> 
> HTTP Error 405
> 405 Method Not Allowed
> 
> The method specified in the Request Line is not allowed for the resource
> identified by the request. Please ensure that you have the proper MIME
> type set up for the resource you are requesting.
> 
> Please contact the server's administrator if this problem persists.
> 
> -paul
> 
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:55 PM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Cc: 'Paul Ihrig '
> Subject: RE: CF Security Patch - host says caused TCP/IP problems
> 
> 
> > after i applied the patch & the other security things to the server,
> > iCalendar no longer works. i cant figure out why. 
> 
> What other security things did you install?
> 
> I can think of two possibilities:
> 
> 1. You were doing something with CFCONTENT that the new API stub doesn't
> like. I haven't run any CFCONTENT code with the patch (or on CF 5) to test
> this.
> 
> 2. If you installed NT SP6, and you were using "fake" URL paths to serve
> files, SP6 may have broken that due to changes in URL parsing direction.
> 
> Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
> http://www.figleaf.com/
> phone: (202) 797-5496
> fax: (202) 797-5444

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RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You

[ibtoad]

How about the Buffalo/Toronto/Rochester area?
Rich

-Original Message-
From: Ben Forta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:40 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


I was in Southern CA last summer, these come first. But yep, I am due
another West Coast visit. I'll make it happen.

--- Ben


-Original Message-
From: Scott Van Vliet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:13 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Come on Ben!  Show Southern California some Love

- SVV


- Original Message -
From: "Phil Costa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 10:52 AM
Subject: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Macromedia's ColdFusion Evangelist Ben Forta is going on an 18-city User
Group tour to present on ColdFusion 5. This is an excellent opportunity
to get a first hand look at ColdFusion by one of the industry's best
known presenters!  Please join Macromedia and our awesome User Group
community in a city near you.

August 14, 2001
Chapel Hill, NC CFUG
7:00 PM
Carroll Hall
Room 111
UNC Campus
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
http://www.ccfug.org/

August 15, 2001
New Orleans CFUG
7:00 PM
McGlinchey Stafford Building
643 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
http://www.nocfug.org

August 16, 2001
Oklahoma City CFUG
1:30 PM
The Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center Campus
Stanton L. Young Biomedical Research Center
Seminar Room #109
975 N.E. 10th St
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104
http://idgweb4.ouhsc.edu/cfug/

August 20, 2001
Des Moines CFUG
6:30 PM
GeoLearning, Inc.
4600 Westown Parkway Suite 301
West Des Moines, IA 50266
http://www.hungrycow.com/cfug/index.cfm

August 21
Nashville CFUG
6:00 PM
Caterpillar Financial Auditorium
2120 West End Ave.
Nashville TN 37203
http://www.ncfug.org

August 22, 2001
Long Island CFUG
7:00 PM
Briarcliffe College
1055 Stewart Avenue
Bethpage, New York 11714
http://www.licfug.org

August 23, 2001
Annapolis CFUG
6:00 PM
Calvary United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
301 Rowe Boulevard
Annapolis MD 21401
http://www.ancfug.com/ancfugmem.cfm

August 27, 2001
Mid Michigan CFUG
7:00 PM
Broad College of Michigan State University
Room N105, 2nd floor
East Lansing, MI
http://www.bus.msu.edu/mmcfug/

August 28, 2001
Indianapolis CFUG
5:00 PM
Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
56535 Magnetic Drive
Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
 http://www.nicufg.org/

August 29, 2001
State College CFUG
4:00 PM
University Park Campus (Main Campus) of Penn State University
Foster Auditorium of the Paterno Library
State College, PA
http://www.cfug-sc.org/

September 4, 2001
Las Vegas CFUG
7:00 PM
Prestige Travel Executive Center - Aztec Room
6175 Spring Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV 89146
http://www.sncfug.com

September 5, 2001
Minneapolis CFUG
6:30 PM
Space150.com
212 3rd Ave N, Suite 150
Minneapolis, MN 55401
http://www.colderfusion.com/

September 6, 2001
St. Louis CFUG
6:00 PM
Microsoft Building
1 City Place
St. Louis, MO 63141
http://www.psiwebstudio.com/cfug/

September 10, 2001
Hampton Roads CFUG
7:00 PM
Navy Family Services Center
7928 14th
Norfolk, VA
http://www.hrcfug.org/

September 11, 2001
Northern Virginia CFUG
7:00 PM
2214 Rock Hill Road
Herndon, VA
http://www.figleaf.com

September 12, 2001
Washington DC CFUG
Morning session: 9:00 AM - Noon
Evening session: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Fig Leaf Software/RFF Conference Center
1400 16th Street, NW (Lobby Level)
Washington DC 20036
http://www.figleaf.com

September 13, 2001
East-Central Illiniois CFUG
6:30 PM
Human Kinetics
1607 North Market Street
Champaign, IL
http://www.ecicfug.org


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RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You

[Ben Forta]

I visit Kansas City not that long ago (within the last year), Columbus has
been a bit longer (probably nearer two years). So these come first.

But, I'll forward all these requests to Amy Brooks. Ya never know.

--- Ben


-Original Message-
From: Matthew W Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:15 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Kansas City, please.

-Original Message-
From: Paul Ihrig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:11 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


what about Columbus Ohio!
please!

-paul



-Original Message-
From: Phil Costa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:52 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Macromedia's ColdFusion Evangelist Ben Forta is going on an 18-city User
Group tour to present on ColdFusion 5. This is an excellent opportunity
to get a first hand look at ColdFusion by one of the industry's best
known presenters!  Please join Macromedia and our awesome User Group
community in a city near you.

August 14, 2001
Chapel Hill, NC CFUG
7:00 PM
Carroll Hall
Room 111
UNC Campus
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
http://www.ccfug.org/

August 15, 2001
New Orleans CFUG
7:00 PM
McGlinchey Stafford Building
643 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
http://www.nocfug.org

August 16, 2001
Oklahoma City CFUG
1:30 PM
The Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center Campus
Stanton L. Young Biomedical Research Center
Seminar Room #109
975 N.E. 10th St
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104
http://idgweb4.ouhsc.edu/cfug/

August 20, 2001
Des Moines CFUG
6:30 PM
GeoLearning, Inc.
4600 Westown Parkway Suite 301
West Des Moines, IA 50266
http://www.hungrycow.com/cfug/index.cfm

August 21
Nashville CFUG
6:00 PM
Caterpillar Financial Auditorium
2120 West End Ave.
Nashville TN 37203
http://www.ncfug.org

August 22, 2001
Long Island CFUG
7:00 PM
Briarcliffe College
1055 Stewart Avenue
Bethpage, New York 11714
http://www.licfug.org

August 23, 2001
Annapolis CFUG
6:00 PM
Calvary United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
301 Rowe Boulevard
Annapolis MD 21401
http://www.ancfug.com/ancfugmem.cfm

August 27, 2001
Mid Michigan CFUG
7:00 PM
Broad College of Michigan State University
Room N105, 2nd floor
East Lansing, MI
http://www.bus.msu.edu/mmcfug/

August 28, 2001
Indianapolis CFUG
5:00 PM
Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
56535 Magnetic Drive
Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
 http://www.nicufg.org/

August 29, 2001
State College CFUG
4:00 PM
University Park Campus (Main Campus) of Penn State University
Foster Auditorium of the Paterno Library
State College, PA
http://www.cfug-sc.org/

September 4, 2001
Las Vegas CFUG
7:00 PM
Prestige Travel Executive Center - Aztec Room
6175 Spring Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV 89146
http://www.sncfug.com

September 5, 2001
Minneapolis CFUG
6:30 PM
Space150.com
212 3rd Ave N, Suite 150
Minneapolis, MN 55401
http://www.colderfusion.com/

September 6, 2001
St. Louis CFUG
6:00 PM
Microsoft Building
1 City Place
St. Louis, MO 63141
http://www.psiwebstudio.com/cfug/

September 10, 2001
Hampton Roads CFUG
7:00 PM
Navy Family Services Center
7928 14th
Norfolk, VA
http://www.hrcfug.org/

September 11, 2001
Northern Virginia CFUG
7:00 PM
2214 Rock Hill Road
Herndon, VA
http://www.figleaf.com

September 12, 2001
Washington DC CFUG
Morning session: 9:00 AM - Noon
Evening session: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Fig Leaf Software/RFF Conference Center
1400 16th Street, NW (Lobby Level)
Washington DC 20036
http://www.figleaf.com

September 13, 2001
East-Central Illiniois CFUG
6:30 PM
Human Kinetics
1607 North Market Street
Champaign, IL
http://www.ecicfug.org


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RE: File upload question

[Shawn Grover]

Not sure I'm understanding the problem. 
Are you saying that when the File selector window appears, you can only
select *.txt files?
If that's the case, then simply change your file type box (mine defaults to
HTML files).

But, this sounds too obvious, so I'm guessing I'm not understanding the
question.
In our case, we are able to upload ANY file type with a similar form to what
you have shown.  
Maybe look at your processing page (with the CFFile tag), and see what it is
doing??

My two cents.

Shawn Grover

-Original Message-
From: Yager, Brian T Contractor/NCCIM
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 11:47 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: File upload question


What are you trying to do with the file Phill?  I have done this using a
variety
of different extension (jpg, gif, doc, html, etc..).

Brian Yager
President - North AL Cold Fusion Users Group
Sr. Systems Analyst
NCCIM/CIC
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(256) 842-8342


-Original Message-
From: Phill Gibson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 12:35 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: File upload question


Hi everyone,

I'm doing a file upload using standard HTML with the following form:


 
 


but it only reads the file contents if the file has a ".txt" extension. I
can rename an ASCII file from a different extension to .txt, and it works.

Does anyone know how to specify a file extension other than .txt and have it
work?

Thanks,
Phill Gibson
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RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You

[Ben Forta]

I was in Southern CA last summer, these come first. But yep, I am due
another West Coast visit. I'll make it happen.

--- Ben


-Original Message-
From: Scott Van Vliet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:13 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Come on Ben!  Show Southern California some Love

- SVV


- Original Message -
From: "Phil Costa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 10:52 AM
Subject: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Macromedia's ColdFusion Evangelist Ben Forta is going on an 18-city User
Group tour to present on ColdFusion 5. This is an excellent opportunity
to get a first hand look at ColdFusion by one of the industry's best
known presenters!  Please join Macromedia and our awesome User Group
community in a city near you.

August 14, 2001
Chapel Hill, NC CFUG
7:00 PM
Carroll Hall
Room 111
UNC Campus
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
http://www.ccfug.org/

August 15, 2001
New Orleans CFUG
7:00 PM
McGlinchey Stafford Building
643 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
http://www.nocfug.org

August 16, 2001
Oklahoma City CFUG
1:30 PM
The Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center Campus
Stanton L. Young Biomedical Research Center
Seminar Room #109
975 N.E. 10th St
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104
http://idgweb4.ouhsc.edu/cfug/

August 20, 2001
Des Moines CFUG
6:30 PM
GeoLearning, Inc.
4600 Westown Parkway Suite 301
West Des Moines, IA 50266
http://www.hungrycow.com/cfug/index.cfm

August 21
Nashville CFUG
6:00 PM
Caterpillar Financial Auditorium
2120 West End Ave.
Nashville TN 37203
http://www.ncfug.org

August 22, 2001
Long Island CFUG
7:00 PM
Briarcliffe College
1055 Stewart Avenue
Bethpage, New York 11714
http://www.licfug.org

August 23, 2001
Annapolis CFUG
6:00 PM
Calvary United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
301 Rowe Boulevard
Annapolis MD 21401
http://www.ancfug.com/ancfugmem.cfm

August 27, 2001
Mid Michigan CFUG
7:00 PM
Broad College of Michigan State University
Room N105, 2nd floor
East Lansing, MI
http://www.bus.msu.edu/mmcfug/

August 28, 2001
Indianapolis CFUG
5:00 PM
Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
56535 Magnetic Drive
Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
 http://www.nicufg.org/

August 29, 2001
State College CFUG
4:00 PM
University Park Campus (Main Campus) of Penn State University
Foster Auditorium of the Paterno Library
State College, PA
http://www.cfug-sc.org/

September 4, 2001
Las Vegas CFUG
7:00 PM
Prestige Travel Executive Center - Aztec Room
6175 Spring Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV 89146
http://www.sncfug.com

September 5, 2001
Minneapolis CFUG
6:30 PM
Space150.com
212 3rd Ave N, Suite 150
Minneapolis, MN 55401
http://www.colderfusion.com/

September 6, 2001
St. Louis CFUG
6:00 PM
Microsoft Building
1 City Place
St. Louis, MO 63141
http://www.psiwebstudio.com/cfug/

September 10, 2001
Hampton Roads CFUG
7:00 PM
Navy Family Services Center
7928 14th
Norfolk, VA
http://www.hrcfug.org/

September 11, 2001
Northern Virginia CFUG
7:00 PM
2214 Rock Hill Road
Herndon, VA
http://www.figleaf.com

September 12, 2001
Washington DC CFUG
Morning session: 9:00 AM - Noon
Evening session: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Fig Leaf Software/RFF Conference Center
1400 16th Street, NW (Lobby Level)
Washington DC 20036
http://www.figleaf.com

September 13, 2001
East-Central Illiniois CFUG
6:30 PM
Human Kinetics
1607 North Market Street
Champaign, IL
http://www.ecicfug.org


Phil Costa
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RE: PREVIOUS 1 2 3 ... NEXT page codes

[Pete Freitag]

I wrote a tag that does it, it's called QueryBrowse you can get it at
http://www.cfdev.com/products/index.cfm?ref=126

pete

-Original Message-
From: Diana Nichols [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:07 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: PREVIOUS 1 2 3 ... NEXT page codes


Don't think I've seen a repsonse to this...anyway, here's a piece of code i
wrote to do that very same thing. It shows 25 records per page, and the
pages at the top (previous 1 2 3 4 next) shows 10 pages, which roll with the
current page.












p
revious |


















#pageno# |



n
ext

   #get.recordcount# records found



(#startrow# - #lastrecord# shown)


HTH
D

Diana Nichols
Webmistress
http://www.salesthreads.com
Selling...Simplified



-Original Message-
From: nyon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 9:04 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: PREVIOUS 1 2 3 ... NEXT page codes



   Hi,

I manage to created buttons for Previous/Next in a search that returns 10
records each time.
However, how can I put a more direct way  to access the pages  ie. Pages 1 2
3 4 (similiar to search engines).
I know it involves some count, looping procedures.

thanks
nyon
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RE: Client Variables Storage Woes

[Bryan Love]

The registry is a sort of database itself, but it is fragile and is ONLY
meant to store information required by the operating system.  When you start
dumping hundreds of (long?) variables into the registry it hampers the
operating system's ability to retrieve the crucial information it requires.
Use cookies if you can't use a db, but remember that cookie size is limited
to 4000 characters.


Bryan Love ACP
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]



-Original Message-
From: Leon Oosterwijk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 9:52 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Client Variables Storage Woes


All, 

Our Cold fusion 5 server has been experiencing significant problems with our
client variables storage. We used a SQL Server datasource to store our
Client Variables. Before we took our database offline we changed the
administrator setting to store the client variables in the registry. However
our cold fusion server has been displaying erradic behaviour since then.
Random server crashes and no errors in the log files. I was finally able to
reinstate the client variables data source. this has resolved the problem
for now. This does however raise some concerns with me. Cold fusion is not
smart enough to detect that the client db is offline and just blows up. This
does not seem very robust. On top of this. When we had migrated away from
the db client variables cold fusion was still trying to terminate stale
variables in the db after the db had been removed from the list of client
var storage.

Leon
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RE: buying/leasing SQL

[Zachary S. Bedell]

> 1. is it possible to still buy SQL server 7 somehow?
> does the new (per-cpu) pricing apply to this?

Last I knew, MS allows you to 'downgrade' a SQL 2k license & use it for
a SQL 7 machine.  You'd have to do it per CPU.  
 
> 2. is it possible to lease SQL 7/2000 somewhere?

I think that's against the licensing agreement.  You might be able to
buy SQL services from an ASP of some sort (put your DBs on their
server), but I know (from past messages on this list) that the licensing
for that is a NIGHTMARE, so I doubt you'll find anyone offering that
service.

> 3. is it possible to have the rather high price splitted into 
> monthly payments?

Not unless you've got a good credit card or other financing that you
could use to purchase it.  MS certainly doesn't make any concessions to
help people afford their server products

> 4. do I have to buy per-cpu license if I use SQL with 
> Coldfusion (IIS) to server dynamic webpages? can I buy 
> per-seat license for this?

You must absolutely buy per-CPU licenses for use with ColdFusion.  The
license agreement explicitly forbids use of CALs with any kind of
multiplexing software (which, according to their definition covers CF).



Depending on your performance needs, you CAN buy a single processor
license for SQL and set it to use only one processor.  Then you can
always license & activate the second processor at a later date.

Personally, I've always despised per-CPU licensing as a money grubbing
technique, but  At least you can split the cost of two CPU licenses
into two lump sums that way...  
(Would you like us to shoot you twice right now, or once now and once a
month from now? ;-)


Hope that's helpful!

Best regards,
Zac Bedell



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RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You

[Matthew W Jones]

Kansas City, please.

-Original Message-
From: Paul Ihrig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:11 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


what about Columbus Ohio!
please!

-paul



-Original Message-
From: Phil Costa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:52 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You


Macromedia's ColdFusion Evangelist Ben Forta is going on an 18-city User
Group tour to present on ColdFusion 5. This is an excellent opportunity
to get a first hand look at ColdFusion by one of the industry's best
known presenters!  Please join Macromedia and our awesome User Group
community in a city near you.

August 14, 2001
Chapel Hill, NC CFUG
7:00 PM
Carroll Hall
Room 111
UNC Campus
Chapel Hill, NC 27599 
http://www.ccfug.org/ 

August 15, 2001
New Orleans CFUG
7:00 PM
McGlinchey Stafford Building 
643 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
http://www.nocfug.org

August 16, 2001
Oklahoma City CFUG
1:30 PM
The Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center Campus
Stanton L. Young Biomedical Research Center
Seminar Room #109 
975 N.E. 10th St
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104
http://idgweb4.ouhsc.edu/cfug/

August 20, 2001
Des Moines CFUG
6:30 PM
GeoLearning, Inc. 
4600 Westown Parkway Suite 301
West Des Moines, IA 50266 
http://www.hungrycow.com/cfug/index.cfm

August 21
Nashville CFUG
6:00 PM
Caterpillar Financial Auditorium
2120 West End Ave.
Nashville TN 37203
http://www.ncfug.org

August 22, 2001
Long Island CFUG
7:00 PM
Briarcliffe College
1055 Stewart Avenue
Bethpage, New York 11714
http://www.licfug.org

August 23, 2001
Annapolis CFUG
6:00 PM
Calvary United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
301 Rowe Boulevard 
Annapolis MD 21401 
http://www.ancfug.com/ancfugmem.cfm

August 27, 2001
Mid Michigan CFUG
7:00 PM
Broad College of Michigan State University 
Room N105, 2nd floor
East Lansing, MI 
http://www.bus.msu.edu/mmcfug/

August 28, 2001
Indianapolis CFUG
5:00 PM
Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
56535 Magnetic Drive
Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
 http://www.nicufg.org/

August 29, 2001
State College CFUG
4:00 PM
University Park Campus (Main Campus) of Penn State University
Foster Auditorium of the Paterno Library 
State College, PA
http://www.cfug-sc.org/

September 4, 2001
Las Vegas CFUG
7:00 PM
Prestige Travel Executive Center - Aztec Room 
6175 Spring Mountain Road 
Las Vegas, NV 89146
http://www.sncfug.com

September 5, 2001
Minneapolis CFUG
6:30 PM
Space150.com
212 3rd Ave N, Suite 150
Minneapolis, MN 55401
http://www.colderfusion.com/

September 6, 2001
St. Louis CFUG
6:00 PM
Microsoft Building
1 City Place 
St. Louis, MO 63141
http://www.psiwebstudio.com/cfug/

September 10, 2001
Hampton Roads CFUG
7:00 PM
Navy Family Services Center 
7928 14th 
Norfolk, VA
http://www.hrcfug.org/

September 11, 2001
Northern Virginia CFUG
7:00 PM
2214 Rock Hill Road
Herndon, VA
http://www.figleaf.com

September 12, 2001
Washington DC CFUG
Morning session: 9:00 AM - Noon
Evening session: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Fig Leaf Software/RFF Conference Center
1400 16th Street, NW (Lobby Level)
Washington DC 20036
http://www.figleaf.com

September 13, 2001
East-Central Illiniois CFUG
6:30 PM
Human Kinetics
1607 North Market Street
Champaign, IL
http://www.ecicfug.org


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Re: Ben Forta and CF5 -- Coming to a CFUG Near You

[Mark Campbell]

How about California?
Mark Campbell

Phil Costa wrote:

> Macromedia's ColdFusion Evangelist Ben Forta is going on an 18-city User
> Group tour to present on ColdFusion 5. This is an excellent opportunity
> to get a first hand look at ColdFusion by one of the industry's best
> known presenters!  Please join Macromedia and our awesome User Group
> community in a city near you.
>
> August 14, 2001
> Chapel Hill, NC CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> Carroll Hall
> Room 111
> UNC Campus
> Chapel Hill, NC 27599
> http://www.ccfug.org/
>
> August 15, 2001
> New Orleans CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> McGlinchey Stafford Building
> 643 Magazine Street
> New Orleans, LA 70130
> http://www.nocfug.org
>
> August 16, 2001
> Oklahoma City CFUG
> 1:30 PM
> The Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center Campus
> Stanton L. Young Biomedical Research Center
> Seminar Room #109
> 975 N.E. 10th St
> Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104
> http://idgweb4.ouhsc.edu/cfug/
>
> August 20, 2001
> Des Moines CFUG
> 6:30 PM
> GeoLearning, Inc.
> 4600 Westown Parkway Suite 301
> West Des Moines, IA 50266
> http://www.hungrycow.com/cfug/index.cfm
>
> August 21
> Nashville CFUG
> 6:00 PM
> Caterpillar Financial Auditorium
> 2120 West End Ave.
> Nashville TN 37203
> http://www.ncfug.org
>
> August 22, 2001
> Long Island CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> Briarcliffe College
> 1055 Stewart Avenue
> Bethpage, New York 11714
> http://www.licfug.org
>
> August 23, 2001
> Annapolis CFUG
> 6:00 PM
> Calvary United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
> 301 Rowe Boulevard
> Annapolis MD 21401
> http://www.ancfug.com/ancfugmem.cfm
>
> August 27, 2001
> Mid Michigan CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> Broad College of Michigan State University
> Room N105, 2nd floor
> East Lansing, MI
> http://www.bus.msu.edu/mmcfug/
>
> August 28, 2001
> Indianapolis CFUG
> 5:00 PM
> Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
> 56535 Magnetic Drive
> Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
>  http://www.nicufg.org/
>
> August 29, 2001
> State College CFUG
> 4:00 PM
> University Park Campus (Main Campus) of Penn State University
> Foster Auditorium of the Paterno Library
> State College, PA
> http://www.cfug-sc.org/
>
> September 4, 2001
> Las Vegas CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> Prestige Travel Executive Center - Aztec Room
> 6175 Spring Mountain Road
> Las Vegas, NV 89146
> http://www.sncfug.com
>
> September 5, 2001
> Minneapolis CFUG
> 6:30 PM
> Space150.com
> 212 3rd Ave N, Suite 150
> Minneapolis, MN 55401
> http://www.colderfusion.com/
>
> September 6, 2001
> St. Louis CFUG
> 6:00 PM
> Microsoft Building
> 1 City Place
> St. Louis, MO 63141
> http://www.psiwebstudio.com/cfug/
>
> September 10, 2001
> Hampton Roads CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> Navy Family Services Center
> 7928 14th
> Norfolk, VA
> http://www.hrcfug.org/
>
> September 11, 2001
> Northern Virginia CFUG
> 7:00 PM
> 2214 Rock Hill Road
> Herndon, VA
> http://www.figleaf.com
>
> September 12, 2001
> Washington DC CFUG
> Morning session: 9:00 AM - Noon
> Evening session: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
> Fig Leaf Software/RFF Conference Center
> 1400 16th Street, NW (Lobby Level)
> Washington DC 20036
> http://www.figleaf.com
>
> September 13, 2001
> East-Central Illiniois CFUG
> 6:30 PM
> Human Kinetics
> 1607 North Market Street
> Champaign, IL
> http://www.ecicfug.org
>
> Phil Costa
> Sr. Product Marketing Manager / Macromedia
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
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RE: cfset and/or Duplicate() [was:RE: I don't understand session locking :(

[Hinojosa, Robert A]

here is a test of simple & complex values.  That statement that the rep told
you is false.

HTH,
Robert Hinojosa
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
972.243.4343 x7446


  


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-Original Message-
From: Chris Norloff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 12:42 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfset and/or Duplicate() [was:RE: I don't understand session
locking :(


We're right in the throes of this, too.  We've been operating under the
understanding that using Duplicate() was necessary ONLY when dealing with
complex variables.

Thus,

would work fine as long as session.variablename is not complex.

NOT SO, says MM Tech Support.  Seems like cfset ALWAYS sets a pointer rather
than making a copy when dealing with shared-scope variables (session,
application, server).

I gotta test this out, 'cause we've been having some real serious "variable
vanishes" problems, and this could be it.  

Sure wish CF worked like it's documented to work.

Chris Norloff



-- Original Message --
from: David Shadovitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
date: Tue, 07 Aug 2001 11:04:21 -0700

>But these variables are simple strings (I think "str" here means "string",
not 
>"structure").  There's no need to use Duplicate() for simple CFML
variables.
>
>You may want to use Duplicate() on the entire Session structure, but not on
a 
>string.
>
>-David
>
>On Tuesday, August 07, Matthew W Jones
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
>wrote:
>> Yes
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Ken Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 10:01 AM
>> Subject: RE: I don't understand session locking :(
>>
>> Wouldn't you actually need to use the Duplicate() function here when
>> referencing the session variable? I seem to recall past discussions that
the
>> process of making a copy in this way actually only created a pointer to
the
>> session variable and left you vulnerable to the locking issue. Using
>> Duplicate(), however, made a true clone of the variable that was free
from
>> the locking issues. As in.
>>
>>   
>>
>>
>> #
>> 
>> 
>>  
>>  
>>  
>> 
>> #
>
>
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RE: PREVIOUS 1 2 3 ... NEXT page codes

[Diana Nichols]

Don't think I've seen a repsonse to this...anyway, here's a piece of code i
wrote to do that very same thing. It shows 25 records per page, and the
pages at the top (previous 1 2 3 4 next) shows 10 pages, which roll with the
current page.












p
revious |


















#pageno# |



n
ext

   #get.recordcount# records found



(#startrow# - #lastrecord# shown)


HTH
D

Diana Nichols
Webmistress
http://www.salesthreads.com
Selling...Simplified



-Original Message-
From: nyon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 9:04 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: PREVIOUS 1 2 3 ... NEXT page codes



   Hi,

I manage to created buttons for Previous/Next in a search that returns 10
records each time.
However, how can I put a more direct way  to access the pages  ie. Pages 1 2
3 4 (similiar to search engines).
I know it involves some count, looping procedures.

thanks
nyon
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Re: CF Security Patch - host says caused TCP/IP problems

[Stephenie Hamilton]

thanks, i thought as much, but wanted to get a second (or third) opinion
i have told the host as much, but let's see if they take any heed to it...
the thing i am worried about is if CF did not cause this, reinstalling CF is
not going to solve it, they are not only wasting their time, but overlooking
what is the real problem...which down the road could render the server down
for quite some time while they figure it out.
~~
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Macromedia Certified ColdFusion Professional
http://coldfusionwebs.com


- Original Message -
From: Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:30 PM
Subject: RE: CF Security Patch - host says caused TCP/IP problems


> > at my last position i installed the security patch from Allaire
> > (MPSB01-07: ColdFusion Security Patch for versions 2.0 through
> > 4.5.1 SP2), all seemed fine, i have now left that position (but
> > my site is still there), and the engineers are trying to say that
> > this patch caused the TCP/IP protocol to get hosed... i don't have
> > tons of details on this, but has anyone else had any type of trouble
> > with this patch? is it possible for a CF patch to hose TCP/IP? seems
> > strange to me, but then again, i am not an engineer
>
> I can't see any possibility of this patch (which simply replaces API and
CGI
> stubs, and doesn't touch any OS files) "hosing TCP/IP". The very worst it
> could do is cause problems with CF and with your web server - which of
> course would itself be serious, but that would be a different problem.
>
> See, you're not missing anything by not being an engineer. I'm not one
> either, but I know better than that.
>
> Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
> http://www.figleaf.com/
> phone: (202) 797-5496
> fax: (202) 797-5444
>
>
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RE: File upload question

[Phill Gibson]

Actually, yes, I am treating it like a variable. I'm not saving the file to
the server, but instead am just grabbing the string contained in it. No need
to save the file itself after I have the contents. Our clients have a lot of
legacy files that have been uploaded in the client/server app in times past,
so we need to also allow for file uploads, so to speak, rather than just
having a form field to cut and paste strings into.

Thanks,

Phill Gibson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

>-Original Message-
>From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:06 PM
>To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>Cc: 'Phill Gibson '
>Subject: RE: File upload question
>
>
>> I'm doing a file upload using standard HTML with the following form:
>> ...
>> but it only reads the file contents if the file has a ".txt" extension.
>> I can rename an ASCII file from a different extension to .txt, and it
>> works.
>>
>> Does anyone know how to specify a file extension other than .txt and
>> have it work?
>
>What are you doing with the uploaded file? It sounds like you're simply
>treating it like you would any other form variable. Typically, you use
>CFFILE to save the uploaded file to the filesystem.
>
>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>http://www.figleaf.com/
>phone: (202) 797-5496
>fax: (202) 797-5444


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