Are we talking about 5 *web* servers here? As in they do not have ColdFusion
installed but are bound to instances on X ColdFusion boxes in the
application tier?
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Well, CPU alone (if you mean % use) is not enough. Ironically, a CPU maxing
out and not peaking can mean good things, it can mean the app is doing a
good job.
For ColdFusion apps you are going to have to get into the guts to determine
load etc. Look at things like memory consumption, simultaneou
yeah, but saying that, that is enough as all you are doing is evenly loading
the front end web layer and then evenly loading the application layer. A
decent LB would also be able to smart enough to know what is going on app
wise.
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A load balancer at both ends is standard practice. Any decent one will be
application aware.
Have a look at a BigIP F5.
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Is it expected behaviour that international datetime functions do not accept
milliseconds '2005-02-21 22:09:18.347' as a valid date when the U.S ones do?
The commented out functions in the example code below generate an error when
milliseconds are added. Shouldn't that format still be OK with mi
What I have is web servers and application servers. Both run apache, with
web servers proxying to the application servers over a hardware load
balancer. There is also a hardware load balancer in front of the web
servers.
The application servers are using mod_jrun22 connectors which I modified.
Interesting... so let me get this straight:
I could set up 5 servers. Each would a single instance of CF installed
and a web server. (Apache or IIS) I would bind each install of IIS or
whatever to the instance of CF on that machine but I would also add
those instances into a JRun cluster. Now
You might need to create a simple web service on each server which can
be called from the other servers to manipulate your debugging IPs.
~Brad
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Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 7:34 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Debug IP List ?
I have
I had to modify the mod_jrun22 apache connector in order to get this to
work. I am now able to have individual virtual sites bound to specific
instances of CF while still having session replication working.
I spoke to someone from macromedia and he told me that this should indeed be
possible an
> That's better, actually, since I really don't want JRun to
> handle every freaking request. That would pretty much defeat
> a major benefit of using a real webserver, versus one that
> hands *everything* off to JRun.
This is why it's recommended to use a context root other than "/" for CF.
T
On 3/26/07, Russ wrote:
> What actually happens is mod_jrun passes the request to the jrun connector.
> If it is a cfm file or some other file that JRUN handles, then JRUN returns
> true, and handles the request. If it's a file that JRUN doesn't handle,
> then it returns false, and apache looks fo
I have the ability to add and remove IP Addresses from the CF Admin without
accessing CF Admin on a server.
I built an interface for our developers to turn on and off debugging based
on their IP at anytime they need.
However, what I am seeking to do not is my interface resides on one server,
we h
OK, so let's say it would only work with JRun. That is better than it
not working AT ALL. What is the difference between Adobe telling me I
am forced to enable sticky sessions if I intend to use cfchart in a
cluster and Adobe telling me that I must use JRun if I intend to use
cfchart in a cluster
Quasim,
after you said it it seems so obvious.
Thanks
Tero
On Mar 26, 2007, at 4:59 PM, Qasim Rasheed wrote:
> Tero,
>
> It seems that you have encrypted fusebox.xml.cfm and other
> circuit.xml.cfmfiles. Those are essentially just XML which has a .cfm
> extension.
>
> HTH
>
> Qasim
>
> On 3/
Then what do you recommend using?
~Brad
-Original Message-
From: Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
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Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 5:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Targetting an instance
There is also no point in balancing on CPU.
~~
How? The load balancer would have no knowledge of any of the CF
instances. It simply knows that there are N number of servers running
IIS. Once the hardware load balancer handed off the request its job is
done. It has nothing to do with which CF instance processes the
request.
~Brad
-Orig
If I do that can I still replicate sessions?
Would the instances still be part of a cluster?
Right now, if an instance is part of a cluster it does not even show up
in the web site configuration tool. Only the cluster shows up. This
led me to believe you could not bind a site to an instance whic
If the query returns no results you will get that see modified code. Dont
forget to edit db password my dev machine doesnt have mysql passwd.
Eric
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The most significant release in over 10 years.
Check your query variable
$sql or $query
Eric
On 3/26/07, Pete <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This is probably dumb - but I keep getting the message
>
> PHP Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL
> result resource in c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\personalphp\resultsbyname.php
This is probably dumb - but I keep getting the message
PHP Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result
resource in c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\personalphp\resultsbyname.php on line 20
I have attached both programs to this email.
Regards
Pete
I'm guessing it must either
There is also no point in balancing on CPU.
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Well, any decent load balancer would be able to load balance at both ends.
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You can have separate virtual sites, one for each instance, and have each
instance provide the health check. Hardware LB will then rotate between
instances.
RUss
> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 5:27 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subje
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> But isn't that the point of a VM-- to take all that into
> account and give you a singular standard way of accessing the
> info regardless of your platform?
You could make that argument, I suppose, but in any VM technology I've ever
seen, there's plenty of stuff that the VM doesn't know abou
Presumably, because different OSs have different ways of exposing it, or
may
not expose it at all to programs (and that's all the VM is, a program).
But isn't that the point of a VM-- to take all that into account and
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A simple health check that
works with the hardware loadbalancer that returns metrics data should
work,
assuming your loadbalancer supports this.
Not from my understanding-- though I could be very wrong.
It is my understanding that if I have a group of servers running IIS,
and a separate gro
Brad Wood wrote:
> Well, since you asked, I would have expected there to be a setting you
> could send in through the URL which would force the web server to hand
> your request to a specific instance.
> Then would expect an attribute of the cfchart tag called
> forcesameinstance="true" or somethin
> I always thought that JRun handled the clustering algorithm
> for your instances but from what Jochem was telling me today,
> that is actually handled by the Web server connectors between
> IIS and JRun. I would absolutely love to know if I can
> organize my cluster balancing to be aware of
> Yeah, this is the reason SeeFusion doesn't show any CPU usage
> because it would be platform specific to write code to get
> it. I am kind of curious why the JVM doesn't have a way to
> access that.
Presumably, because different OSs have different ways of exposing it, or may
not expose it at
CPU utilization isn't directly accessible from Java, but there are ways
to
get that information into Java (assuming you're using Windows - on Unix
there are other ways, I'm sure):
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-11-2004/jw-1108-windowspm.html
Yeah, this is the reason SeeFusion doesn't
Perhaps that is because the people that really use clustering do not
depend on the rather limited options in the GUI but familiarize
themselves with the underlying configuration options in JRun and the XML
files. To be honest, I didn't even know you could configure a cluster
from the CF admin,
On 3/22/07, Aaron Rouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Isn't the mind blowing rich text editor just the FCK(?) free editor that
> could be integrated into any online form regardless of CF being there or
> not?
I haven't played with that feature yet but I would think they used KTML for
that since
This is actually what I meant, having a health check page on each instance
that you can hit with the load balancer and see what the current CPU
utilization is.
As far as having JRUN handle this with IIS, I think you're pretty much SOL.
IIS connector is not open source, so unless you get Adobe to
> I always thought that JRun handled the clustering algorithm
> for your instances but from what Jochem was telling me today,
> that is actually handled by the Web server connectors between
> IIS and JRun. I would absolutely love to know if I can
> organize my cluster balancing to be aware of
If you want fairer load balancing that takes into account CPU
utilization,
perhaps you can set up a health check page that returns the CPU
utilization
(which doesn't seem to be very easy, but you can return the number of
currently running requests, or number of current sessions, etc), and
have
Serv
> Just a general inquiry regarding resources for exporting Data
> w/ CF using "Captivate2". I've reviewed the RoboDemo tutorial
> (Captivate). Looking for more info. If anyone has experience
> to share please post. Thanks
You might get a little farther by trying to explain what exactly you want
> If you want fairer load balancing that takes into account CPU
> utilization, perhaps you can set up a health check page that
> returns the CPU utilization (which doesn't seem to be very
> easy, but you can return the number of currently running
> requests, or number of current sessions, etc),
Hi all,
I am having problems with a couple cfx tags I'm using for importing a csv
file into a query. Not really a problem with them but rather the fact that
they don't set the column types for the queries they create. This is a
problem because when I go to do a query of query, ColdFusion guesses t
In most environments, when you are load balancing, you will have a large
amount of users, and thus the traffic will be proportionally distributed
even with sticky sessions. It seems that you are running high intensity
web
applications with few users. In this scenario, it's possible that
traffic
w
Yeah I know I only use it for specific things such as an action or mode
which I reserve for my apps
I use $_GET or $_POST for most.
Eric
On 3/26/07, Kevin Aebig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'd personally suggest staying away from the $_Request global. It can make
> it difficult to pick up wh
Hey All,
I bet the answer is "you're out of luck", but here goes
Is there any way to force printing to occur in the same orientation as the
layout of a file created by CFDOCUMENT? So if viewing a Flash Paper doc in
landscape, can it be printed in landscape without having to change the prin
Brad Wood wrote:
> I don't know that I would go that far. Just because some people on the
> list *think* something may be possible, but it will involve hacking XML
> files, and jumping through hoops using lightly documented cfcs doesn't
> necessarily make it a viable option worth the time of resea
Dinner wrote:
>
> I'm pretty sure that the JRun connector does some magic to get the request
> evaluated in the context of the web root, vs. the CF instance- well, I know
> it does, otherwise there would be a bunch of entries in those config files
> that Jochem talks about, and there isn't. Ther
In most environments, when you are load balancing, you will have a large
amount of users, and thus the traffic will be proportionally distributed
even with sticky sessions. It seems that you are running high intensity web
applications with few users. In this scenario, it's possible that traffic
w
Just a general inquiry regarding resources for exporting Data w/ CF using
"Captivate2". I've reviewed the RoboDemo tutorial (Captivate). Looking for more
info. If anyone has experience to share please post. Thanks
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> Of course, what frustrates be about BOTH are hardware
> balancer and a JRun cluster, is that they are not aware of
> things like CPU usage on the servers. They just keep round
> robining traffic as long as the server/instance is up
> regardless of how many other requests that server may stil
> "The first 2 options are available to you"
> I don't know that I would go that far. Just because some
> people on the list *think* something may be possible, but it
> will involve hacking XML files, and jumping through hoops
> using lightly documented cfcs doesn't necessarily make it a
> via
> JRun's handling of requests is kinda separate from Apache
> HTTPD, as it is a server in it's own right, so maybe that's
> part of the servelet handling and whatnot.
Yes, but unless you're using the JRun Web Server, that doesn't really
matter. Apache receives HTTP requests, and forwards them t
What actually happens is mod_jrun passes the request to the jrun connector.
If it is a cfm file or some other file that JRUN handles, then JRUN returns
true, and handles the request. If it's a file that JRUN doesn't handle,
then it returns false, and apache looks for another module that can handle
As of beta 1, Scorpio does NOT have IMAP support. There has been quite
a hoo-ha about it, so I'm not sure if a later beta will support IMAP. I
wouldn't count on it at this point.
M!ke
-Original Message-
From: Pete Ruckelshaus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 11:46
On 3/26/07, Dave W wrote:
> > I think the default web connector handles stuff a bit
> > differently- And you say CF, but you mean JRun, right? The
> > way I see it, and this is using apache for an example, but
> > with the default web connector, you add a "handler" for the
> > .cfm, .cfc, .jsp fi
> Thanks Rich. Tried to implement but recevd errors with Convert. Where
does
> this command go pls? In the where? Tried that but still got errors.
As Janet noted, that syntax is for MSSQL. I did a quick test in Access,
and you can get similar results using the following:
WHERE Format(myDate, 'mm
Well, I supposed the primary reason why I was hoping not to use them is
they just don't make sense. The idea of load balancing to me is that my
CURRENT traffic load would be evenly spread across the servers. In
light of that concept, the whole idea of taking each user, lassoing them
down, and tyi
> > +) Each VM slice get's a specific amount of RAM dedicated to it (no
> > +other VM or the host OS can use it). Make sure that this is enough.
>
> I'm not sure if this is true. I don't have a lot of
> experience with VMWare ESX, but running VMWare server on top
> of Windows, if I allocate 2G
> Thanks Rich. Tried to implement but recevd errors with Convert. Where
> does this command go pls? In the where? Tried that but still got
> errors.
Rich noted the example uses MSSQL syntax. I don't know if Access has the
convert() function. I'm kinda' rusty but try one of these two
WHERE d
Maybe I missed a part of the thread, but what exactly is the reason that you
don't want to enable sticky sessions?
Russ
> -Original Message-
> From: Brad Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 2:21 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Targetting an instance
>
> The way
The way I see it there are three possible solutions to the abstract
problem posed by cfchart being a 2-request tag:
- subsequent requests need to be directed to the same instance;
- instances share a common cfgraph cache;
- all data for all graphs needs to be present everywhere all the time.
The
> I think the default web connector handles stuff a bit
> differently- And you say CF, but you mean JRun, right? The
> way I see it, and this is using apache for an example, but
> with the default web connector, you add a "handler" for the
> .cfm, .cfc, .jsp file types-- This means that if h
> OK, so when I hit IIS for an image, does it bother JRUN for
> it, or does it just serve it up? I was under the impression
> that IIS would automatically serve all static content.
That is a common misconception. By default, when you install the web server
connector, it creates a wildcard mappi
> Anyone know if the Connector Tool type approach works with
> .NET as well? i.e. you have a .NET app in a data tier but
> the pages are actually being served via a front end webserver?
If I recall correctly, ASP.NET web applications are not run by a separate
service, but as in-process applicati
Thanks Rich. Tried to implement but recevd errors with Convert. Where does this
command go pls? In the where? Tried that but still got errors.
-Original Message-
From: Richard Kroll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 11:33 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject:RE: d
Yeah, I didn't mean the web config tool :-) but you get the idea!
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Brad Wood wrote:
>>
>> Until proven otherwise I believe cfchart is just a symptom, sessions not
>> being sticky in the connector is the cause.
>
> I have no doubt that the lack of sticky sessions is the cause. It just
> doesn't seem that I should have to settle with Adobe telling me the
> "corre
CFAdmin = "ColdFusion Administrator"
/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm
~Brad
While I am not sure what you mean by cfadmin, the answer probably is
yes. To change connector settings you need to restart IIS, not JRun.
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> I still don't understand how I seem to be the only person in the world
> with this problem. Does nobody else running a cluster even use
cfchart?
Until proven otherwise I believe cfchart is just a symptom, sessions not
being sticky in the connector is the cause.
===
I have no doubt that t
Brad Wood wrote:
> Hey does that explain why whenever I changed a cluster setting in
> CFADMIN pertained to what algorithm was used, it seemed like I had to
> open wsconfig, delete and re-add the connector before it would pick up
> the changes?
While I am not sure what you mean by cfadmin, the ans
Brad Wood wrote:
>>> OK, so when I hit IIS for an image, does it bother JRUN for it, or does
>>> it just serve it up?
>>
>> Do you have a wildcard mapping in IIS or not?
>
> Hmm, I will look. I assume the mappings are set up when I use wsconfig
> to connect my webserver to my instance or cluster
Yup, used it twice - once to convert a remote machine and once to convert
the local machine. The remote machine failed but I suspect that was because
of the old/strange raid storage it uses which I've heard can cause problems.
The instance that did work is perfect.
- Original Message -
On 3/26/07, Neil wrote:
> Anyone know if the Connector Tool type approach works with .NET as well?
> i.e. you have a .NET app in a data tier but the pages are actually being
> served via a front end webserver?
While I seriously doubt that you could use the jrun connector, you could fer
sure proxy
that is what I have been saying for 3 years!
No one seems to believe me though
MD
On 26 Mar 2007, at 16:42, Tom Chiverton wrote:
> On Monday 26 Mar 2007, Mark Drew wrote:
>> I have to disagree...
>> there is notepad, textpad, pad
>
> Those aren't IDEs :-)
> Other than those items (which are really all configuration issues) there's
> really nothing different. Your VM will be seen as a "real" PC in every way
> that matters.
I've been using VMWare since it's inception (Desktop) and currently
have deployed apps on VMWare Player (for laptop-based dem
Can anyone tell me (a yes/no answer would be fine) if Scorpio adds any
IMAP functionality?
Thanks
Pete
On 3/26/07, Ben Forta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not yet, but stay tuned ...
>
> --- Ben
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: james carberry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, Marc
It sends it to the instance that has a server.id that is identical to
the first 4 bytes of the jsessionid. (See connector.properties in
/SERVER-INF/ for the server.id.) If there is no jsessionid it picks one
according to the defined algorithm.
==
Hey does that explain why whenever I change
I'd personally suggest staying away from the $_Request global. It can make
it difficult to pick up where the variables are actually coming from as it
checks the URL, Sessions and the POST variables for that particular
variable.
!k
-Original Message-
From: Eric Haskins [mailto:[EMAIL PROT
OK, thanks Jochem. That takes care of several of my burning questions.
I didn't understand that the connector itself is what implants the
selected algorithm. I figured the connector simply tossed the request
in the general direct of the cluster and JRun took care of the rest.
That helps me to un
But our scenario is designed with a clearly different goal.
===
It appears so. My software is all used internally by the same company I
work for. We manage our own web servers and our releases. We also want
the ability to hot fix anything at any time. Obscuring the code would
serve no ben
> OK, so when I hit IIS for an image, does it bother JRUN for it, or
does
> it just serve it up?
Do you have a wildcard mapping in IIS or not?
=
Hmm, I will look. I assume the mappings are set up when I use wsconfig
to connect my webserver to my instance or cluster? Is that what the
"Conf
Brad Wood wrote:
>
> So, at what level does the cluster "load balancing" occur?
> Does the WS connector "know" what instances are in the cluster?
Yes.
> If I have three instances on three separate servers with three separate
> IPs all in one cluster, and one web server is connected to that inst
In your jrun.xml, you can configure persistent storage. If it is enabled
your sessions will be saved to disk when the instance goes down. The
problem arises when the instance comes back up and stale session data is
restored into the session and other cluster members.
There is a KB article on th
Tero,
It seems that you have encrypted fusebox.xml.cfm and other
circuit.xml.cfmfiles. Those are essentially just XML which has a .cfm
extension.
HTH
Qasim
On 3/26/07, Tero Pikala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I'm testing Fusebox 5.1 application deployment as a WAR to JRun 4.0
>
> I hav
Brad Wood wrote:
> Yes. If you really want CF to have sources outside the EAR you need to
> create a mapping in jrun-web.xml, but I wouldn't bother.
>
>
>
> Are you suggesting that all my cfm files should always reside under
> jrun/servers/instance_name/...
I am suggesting you put all your
> But by default, with the jrun web connector, your CF files can be
> located anywhere you like, and I assume your cf instance could
> be located where ever you want (/cfusion, for instance :P), and
> the connector takes care of the details.
It is not the connector that does that. The connector ju
But it is a bit confusing, since CF is an app server, which runs
on an app server...
And you can deploy CF apps in their own CF instances...
And how it's all set up can vary...
Yeah...
Dude-- seriously... lol
That is why I asked for a definition of what people meant by
"application" in the cont
Brad Wood wrote:
> Your webserver passes the request to CF. CF looks at the relative URL in
> the forwarded request and maps that to the known context roots (the list
> of them is in application.xml in the MEAT-INF directory). If there is a
> match the request is handled by that application and an
OMG I never thought about that and it totally makes sense...
Rich, thanks... that will help out in so many instances...
~Terry
-Original Message-
From: Richard Kroll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 10:34
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: date compare
> #Fix( your_date )#
On Monday 26 Mar 2007, Mark Drew wrote:
> I have to disagree...
> there is notepad, textpad, pad
Those aren't IDEs :-)
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Mark,
You are absolutely right. Once I get a little more fluent with OO the
client will not be able to pay me enough to write crappy code.
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Yes. If you really want CF to have sources outside the EAR you need to
create a mapping in jrun-web.xml, but I wouldn't bother.
Are you suggesting that all my cfm files should always reside under
jrun/servers/instance_name/...
Right now, all my cfml is on an entirely separate drive. We di
> #Fix( your_date )# will convert the date to a float, and then cut off
> the hour/min/seconds... Then the CFQueryParam tag will convert the
float
> back into a date/time object.
I guess you learn something every day!
Nice tip Ben
Rich Kroll
~~~
Firstly, what you have to keep in mind is that you said you have
"date/time" fields. When you are trying:
WHERE myDate = '03/26/2007'
what you are really saying is:
WHERE myDate = '2007-03-26 00:00:00.000'
This comparison will fail on a record such as '2007-03-26 17:56:22.000'.
Not yet, but stay tuned ...
--- Ben
-Original Message-
From: james carberry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 11:18 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: New Features In Scorpio
Ben -
Are there any screenshots available that depict the presentation layer
appearance of the n
Your webserver passes the request to CF. CF looks at the relative URL in
the forwarded request and maps that to the known context roots (the list
of them is in application.xml in the MEAT-INF directory). If there is a
match the request is handled by that application and antyhing after the
conte
Brad Wood wrote:
> I don't know what the heck persistent storage is, but yes, JREE sessions
> are enabled on all instances in the cluster.
In your jrun.xml, you can configure persistent storage. If it is enabled
your sessions will be saved to disk when the instance goes down. The
problem arises
I have to disagree...
there is notepad, textpad, pad
MD
On 26 Mar 2007, at 13:29, Tom Chiverton wrote:
> On Monday 26 Mar 2007, Mark Drew wrote:
>> Are you saying I have to give a 0898 number out for CFEclipse
>> support?
>
> Nope, not at all !
> AFAIK there is no competition for CF IDE's, un
Ben -
Are there any screenshots available that depict the presentation layer
appearance of the new ajaxified text editor? Thx!
-j
>Yep, you are going to need for this, and any related from controls.
>And I know that many loathe because of the JavaScript it created
>way back when, but if you'v
Just FIX the date:
#Fix( your_date )# will convert the date to a float, and then cut off
the hour/min/seconds... Then the CFQueryParam tag will convert the float
back into a date/time object.
This will give you todays date with NO time.
..
Ben Nadel
Certified Advanced Co
On Monday 26 Mar 2007, Orlini, Robert wrote:
> Is there a CF command for that? Is it createobdc?
DateAdd() ?
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Tom Chiverton
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Thanks.
Is there a CF command for that? Is it createobdc?
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From: Tom Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 10:57 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject:Re: date compare
On Monday 26 Mar 2007, Orlini, Robert wrote:
> Would this compare work:
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