RE: passing session variables

Dont forget to CFLOCK the session vars if you are using CF4.5 or below! Andres -Original Message- From: Michael T. Tangorre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 7:08 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: Re: passing session variables yup :-) - Original Message - From:

RE: PCodeRuntimeContextImp::executeSQLTagCFQuery::endTag

A few suggestions from someone who suffered from this ailment and somehow got it resolved :) 1. create a temp table with the same data and then query the temp table. This will eliminate issues with other user locking the main table. 2. change the query to a stored procedure. SPs do run much

Ecometry and Cold Fusion

Hello Everyone, Does anyone have any experience working with Ecometry and Cold Fusion? My workplace has decided to purchase the ecometry product and wants to integrate its capabilities with our current webiste, all CF based. Any comments and information will be most appreciated. Thank you

RE: Screen Resolution with CF?

I may be way off. But... Screen resolution info and other CLIENT-related variables can only be obtained via JavaScript. Since CF is a SERVER-side application, it has no way to obtain or use client side information unless it uses JavaScript. hth! andres -Original Message- From: Phill

RE: Single ODBC Datasource

I dont think you can do that in CF4.5 This is a new feature in CF5.0 You can even create odbc connections on the fly in your own code. Very exciting... very scary too!!! HTH! -Original Message- From: Joe Sheble aka Wizaerd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001

RE: Single ODBC Datasource

Duh... i was way off... of course you can... just defined your db in your query. sorry about that! -Original Message- From: Andres Leon Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 11:43 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Single ODBC Datasource I dont think you can do that in CF4.5 This is a new feature

Session variables stored in SQL server

Hello all, I am wondering if anyone has had any experience with this: I am running a IIS5.0 and CF cluster of 5 servers and one databaser server (sql70) will upgrade to sql2k soon. I was adviced by Allaire to move my session variables to the database, rather than storing them in each server's

Mass Newsletter Distribution

write a CF mass emailer, but i really don't think CF would be the best suited tool for this type of job. Again, all comments and ideas are welcomed! Thanks for your help. Andres Leon ~~ Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get

Re: MS Exchange

i wrote an app that accessed an msexchage 5.5 server and retrieved the users from it... i used the following code cfset attributes="givenname,sn,mail,department" cfset port = smtp_port_number cfset sortby="givenname,sn,mail" cfldap action="QUERY" name="x_users"

Re: Server Configuration Question

There are multiple variables that will determine the stability of your application: The hardware you have: If you have quadruple processors with over 512mb of RAM, it will be better than if you just have one processor with 128mb The type of traffic you are expecting to receive. Talk to your

Re: get Browser name

Try this... cfif findnocase("MSIE", cgi.http_user_agent, 1) cfset userbrowser = "ie" cfelse cfset userbrowser = "netscape" /cfif Every request has a set of CGI variables associated with it... the cgi,http_user_agent variable stores that type of inforlamtion. hope it helps! Andres