What is the CF-created mapping of \ used for? I generally move CFIDE and,
if installed, CFDOCS, to a directory other than the root web directory.
Should this mapping then be changed point to the parent directory of CFIDE?
On a production server that I've been running for about a month, I hadn't
At 01:23 AM 12/23/01 -0700, you wrote:
What is the CF-created mapping of \ used for? I generally move CFIDE and,
if installed, CFDOCS, to a directory other than the root web directory.
Should this mapping then be changed point to the parent directory of CFIDE?
On a production server that I've
At 07:34 PM 12/21/01 -0500, you wrote:
All,
This is what our environment looks like:
Microsoft IIS5 on Windows2000
ColdFusion (4.5.1 SP2) Enterprise Edition
Oracle8i (8.1.7)
Utilizing the Oracle Native Driver.
The Task at hand:
Users will be quering the database and in some cases receiving back
I am in the process of migrating some of my sites from a host using
SQLServer 7 to another hosting company that has SQL2000.I still need to
keep the SQL7 going till everything's moved and tested, but I also need to
set up on the SQL2000 and do development work there.
But my SQL7 EM
I did a search through the CFIDE and CFDOCS directories for use of the
mapping (which is usually a cfinclude template=/...) and found a couple of
instances in CFDOCS, but none in the CFIDE. It appears that CF expects /
to be mapped to the parent directory of CFDOCS and CFIDE. On a machine
Oops! Forgot to put a proper subject line in my last message .. here's the
same one again
I am in the process of migrating some of my sites from a host using
SQLServer 7 to another hosting company that has SQL2000.I still need to
keep the SQL7 going till everything's moved and
You should be able to do all your work with query analyzer. EM is nice and
easy, but you should be able to enter all SQL/TSQL you need ... and the 2000
variant of QA has a nice view objects function.
Cheers,
Bill
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MS-SQL Stored procedures are stored with their 'compiled' execution plan. If
you issue a query from an application, SQL Server has to determine the
execution plan before running ... determine which indices there are and which
one(s) would be the best to use. So if you use SPs you could gain
The trouble with query analyser is you can't see what is set up. If
something doesn't work, you cant see what the table names are and what th
e
field names and descriptions are. You're working in the dark all the tim
e
You can't set up users, permissions, views, only pass SQL queries.
But I
For the site map, are you looking to create a map based on content thats dynamic in
the first place? Is it a tree-type structure where all the files have a stored ID and
a ParentID field (of some kind) in each record? If yes, I have a couple of ways to do
that. 1: build it on the fly,
Mark
You'll get a lot of differing opinions on this subject... here are my
preferences:
1) Name the table, itself, as singular - makes the SQL statements
more readable (English-like)
Event instead of Events, Category instead of Categories, etc.
3) Make the column names as concise and
No they are not part of the documentation, they are mearly example
applications and unless you plan on studying those example apps, they are
not neded.
Doug
- Original Message -
From: Jim McAtee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2001 11:55 PM
But my SQL7 EM (enterprise manager) doesn't work with SQL2000.
I can install MSDE from my Office2000 CD, but when I do it says
I have EM installed and it is not allowed.
I could use Access, but that has different table structures
and datatype names and the SQL is different. I'd rather
Honestly my goal was not to get the software, my goal has been
met actually, got people talking about it.
That goal seems unworthy of your time and effort. What consensus have we all
reached about the Partner program?
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202)
Well the goal was sort of worthythe squeaky wheel gets the oil and all
that ;-)
I still think the program is worth the money even though nobody ever likes
to get less stuff for more money. I'm sure it's just MM's way of trying to
stop everybody from using NFR software for development
The problem here is that I'm moving 20 domains from a SQL7 machine to a
SQL2000 machine on a different hosting company. I have 20 domains to mov
e
and I can't move them all instantly. For some weeks I'm going to have to
work with both. And my major client has SQL7 and isn't going to upgrade
I agree with this in most cases. However it is not currently possible to cache
oracle stored procs in cf (except by assigning the results to session or
application variables). Also on most simple selects I found that the time for
processing was faster using embedded cf queries that calling a
On 12/24/01, Mike Kear penned:
The problem here is that I'm moving 20 domains from a SQL7 machine to a
SQL2000 machine on a different hosting company. I have 20 domains to mov
e
and I can't move them all instantly. For some weeks I'm going to have to
work with both. And my major client has
On 12/22/01, Gonzo Rock penned:
You are SOOO Right... It did NOT put it in my example... BUT... It
is in my table design. (I hate when I screw up in email like that!
It really complicates this process.)
My delima is given a TravH_ID, create a list of all the OP Records
related to the related
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