cfexecute

2000-10-29 Thread Tom Langer

I'm having some sort of problem using CFEXECUTE

The server is Windows 2000, CF 4.5.1

This works
   cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
   arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
d:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf"
   /cfexecute

This doesn't work..
   cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
   arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
e:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf"
   /cfexecute
* OR *
   cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
   arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
\\myserver\myshare\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf
   /cfexecute

The E: drive is a mapped network drive going from one machine to another...

If I call the following line from the web servers command prompt, it
executes ok...
d:\pkzip25.exe -add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
e:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf

But it seems that CF doesn't like going across servers or something using
cfexecute - please help :-)

thx

Tom


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Re: cfexecute

2000-10-29 Thread Tom Langer

additional info

I must have forgotten some basic security, here's an update to my problem...

If I do a CFFILE copy I get an access denied message, when copying a file
from one machine to another.. just doing the file copy from the start--run
works fine.

CF is using the local system account, I'd assume this should work fine - or
am I forgetting some stupid fundemental thing here?

Thanks

Tom

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Subject: cfexecute


 I'm having some sort of problem using CFEXECUTE

 The server is Windows 2000, CF 4.5.1

 This works
cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
 d:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf"
/cfexecute

 This doesn't work..
cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
 e:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf"
/cfexecute
 * OR *
cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
 \\myserver\myshare\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf
/cfexecute

 The E: drive is a mapped network drive going from one machine to
another...

 If I call the following line from the web servers command prompt, it
 executes ok...
 d:\pkzip25.exe -add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
 e:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf

 But it seems that CF doesn't like going across servers or something using
 cfexecute - please help :-)

 thx

 Tom

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Re: cfexecute

2000-10-29 Thread Tom Langer

Thanks Steve and Xing - that fixed it - grr, I knew it was going to be a
simple silly thing :-/

Tom

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Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2000 3:42 PM
Subject: Re: cfexecute


 additional info


 I must have forgotten some basic security, here's an update to my
problem...

 If I do a CFFILE copy I get an access denied message, when copying a file
 from one machine to another.. just doing the file copy from the
start--run
 works fine.

 CF is using the local system account, I'd assume this should work fine -
or
 am I forgetting some stupid fundemental thing here?

 Thanks

 Tom

 - Original Message -
 From: Tom Langer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2000 3:20 PM
 Subject: cfexecute


  I'm having some sort of problem using CFEXECUTE
 
  The server is Windows 2000, CF 4.5.1
 
  This works
 cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
 arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
  d:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf"
 /cfexecute
 
  This doesn't work..
 cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
 arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
  e:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf"
 /cfexecute
  * OR *
 cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
 arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
  \\myserver\myshare\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf
 /cfexecute
 
  The E: drive is a mapped network drive going from one machine to
 another...
 
  If I call the following line from the web servers command prompt, it
  executes ok...
  d:\pkzip25.exe -add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip

  e:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf
 
  But it seems that CF doesn't like going across servers or something
using
  cfexecute - please help :-)
 
  thx
 
  Tom
 

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Re: MS Access SQL

2000-07-03 Thread Tom Langer

sure...

To start with, you need to know the syntax of CREATE TABLE syntax in sql - I
don't offhand, but it's pretty easy offhand.

Then, you can "scroll" through your fields and indexes collection of your
recordset - you can obtain the names, and other properties, such as field
type and size.

With this information, you can dynamically create a text string that can be
saved into a .SQL text file (be sure to use Print statement in basic to
avoid quotes).

I hope this helps...

Tom
ICQ: 2575057


-Original Message-
From: Eron Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, July 03, 2000 8:58 AM
Subject: OT: MS Access SQL


Hi Folks,

I am wondering if anyone knows of a way to have MS Access spit out the SQL
necessary to create the tables that make up a given database.   In other
words,  I'd like to do some kind of export that would export just the
actual
SQL statements that would create identical table structures in a new
database if they were run.  I know you can do this with SQL server, but I
am
wondering if there is a way to do this from MS Access 2000 (without
upsizing
to SQL server first :-) )

Thanks,

Eron

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OT: Word document client-side

2000-04-11 Thread Tom Langer

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We can require that the user runs IE 4 + if we'd like - but I need to =
figure out how to create word documents using COM objects.  I've tried =
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No server will be used (CF or otherwise), so I must rely on current =
client-side technology.

Help someone?

thx

Tom Langer

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