Re: ColdFusion Exam Buster and Hurricane Katrina

That's extremely generous of you and I'm sure every little bit will help. Sincerely, Kevin - Original Message - From: "Brian Simmons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "CF-Talk" Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 10:29 PM Subject: ColdFusion Exam Buster and Hurricane Katrina > Hello fellow Col

ColdFusion Exam Buster and Hurricane Katrina

Hello fellow ColdFusion developers, Those of you located in the United States have undoubtedly seen the destruction and pain that Hurricane Katrina has unleashed in the states of Louisianna, Mississippi, Florida, and beyond. Those of you that are international have probably read/seen the horrific

RE: RDS Plugin for Eclipse?

> From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > That's the thing, though - from a typical network > administrator's viewpoint, RDS isn't an application or a > protocol. It's not listening on any port. I'm not saying that > administrators shouldn't block RDS, but it's not nearly as > noticeable

RE: RDS Plugin for Eclipse?

> Well I say shame on them then. Any competant admin will take > the time to look into the issues that come with allowing certain > applications/protocols/etc...to run. That's the thing, though - from a typical network administrator's viewpoint, RDS isn't an application or a protocol. It's not li

RE: Help with CFLDAP

You need to add the user's DN to the group's members attribute. From what I remember, you have to get the current group's members, append the new user's DN, then set all of them back to the group's member attribute. In other words (pseudo-code): Cfset currentMembers = group.members; Cfset newMem

RE: RDS Plugin for Eclipse?

Dave, Geez... I hear you about FTP in active/passive mode. I spent 3 hours this week just wrestling with a setup for a customer who does everything through a home office - meaning a SOHO firewall and freeware FTP server on XP home (ick!). That passive mode is the devil to configure through NAT an

RE: RDS Plugin for Eclipse?

> From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > As a stupid server guy myself, I have two things to say about > this. First, most server administrators allow RDS because > they don't know anything about it. Well I say shame on them then. Any competant admin will take the time to look into the i

Re: Where ClientName Like '[a-d]%' - How would you actually do this?

I havn't test it for all databases, but at least for Access, this will work: WHERE left(ClientName,1) <= 'd'; and this will work as well for upper or lowercase: WHERE uCase(left(ClientName,1)) <= 'D'; -- ___ REUSE CODE! Use custom tags; See http://www.conten

RE: Where ClientName Like '[a-d]%' - How would you actually do this?

It would appear that you are reading it correct but it is for QoQs Is that where you are using it? -Original Message- From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 9:23 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: Re: Where ClientName Like '[a-d]%' - How would you actually do

RE: RDS Plugin for Eclipse?

> > Oh, and tell your server people they're stupid. ;) > > I just unloaded a mouthful of diet coke onto my screen. LOL > > They allow RDS and not FTP.. Too funny. As a stupid server guy myself, I have two things to say about this. First, most server administrators allow RDS because they don't k

RE: RDS Plugin for Eclipse?

Yes, you can have FTP support in CFE. There was actually a recent discussion on how to use it on the CFEclipse mailing list and Ryan Stewart wrote a "Quick and Dirty" how-to for it. http://www.digitalbackcountry.com/index.cfm/2005/8/18/Quick-and-Dirty-FTP-Tu torial-for-CFEclipse -Original M

Re: Where ClientName Like '[a-d]%' - How would you actually do this?

According to the MM livedocs: * The underscore (_) represents any single character. * The percent sign (%) represents zero or more characters. * Square brackets ([ ]) represents any character in the range. * Square brackets with a caret [^] represent any character not in the range. * All other cha

Re: RDS Plugin for Eclipse?

So is there an FTP plugin for CFEclipse? >> From: Barney Boisvert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Oh, and tell your server people they're stupid. ;) > >I just unloaded a mouthful of diet coke onto my screen. LOL > >They allow RDS and not FTP.. Too funny. ~~

Re: COAL- the Coldfusion Open Application Library

i make admins to manage database tables. (add, update, delete functionality) tw On 9/1/05, Ryan Guill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey guys, sorry to keep resurecting this thread, but wanted some > input. I have had a lot of people that are still unsure of the > concept of COAL and so I would li

RE: Where ClientName Like '[a-d]%' - How would you actually do this?

There are also wildcard operators you can use in a LIKE expression that will act as * placeholders, so you can effectively do a..d..e and it doesn't matter what letters are inbetween. Check your BOL, a s i can't remember the actual characters are. -- snake -Original Message- From: Barne

RE: RDS Plugin for Eclipse?

> From: Barney Boisvert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Oh, and tell your server people they're stupid. ;) I just unloaded a mouthful of diet coke onto my screen. LOL They allow RDS and not FTP.. Too funny. ~| Logware (www.logw

RE: retaining checkbox selections

I use a UDF for doing this. E.g Function setChecked(val1,val2) { If(val1 eq val2) return "checked"; Else return ""; } Function setSelected(val1,val2) { If(val1 eq val2) return "selected"; Else return ""; } mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 02 September 2005 01:32 To: CF-Talk Subject: R

Re: RDS Plugin for Eclipse?

Nope, sure isn't. RDS is a propriatery protocol that Allaire developed, and there isn't a public specification for it, so it's hard to build a client (you have to packet sniff everything to figure out how it works, and then you're still probably in violation of some copyright or another). If MM s

RE: Where ClientName Like '[a-d]%' - How would you actually do this?

Try something like this and loop the or statements for each letter. #clause# mycolumn like '#listgetat(alpha, i)#%' That should spit out where mycolumn like 'b%' or mycolumn like '

RDS Plugin for Eclipse?

Hi, Is there an RDS plugin for CFEclipse? I currently using RDS on Dreamweaver to upload files to the server and RDS is only method that they (the server people) allow me to use. I can't even use FTP. I want to switch over to CFEclipse, but I don't want to switch back and forth between Dream

Re: Where ClientName Like '[a-d]%' - How would you actually do this?

LIKE doesn't support regular expressions. You'd have to do "cn LIKE 'a%' OR cn LIKE 'b%'...". However, definitely check your DB's documentation to see if there is a regular expression operator. MySQL has REGEX, for example, which is the same as LIKE, except that it understands regex instead of p

RE: retaining checkbox selections

Yes checked> checked> Unchecked checkboxes do not exist in the form scope. The cfparams make sure they are there at all times. -Original Message- From: Tim Laureska [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 3:10 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: retaining checkb

Where ClientName Like '[a-d]%' - How would you actually do this?

Basically, I'm trying to pull up a number of names where the first letter is in a RANGE being passed by an url variable. Something like: Select from myTABLE Where ClientName Like '[a-d]%' ...so, it would pull up all clients with names starting with a,b,c, or d. But, this isn't working. Ideas?

RE: anyone here from "nmha.org"?

http://www.whois.net/whois.cgi2?d=nmha.org just adding to the list of people who got the same email. Why couldn’t I have won Will's lottery instead? -Original Message- From: Damien McKenna [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 4:02 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: anyo

Re: Best Practice for Suporting Several User Languages

Paul's method is probably the 'right' method from a technology / best practices standpoint, but I do it very similarly to how Claude does. I load the language file on a template-by-template basis into a non-persistent struct. Not once into an app struct. I went this route when I found the overh

Re: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

> Because there are alot of bugs in how Oracle implements materialized > views. They are extremely unstable and unpredictable. For instance, > try querying a materialized view while it's in the middle of refresh. > > btw. Ian, in Oracle 8 they were called snapshots. I've used materialized views w

Re: Katrina Relief and BlogFusion

I think there is probably plenty of need out there> I'll hush now before I get sent to my room for being OT. On 9/1/05, Bryan Stevenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Not to lessen this effort in anyway as I hope it will truly help people > outbut I just saw a news story that showed not only dis

Re: Best Practice for Suporting Several User Languages

>>Scope all text to a table in the DB with a systemcode PK. I prefer storing strings in a simple text file, it makes it easier to have other fellows translate the strings. I use this format: charset|ISO-8859-1 RightClick|Right or double click on area for a WYSIWYG Editor textEditor|Text Editor f

Re: Best Practice for Suporting Several User Languages

Stephen Cassady wrote: > Store User's language preference in Session. > Scope all text to a table in the DB with a systemcode PK. or in a java style resource bundle, you have a better set of tools to help manage translations, etc. that way. > I believe I remember this approach (dumping the langu

Best Practice for Suporting Several User Languages

Some time back, March/April there was a discussion about the best approach to make a site support multiple languages (English, French, Spanish, etc.) - I remember the gist of the discussion, but am not sure if the specific response I remember is one of the better ones: What I remember: Store Us

Re: COAL- the Coldfusion Open Application Library

Hey guys, sorry to keep resurecting this thread, but wanted some input. I have had a lot of people that are still unsure of the concept of COAL and so I would like to develop a useful service for COAL and then I can do a tutorial or article explaining how this will help developers. So my question

Re: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

Because there are alot of bugs in how Oracle implements materialized views. They are extremely unstable and unpredictable. For instance, try querying a materialized view while it's in the middle of refresh. btw. Ian, in Oracle 8 they were called snapshots. -Adam On 9/1/05, Tanguy Rademakers <[EM

RE: producing large PDF documents

> -Original Message- > From: Jerry Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > If it is just formatted text with decent print size and margins, it is > more like 2-5KB per page. > 5KBx1=5KB or 50MB which is potentially doable. > Heavy text, graphics or intense formatting with included f

Re: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

>Again, I really don't recommend using Oracle built-in materialized >views. You should create the tables manually instead. I don't agree. Putting aside issues of making your program database independent, which, if i read this thread correctly, aren't present here, why would you spend time duplic

RE: producing large PDF documents

I think Windows even has problems with files over a certain size, not sure what that size is though. That's like Unix-sized files. A 10,000 page pdf is kinda nuts. Jason Merrill | E-Learning Solutions | icfconsulting.com >>-Original Message- >>From: Matthew Small [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: Katrina Relief and BlogFusion

Not to lessen this effort in anyway as I hope it will truly help people outbut I just saw a news story that showed not only displaced people looting a Wal-Martbut the local cops were in there doing the same damn thing!! It does make me think that perhaps some people don't need any help.

Re: producing large PDF documents

If it is just formatted text with decent print size and margins, it is more like 2-5KB per page. 5KBx1=5KB or 50MB which is potentially doable. Heavy text, graphics or intense formatting with included fonts can greatly increase these numbers. On 9/1/05, Matthew Small <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

RE: NLB and Truncated results from CF7 and IIS/Apache (Update)

OK, after a little more investigation, it's not just CF. IIS can't deal with it right either. When I was testing, I was just refereshing the pages. Firefox must have been pulling them from the cache. A force refresh causes the same error to pop up. So -- here is the actual behavior Without being

Re: producing large PDF documents

How bout just try it with lorum ipsum. Try making a 10 page, 100, 1000, 5000 and see how long it takes. I'd be very interested in the results and solution you come up with. We may be looking at doing something like this in a few months.

RE: problem loading a JSP tag library into CF

Anthony, According to JRun 4 FAQ http://www.macromedia.com/software/jrun/productinfo/faq/#g200 "What are the major features of JRun 4? . High-performance web container with JSP 1.2 and servlet 2.3 support . " ditchnet-tabs-taglib requires JSP 2.0 spec Hua -Original Message- Fro

RE: producing large PDF documents

Let's think about this rationally, tell me if I'm wrong: I'm going to guess that a standard PDF of 3-4 pages has AT LEAST 500K 500K/page * 1 pages = 5,000,000K = 5GIGABYTES I don't know if a generated PDF is wholly loaded into memory or dynamically loaded, but 5Gb is HUGE. You need to just

RE: LEFT AND RIGHT OUTER JOIN?

This is a classic full outer join, as far as I can tell. Using Sql2000: Select TableOne.Loc_CD as T1LocCD, TableOne.Loc_Name, TableTwo.A_Number, TableTwo.Loc_CD as T2LocCD >From TableOne FULL OUTER JOIN TableTwo On TableOne.Loc_CD = TableTwo.LocCD If it's absolutely necessary to get TableOne.Lo

Re: producing large PDF documents

OK, OK. Sheesh. Just trying to help. No. I don't think a 10,000 page PDF is going to be a reasonable solution. Is the content purely text, or are there graphics involved? How big (file size) is a single copy of the document for a single person? Just do the extrapolation on file size, and you wil

OT: Katrina Relief and BlogFusion

In an effort to help out our friends in the South, especially New Orleans, I'd like to do my part. For any donation (via paypal), I'll give a free commercial license of BlogFusion for the next two weeks (or longer if it's needed, but I'm being optimistic and hoping it won't need to be that long)

NLB and Truncated results from CF7 and IIS/Apache

Ok, guys & gals. I bit the bullet (and it exploeded in my mouth)... I wrote previously about my failed attempts at NLB and CF7 with Apache. Someone suggested trying IIS - I did. Still doesn't work. Here's where I'm at. I have a Win2003 SP-1 server. I have configured it for NLB with the following

Re: WOT: Is there something we can do

+1. As a former flood victim in Texas I recommend any other agency. The Salvation Army was superb, for instance. Dana On 9/1/05, Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Of all the charities, the Red Cross are the least reliable. That's not to > say they're dishonest, but they are famous for divert

Re: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

Ian, I'd actually recommend a materialized view type solution if it will meet your requirements. (But I recommend rolling your own materialized view rather than using Oracle's syntax). Locally create an empty table that mirrors the structure of the foreign table you want to join on. Then write a

Re: who on this list works for nmha.org

It seems that some server at nmha.org thinks that our messages are spam, and is stupid enough to send a response to the originator. Nice use of network bandwidth. Imagine if everyone sent an automated reply to every piece of detected spam. Rick

Re: producing large PDF documents

Jerry Johnson wrote: > > What are they using for a press? (Xerox Docutech, Webpress, etc) > What are they using for a rip? > Can they accept a variable PDF file and data (like Xerox VIP - > basically Word mailmerge on steroids) I just want to know if anyone out there has used CF to generate extr

RE: retaining checkbox selections

Like ? -Original Message- From: Bobby Hartsfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 1:43 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: retaining checkbox selections Or just use cfparams for all the form fields at the top of each stepped page -Original Message- From: Ian

Re: WOT: Is there something we can do

Of all the charities, the Red Cross are the least reliable. That's not to say they're dishonest, but they are famous for diverting donated funds from the one people donate for, to something else. I say by all means donate to the cause, but not to the Red Cross. Cheers Mike Kear Windsor, NSW,

RE: anyone here from "nmha.org"?

> > Has any of us notified Michael of this issue yet? > > He's out of town, remember? In his absence we could send a bucket of tar and bag of feathers to whoever owns nmha.org, or mailbomb their server ;-) -- Damien McKenna - Web Developer - [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Limu Company - http://www.thelim

Re: LEFT AND RIGHT OUTER JOIN?

select a.loc_cd, b.a_number, a.loc_name from loc a left join loc2 b on a.loc_cd = b. loc_cd UNION select c.loc_cd, c.a_number, d.loc_name from loc2 c left join loc d on c.loc_cd = d.loc_cd Gaulin, Mark wrote: >Hmm that is nasty > >One solution would be to do a union of three selects, one sel

Re: WOT: Is there something we can do

The Red Cross always asks for money. Very little of it seems to get to actual victims. On 9/1/05, Fred Urban <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes, CNN complained yesterday that there are too many locations to search > for people, that there is no centralized location or web site. I agree with > a prev

RE: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

Deanna, oh I know it can be done, it just takes more lines of code, I think. I'll see once I stop my lunch time e-mail break and write the code. -- Ian Skinner Web Programmer BloodSource www.BloodSource.org Sacramento, CA "C code. C code run. Run code run. Please!" - Cynthia Dunnin

Re: LEFT AND RIGHT OUTER JOIN?

Ugly on so many levels but this may work... SELECT t1.Loc_CD, t1.Loc_Name, t2.A_Number FROM t1 left Join t2 on t1.Loc_CD=t2.Loc_CD UNION SELECT t2.loc_CD, null AS Loc_Name, t2.A_Number FROM t2 WHERE t2.loc_CD NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT Loc_CD FROM t1) On 9/1/05, Gaulin, Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr

Re: anyone here from "nmha.org"?

He's out of town, remember? On 9/1/05, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Has any of us notified Michael of this issue yet? > > > -- > Ian Skinner > Web Programmer > BloodSource > www.BloodSource.org > Sacramento, CA > > "C code. C code run. Run

RE: anyone here from "nmha.org"?

Has any of us notified Michael of this issue yet? -- Ian Skinner Web Programmer BloodSource www.BloodSource.org Sacramento, CA "C code. C code run. Run code run. Please!" - Cynthia Dunning Confidentiality Notice: This message including any attachments is for the sole use of the in

Re: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

No, you can do multiple outer joins. See the next email where I give the (+) syntax. The (+) syntax still works in 10g, and let's face it - if you're using DB links, you're not database agnostic anymore - so use the old syntax. It's all good. On 9/1/05, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >

RE: LEFT AND RIGHT OUTER JOIN?

Hmm that is nasty One solution would be to do a union of three selects, one selecting just the case of being in both tables, the next for those records in table 1 only, the last for those records in table 2 only. Kinda lame, but better than nothing. Mark Actually one doesn't need

anyone here from "nmha.org"?

>-Original Message- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 9:18 PM >To: RADEMAKERS Tanguy >Subject: Symantec Mail Security detected prohibited content in >a message sent from your address (SYM:02178018114101170846) > >Subject of the message:

Re: who on this list works for nmha.org

its rob redpath, but i havent heard him on here in a long time... Bob are you still around? tw On 9/1/05, Anthony Prato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm getting the same thing all of the sudden. > > On 9/1/05, Tim Laureska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I keep getting these replies sent back fr

RE: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

Because Oracle 8i doesn't know ANSI standard outer join syntax. The syntax is this: SELECT ... FROM table a, table b WHERE Well shucks. Ok, I guess I will just have to adapt the Union join to create the double/left & right join I need. Boy is this going to be a LONG (lots of code and slow) qu

RE: LEFT AND RIGHT OUTER JOIN?

Hmm that is nasty One solution would be to do a union of three selects, one selecting just the case of being in both tables, the next for those records in table 1 only, the last for those records in table 2 only. Kinda lame, but better than nothing. Mark -Original Message- F

Re: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

Oops... WHERE a.column = b.column (+) On 9/1/05, Deanna Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Because Oracle 8i doesn't know ANSI standard outer join syntax. The syntax > is this: > SELECT ... > FROM table a, table b > WHERE > > On 9/1/05, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > NO

Re: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

Because Oracle 8i doesn't know ANSI standard outer join syntax. The syntax is this: SELECT ... FROM table a, table b WHERE On 9/1/05, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > NO, there is no chance of copying. But the database link "@ syntax" is > working. I just had to spend a bit of time c

Re: who on this list works for nmha.org

I'm getting the same thing all of the sudden. On 9/1/05, Tim Laureska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I keep getting these replies sent back from nmha.org when I post to > CFTALK: > > > FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Symantec Mail Security detected prohibited content in a message > sent from yo

RE: who on this list works for nmha.org

I've started getting those messages here as well. -- Ian Skinner Web Programmer BloodSource www.BloodSource.org Sacramento, CA "C code. C code run. Run code run. Please!" - Cynthia Dunning Confidentiality Notice: This message including any attachments is for the sole use of the in

RE: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

Can you get privs to do database links? I think that's the "standard" way to do it with Oracle. Well no, I can't get the privileges, but I convinced a DBA with them to create one for me. Now I just need to get the following syntax to work. FROM [EMAIL PROTECTED] Left Join localSchema.aTable

Re: problem loading a JSP tag library into CF

Not sure if this went through, got some response saying the mail server's antivirus detected something... I've cycled it SO many times now :) I'm wondering if this is a version problem. Does anyone know what version JSP and servlet CF7 supports? Do I need to add anything

RE: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

NO, there is no chance of copying. But the database link "@ syntax" is working. I just had to spend a bit of time convincing a DBA why such a thing needed to exist. Now I just need to figure out how to get a double left and right join. I found a nice hint to do it, but my JDBC Driver is thro

Re: problem loading a JSP tag library into CF

I've cycled it SO many times now :) I'm wondering if this is a version problem. Does anyone know what version JSP and servlet CF7 supports? Do I need to add anything to my web.xml? Anthony On 9/1/05, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've had a problem loading a JSP tag library. (CFMX7

who on this list works for nmha.org

I keep getting these replies sent back from nmha.org when I post to CFTALK: FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Symantec Mail Security detected prohibited content in a message sent from your address Body: Subject of the message: RE: retaining checkbox selections Recipient of the message: "CF-Talk"

Re: producing large PDF documents

Also: What are they using for a press? (Xerox Docutech, Webpress, etc) What are they using for a rip? Can they accept a variable PDF file and data (like Xerox VIP - basically Word mailmerge on steroids) On 9/1/05, Matthew Small <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have some experience in this area, s

RE: problem loading a JSP tag library into CF

> I've had a problem loading a JSP tag library. (CFMX7 developer) ... My experience has been that I've had to cycle CFMX after adding taglib JAR and/or TLD files. Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software http://www.figleaf.com/ Fig Leaf Software provides the highest caliber vendor-authorized instruct

Re: [SOT] Finding which files in a site aren't used anymore

Dreamweaver is supposed to search through a project and report any unused files, but I've had problems in the past with it cacheing old data. ~| Logware (www.logware.us): a new and convenient web-based time tracking application

Re: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

Any chance that you could move or copy the data from the different databases into one database? On 9/1/05, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How about QoQ? > > I tried that, it does not understand Outer Joins that I need and I will be > joining several tables together and QofQ only suppor

CFFORM Q's and CF7 Updater

Anyone heard anything confirmed or rumored about any of the limitations with CFFORM being upped or lifted when the updater comes out for CF7? IE are we always going to be bound to <100 fields, and file sizes of 64KB??? jonese

RE: retaining checkbox selections

Or just use cfparams for all the form fields at the top of each stepped page -Original Message- From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 1:23 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: retaining checkbox selections What I would suggest is to create a form object/st

Re: WOT: Is there something we can do

Yes, CNN complained yesterday that there are too many locations to search for people, that there is no centralized location or web site. I agree with a previous post, that it would be better to help spread the word about existing resources for locating people. Also, at this point it seems the e

LEFT AND RIGHT OUTER JOIN?

I think I have solidly walked into the realm of "why are you trying to do this?" So any suggestions on alternate ways to look at this problem are welcome. Say I have two tables something like these: TABLE ONE Loc_CD Loc_Name ABC This DEF That DFE The Other

Re: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

Can you get privs to do database links? I think that's the "standard" way to do it with Oracle. On 9/1/05, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am in an position where I have to join data from tables in different > databases on different servers. I seem to recall that this maybe possibl

RE: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

How about QoQ? I tried that, it does not understand Outer Joins that I need and I will be joining several tables together and QofQ only supports joining two tables/query objects. At least according to the documentation I read this morning. -- Ian Skinner Web Programmer BloodSource

problem loading a JSP tag library into CF

I've had a problem loading a JSP tag library. (CFMX7 developer) The livedocs say: Put the tag library, consisting of the taglibname.jar file, and the taglibname.tld file, if one is supplied, in the web_root/WEB-INF/lib directory. The JSP custom tag library must be in this directory for you to use t

Help with CFLDAP

I have been fighting with this for a few days and I can get a user added to Active Directory but I cannot get their group (Member of) to be added. Can someone help? ~| Logware (www.l

Re: producing large PDF documents

Matthew Small wrote: > I have some experience in this area, so I need to ask the following > questions: > > 1) Are your customers all receiving the same mailing? No. > 3) If not, what are the differences in the mailings? The content of each mailing is different for each recipient. Some of it

RE: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

> From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I am in an position where I have to join data from tables in > different databases on different servers. I seem to recall > that this maybe possible (if highly undesirable) by expanding > the syntax of the table name. How does that look? How ab

Re: Verity errors with punctuation

Its been that way for years. 1. This, that, and the other thing I believe by default verity substitutes an OR operator for each comma and space. Therefore, your string has is really This OR that OR AND the other thing So there is a blank operand in there (between the implied OR and the stated AN

RE: retaining checkbox selections

What I would suggest is to create a form object/structure mirror in a persistent scope that has name/value pairs for the entire form. Initialize this data entity with empty values at the beginning of the process. Then always populate form fields from this data. At the beginning it will be nu

Re: CFC and Flash Remoting Error

I installed the ColdFusion MX 7 cumulative hot fix 3 (chf73). This seems to have fixed the issue I was having. Thanks all DK >I'm using CFMX 7,0,0,91690 > >DK > >>http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/index.cfm/method:reply/forumid:4/threadid:41997/messagecounter:217084

RE: producing large PDF documents

I have some experience in this area, so I need to ask the following questions: 1) Are your customers all receiving the same mailing? 2) If so, why can't your printing company accept an address list in excel format? 3) If not, what are the differences in the mailings? 4) Have you actually tried to

RE: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

>-Original Message- >Subject: Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle. >From: "Ian Skinner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Date: Thu, 1 Sep 2005 09:51:56 -0700 >Thread: >http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/index.cfm/method=messages >&threadid=42032&forumid=4#217099 > >I am in an p

Verity errors with punctuation

So, I've recently discovered that on CFMX 6.1, at least, verity will error when certain punctuation/grammar is used. The error will be: An error occurred while performing an operation in the Search Engine native library. coldfusion.tagext.lang.CFSearchTagException: Error # -40 Error # -40 Error

producing large PDF documents

Has anyone used CFDOCUMENT or CFREPORT to generate extremely large PDF files? We're looking at a situation where we've got to send a file to a vendor for printing in an automated fashion. They usually get PCL files from their customers, but they can also accept PDF documents. We're basically

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Re: retaining checkbox selections

Tim Laureska wrote: > I'm sure this has been addressed many times before, but looking for the > best way to have a user completing a multi-page form to retain their > checkbox selections. > > In my scenario after completing the form, the user is given a "verify > information" screen where they rev

Full server/database/schema/table name syntax for Oracle.

I am in an position where I have to join data from tables in different databases on different servers. I seem to recall that this maybe possible (if highly undesirable) by expanding the syntax of the table name. How does that look? -- Ian Skinner Web Programmer BloodSource www.Bl

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I'm sure this has been addressed many times before, but looking for the best way to have a user completing a multi-page form to retain their checkbox selections. In my scenario after completing the form, the user is given a "verify information" screen where they review all the information they hav

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Try Price as decimal(9,2). Dave -Original Message- From: Matthew Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 10:35 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Sql Server DECIMAL datatype OK, I did this and it still does not help. I don't understand why this is a problem. Coul

Re: FIXED (Sort of) : Sql Server DECIMAL datatype

You could try defining the var as price as decimal(5, 2) HTH On 01/09/05, Matthew Small <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I changed the datatypes to MONEY in the table and my SP and it all works > fine now. Although I still don't understand why DECIMAL is an issue. It's > confusing as to why the d

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