Just try by removing sp6a & installing sp5. Also if doesn't work remove MDAC
2.5 & install the original 2.3 which comes with CF Server.
Rahul
> The environment is NT4, SP6a, CF4.51 Enterprise, 99% Access db's, MDAC
2.5,
> IIS4.0
>
> The code was working totally error free on the previous mach
Which do you expect to be faster? 1 or 2? Why?
1.
2.
best, paul
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I am trying to upsize some of my tables that are full of data upsized fine
according to the upsize report whilst other tables with little data did not
table one table as an example Properties Categories it has 2 fields in it
an id field that is the primary key and a category field
the id field
Well, there are cookies. They're in the browser only, and not
set on the user's machine. So they can maintain state in a
session, but not be useful from one session to another.
best, paul
At 08:56 PM 9/30/00 -0400, you wrote:
>On 9/30/00, paul smith penned:
> >"Accept only cookies that get se
Best short answer you'll ever find is Ch. 6 of Forta's book CFWAK
HTH
Dick
At 11:19 PM -0400 9/30/00, HappyToad.com wrote:
>I am learning Cold Fusion using the MS Access database and learning more and
>more each day. What is the difference between using Access and SQL? Is is
>just that SQL is
I am learning Cold Fusion using the MS Access database and learning more and
more each day. What is the difference between using Access and SQL? Is is
just that SQL is for larger applications? Is it just as easy to use SQL? I
am in the dark on this, please shed some light.
Thanks,
Rich
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Hello,
Was wondering if anyone knows of a good CF or perhaps perl Want Ad program. It needs
it to beable to take credit cards, notify people when there ad is about to expire and
allows them
to edit/ and ad pictures to there ad. Price probably around $300.00 or below ?
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On 9/30/00, paul smith penned:
>I just noticed that a comma-delimited List of numerals can be stored as a
>Client variable in a database without having to be
>WDDX-serialized. Cool. This saves some processing overhead.
Anything that's a string can be stored as a client variable without
WDDX. I
On 9/30/00, paul smith penned:
>"Accept only cookies that get sent back to the originating server"
>
>Then state is maintained from one click to the next (and I assume no cookie
>is set on the users machine).
Really? If they can maintain state from one click to the next without
cookies and witho
I just noticed that a comma-delimited List of numerals can be stored as a
Client variable in a database without having to be
WDDX-serialized. Cool. This saves some processing overhead.
best, paul
At 09:15 AM 9/30/00 -0400, you wrote:
>The biggest difference in the setup is, if you have comp
Jim,
Thanks for the lightening quick reply.
I totally forgot about the carraige return. I will work with your method as
it sure looks sound.
Thanks again
Terry Troxel
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Right. New cfid/cftoken every click (in IE).
However, if the user selects the following in Netscrape:
"Accept only cookies that get sent back to the originating server"
Then state is maintained from one click to the next (and I assume no cookie
is set on the users machine).
best, paul
At 0
With CFFILE you're only able to read the entire file into a variable. Treat
the file contents as a list, using carriage returns and/or line feeds as
delimiters. Because of the way CF handles lists and delimiters, the
following code works regardless of whether carriage returns, line feeds or
any
On 9/30/00, W Luke penned:
>Am I right in saying that using the database as the Client Storage method,
>if the user doesn't have Cookies enabled it will still work? (i.e. pull
>client's token from database, and client. variables). Or am I way off the
>mark?
As long as you pass cfid and cftoken i
I have a text file that is 1315 characters wide, which is an exported Cobol
database that I reed to go through one record/line at a time and do some
mid() calls to retreive certain fields and insert them into an Access table.
I am unsure how to walk thru the file line by line. I do know how to use
Sure. It's easy. Just use a query to store it and later retrieve it and run it with
evaluate(variable).
At 03:07 PM 9/30/00 -0500, Camden Spiller wrote:
>This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
>
>--=_NextPart_000_010C_01C02AF0.368B7280
>Content-Type: text/plain;
>charset="iso-
At 3:08 PM -0400 9/30/00, Jon Hall wrote:
>Unfortunately with the large amount of items that the customer has control
>of, they can add and delete items at will. Letting CF cache queries wont
>work since there are no static queries
The large # of items and the ability to update/insert/delete item
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
--=_NextPart_000_010C_01C02AF0.368B7280
Content-Type: text/plain;
charset="iso-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Is it possible to store CF code in a database and then pull it out with =
a query and run the code?
Camden
CF caches dynamic queries, too. It includes the SQL to distinguish one
dynamic query from another.
For example, since #REQUEST.alpha# has the value of each of the 26 letters
in the alphabet, the following query is chached in 26 different Queries,
even though in my CF code I refer to all as RE
Hi all,
I wonder, has anyone used Worldpay for any of their Clients or apps with
Cold Fusion - have you had any problems with it?
Cheers :)
Will
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I like the HTML idea. That's a good one.
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Another idea:
For Word:
Run the queries, create an HTML file and save it to disk.
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I asked this question a co
Seems as if you need to run some VB scripts to accomplish this. I recently
read an article (in CFDJ i think) that talked about this using a combination
of WDDX and VB. Good luck!
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This is certainly possible using and VBA.
Do a search for 'Working with Tables' in Word's VB editor help to see code
samples.
ASP is probably a better choice than CF for this one.
P.
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I asked this question a couple days ago and received no responses, so I'm beginning to
believe this is not possible.
I need to create a word doc or excel spreadsheet based upon a set of queries. I know
how to pass raw data into these new documents, that's no problem. The problem is that
I'd
Unfortunately with the large amount of items that the customer has control
of, they can add and delete items at will. Letting CF cache queries wont
work since there are no static queries (unless..just had a thought, see
below).
Maybe as we go on and collect some statistics as to what is popular.
> The problem with this, client variables can be set to be purged from
> the database after a set period, so unless you have your own server,
> you're at the mercy of the host.
Am I right in saying that using the database as the Client Storage method,
if the user doesn't have Cookies enabled it
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On 9/30/00, W Luke penned:
>For example on one of my sites I have a Members section which they can
>personalise - they login in using their username and password...
>
>
>
>So if the user a
Good articles. But it's almost the same as the one in Cold Fusion Journal.
I'm not sure which one was written first.
Also, some of the query will not work in this article. For instance, those
ideas about checking client.LastVisit are wrong. Also, you need to do
something to the User on the lo
If all you want is CC authorization before adding a record to the db,
then you can do it easily with CF and a call to Cybercash (for
example). Most ISPs provide this linkage through a custom CF tag.
There are some in the tag gallery.
Dick
At 11:39 AM -0400 9/30/00, Chuck wrote:
>This is a m
I just noticed the URLed article contains the following:
Personally, I require cookies on all of my sites, and I then provide
adequate security and cookie information to the users who are refusing or
unable to accept cookies so they know why we require them.
Thanks for that Paul.
Now as a complete beginner with Session Management (never had to use it).
I've followed instructions on the site below, and it's working fine afaik.
But how about implementing it straight into a site?
For example on one of my sites I have a Members section which they can
pe
Hi all,
We've recently moved a number of production sites onto a new server and are
now experiencing instances where the CPU is maxing out and lots of instances
of the following error throughout the different sites at seemingly random
places and times.
Error Diagnostic Information
Just in time c
Yeah, it was written in March before CFLOCKing exploded around here ;-)
best, paul
At 12:52 PM 9/30/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Good article, but it doesn't impress the point that session variables
>must be locked.
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On 9/30/00, paul smith penned:
>Detailed docs on setting up client vars in a DB and more are here:
>
>http://www.advantex.net/ColdFusion/CFClusteringDoc.htm
Good article, but it doesn't impress the point that session variables
must be locked. Which is why I switched to client variables. The fact
Yeah.
By the way these columns are searched (and named) it indicates that
they likely (pun intended) contain multiple values:
RecordID #00022 Keywords='this,that,another...'
A column with multiple values violates the first normal form: each column
should be atommic.
or anot
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charset="iso-8859-1"
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Does anyone know of a CF based application like the one Flicks software =
sells for ASP. It is an authentic
Detailed docs on setting up client vars in a DB and more are here:
http://www.advantex.net/ColdFusion/CFClusteringDoc.htm
best, paul
At 09:15 AM 9/30/00 -0400, you wrote:
>On 9/29/00, W Luke penned:
> > > Use client variables, written to a database, whenever possible.
> >
> >Is there any docu
On 9/30/00, Dick Applebaum penned:
>Hmmm... 10 seconds to query sounds like some db redesign may be in order.
>
>This will vary with the db engine, but there are things you can do.
>
>I noticed that your db is denormalized (ProductsCategory,
>ProductsKeyWords, and maybe ProductsStyleNumber). If y
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On 9/29/00, W Luke penned:
> > Use client variables, written to a database, whenever possible.
>
>Is there any documentation about writing client variables to a database? Or
>do you have a
Thanks guys. I've used a combination of your help to come up with the
following code, which works (to an extent):
SELECT messages.mID, messages.to_email, members.email, members.password
FROM messages, members
WHERE messages.mID = #form.ID# AND members.password = '#form.password#' AND
me
Why don't you try loading the query into an application variable? In your
application.cfm (or equivalent) check to see if the variable is initialized
(remember to use a read-only lock for this). If it isn't, do your database
read, and then load the results of that query into an application varia
Depending on the totality of what you anticipate is going to be
happening at any given time, you can:
1) let CF cache the queries... this is especially good if you
anticipate that there will be a lot of similar queries as in
drill-downs, or several users making identical queries (skewed
popul
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>
> >What does IMS do exactly with CF. We are running Exchange and our mail
> >admin is a little nervous about installing a second mail server.
>
> iMS itself is a set of NT services w
I second Chris' suggestion.
I use a stub program that runs on the remote server.
it is invoked via CFHTTP
It receives a WDDX packet containing only SQL Statements (you
probably should not pass the userid and pw)
It deserializes the WDDX packet, issues the SQL query, and serializes
the recor
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> You may be aware that when calling custom tags, either using the "CF_"
> syntax, or using "CFMODULE", you can pass a special attribute called
> "ATTRIBUTECOLLECTION", which is a struct of attributes. We use it qui
>What does IMS do exactly with CF. We are running Exchange and our mail
>admin is a little nervous about installing a second mail server.
iMS itself is a set of NT services which provide the base protocol
functions of SMTP, POP and POST servers. They also can talk to CF
templates. The CF temp
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