>>What I want to do is programmatically go through the list of ODBC datasources, and document the connection name, database type, tables
involved in that connection, and the design of those tables (table name, field names, data types, field lengths, comments, etc.)
You can get all this with just o
What's the best choice to backup MySQL InnoDB tables? mysqldump? txt files?
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Hi,
In my experience, using mysqldump is best.
You can use my script for making daily backups of all
your MySQL databases; its available at:
http://free.cftagstore.com/index.cfm/page/viewtag/tagId/5
Peter Coppinger
Digital Crew
-Original Message-
From: Spectrum WebDesign [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi Peter,
Nice tag.
What can I do to Fix this Error.
The tag does not have an attribute called connectstring. The valid
attribute(s) are name, datasource, dbtype, sql, username, password, maxrows,
blockfactor, timeout, cachedafter, cachedwithin, debug.
-Original Message-
From: Peter C
Never mind I just made a dsn to any MySQL data source.
-Original Message-
From: JT [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 11, 2004 2:53 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Backing up MySQL DB InnoDB tables
Hi Peter,
Nice tag.
What can I do to Fix this Error.
The tag does
I've been happy with Pacific Online in Vancouver.
Colin
> Looking for an ISP with solid CF experience (CFMX 6.1, SQL
> Server/MySQL). Primary concern of stability and uptime as this will
> be
> for mission critical application.
>
> I'd prefer a Canadian site but it's not a necessity! Price is n
> I've been happy with Pacific Online in Vancouver.
After a ton of research, I recently transferred every single client I
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the decision.
1. I've had need to contact
I will vouch for HostMySite also. Search the archives, they are a common
recommendation by many. :-)
Mike
> -Original Message-
> From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, April 11, 2004 10:59 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: CF Hosting (beaten to death I know)
>
> > I
I have a shared hosting account and have two domains pointed at the account.
I want to run both sites independantly... Is it best to use a quick "cfif"
in the root level index.cfm to push the user to the right site? As long as
the cfapplication tags have unique name attributes the applications shou
I'm one of those who doesn't feel comfortable plugging my own company and
services on this list. I think if we all plugged our own stuff all the
time, this list would lose its usefulness.
But I'm small but serious in the CF hosting business, and I often have to
sit by and watch as lots of my com
If your provider is willing, you can set the default page to be different for
each domain.
If not, then your default cfm page should read the http GET and route the
request to the correct domain/page.
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Pretty much that's you're only option unless your host is willing to set up
multiple virtual servers (most aren't).
You probably don't need anything in the root application.cfm - you can do
your redirect using nothing but the CGI variables. The only (minor)
downside is that your URL's will be a l
We use Hostmysite as well, and have had no problems, and even at 4 in the morning they still answer the phones.
I was sold :)
Matt
- Original Message -
From: Michael T. Tangorre
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Sunday, April 11, 2004 10:18 PM
Subject: RE: CF Hosting (beaten to death I know)
Personally I'd rather see you pitch yourself every time the topic comes up
rather than try to ban a topic that's absolutely guaranteed to appear at
least twice a month. ;^)
Besides it seems like this is a losing proposistion. should we ban all
requests for a good CMS, a decent CC validator, a for
Good show, Mike
Doug
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- Original Message -
From: Michael Kear
To: CF-T
> You probably don't need anything in the root application.cfm
> - you can do
> your redirect using nothing but the CGI variables. The only (minor)
> downside is that your URL's will be a little longer since
> every link will
> include the site/directory name.
I'd need to hit one root level fil
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