Try this..
go to: C:\CFusionMX\db\slserver52\
There should be two folders: tracing and logging. Dump the contents of
tracing to start, then logging if it still does not resolve your issue.
Back these folders up first, in case the reuslts are not what you expect.
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From: mayo [mailt
yes, same script, same databases. I can access the databases via php.
I reinstalled IIS.
Reinstalled CFMX.
CF is working fine.
What's not working is accessing databases.
Went to CF administrator, added the datasource, verified it, verified it
again, rebooted my laptop, restarted CF, restarted I
Sounds like it can not find a query or a table, did you verify that the DB
was still the same and that all the tables that were initially there were in
fact still there?
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From: mayo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2003 12:00 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFMX installation
After IIS and CFMX crashed last week I had to reinstall both.
IIS works as does CFMX EXCEPT for the fact that CFMX there is a
problem accessing the database.
The ODBC connection seems to be working. If I don't put in the datasource it
gives the "Data Source x cannot be found" error. Howe
On the subject of active-content, there's also a handful of new custom
tags in the onTap framework designed not only to provide a workaround
for the patent issue, but also to make embedding flash (and other
active content) in ColdFusion driven pages and passing variables to
flash movies a bit easie
It was requested that I share the article link when it was published,
so here you go.
Unless it's overturned, the Eolas ruling means tens of thousands of Web
pages that use embedded plugins are infringing on the patent. Based on
a procedure recommended by Microsoft, this filter will automatical
Be sure to click the center of each page - there are 13 in all!
http://www.jsmagic.net/emissarypage1/
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> What a about string...?
No, once it's been parsed it's no longer a string, and iirc you have
to use #toString(xmlNode)# to display the "original" string of xml it
was parsed from. Using CFMX the parsed xml string is an object (in the
traditional C++/Java OO sense). You might try using type="xml"
cfhttp's probably going to be the easiest way to do it...
Theoretically if you can get ther PERL engine to run on the command
line you could use cfexecute. In either case if you want to get
variables back out of PERL you're going to have to scrape the results
as a string.
> Would it be possible to
IIRC Access also uses LIKE with the % character as a wildcard...
SELECT * FROM Table1 WHERE Assignment LIKE '%5%'
hth
> CF: 5.0
> DB: MS Access
> I am drawing a blank. What is the correct operator/format
> for matching
> part of a field? I have CONTAINS in the below, but that
> doesn't seem to
Nick Baker wrote:
>
>
> SELECT *
> FROM Table1
> Where Assignment CONTAINS 5
>
You mean where the Assignment field contains the number 5 but may
contain other stuff? If it's a string, use the LIKE clause
WHERE Assignment LIKE '%5%'
(You may have to substitude * for % with Access, not sure
select *
from foo where
goo in (something,goo,foo)
hth
tony
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From: Nick Baker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2003 3:47 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Logic
CF: 5.0
DB: MS Access
I am drawing a blank. What is the correct operator/format for matching
part of a field? I have CONTAINS in the below, but that doesn't seem to work.
SELECT *
FROM Table1
Where Assignment CONTAINS 5
Thanks,
Nick
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I have been working on building one my self but am running our of time. I
like this one. IT say's its open source.
Anyone here using tell me if it's easy to customize? I will be using it to
replace a client's Yahoo! Store.
Rick
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From: Eric Hoffman [mailto:[EMAIL PR
> OK, I'll just take your collective words for it then. I've
> searched the following URLs from the MM site, but none mention
> specifically "usage" as being a problem
I found it in my local copy of the documentation, but it's here too:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/exp
Les Mizzell wrote:
> > CFHTTP maybe? Haven't gotten to try it yet...
>
> Shouldn't have gone to the list so quick!
>
> Yep, CFHTTP works great!
You can also CFEXECUTE perl scripts... or at least the perl executable
and pass it the perl script as an argument.
I've used both CFEXECUTE and CFHT
> CFHTTP maybe? Haven't gotten to try it yet...
Shouldn't have gone to the list so quick!
Yep, CFHTTP works great!
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Would it be possible to call a PERL script from a Cold Fusion page?
Doesn't work as in include...
CFHTTP maybe? Haven't gotten to try it yet...
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What's the best ads settings to store in DB for reports purpose? remote_addr? remote_host? Anymore?
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Try IsDefined("COOKIE.#ATTRIBUTES.cookieComments#Name"). Of if you'd rather build the string outside of the IsDefined(), try IsDefined("#nameCookieVar#").
Let us know how it goes.
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