Hi all,
been awhile since i've posted. i came across an interesting one today, i'm
building a backwards compatible forum system and trying to trap image
resolution sizes in avatar uploads.
Currently writing the 7 and 6.1 variants of this portion and I'm having
difficulty with the ImageInfo
it could be slow, but you could write your switch statement on the fly into a
file with a dynamic name in a temp folder, let your main page include that
file, then delete it upon completion.. no idea what that would do to your
overheads tho.
I'm just wondering if anyone knows of a way to detect a if a field selected
from an Oracle database is a BLOB? (using CFMX 6.1) My problem is that we are
trying to migrate a database over to MySQL from Oracle and due to a lack of
inexpensive migration tools (I'd be perfectly happy to be proven
How'd I make that mistake?? you're right of course - they are indeed CLOBs.
Oracle BLOBS are binary, not text - they are going to break if you put
them in a text field. Are you sure you don't mean CLOBs?
On 8/11/06, Lars Gronholt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Thanks all :)
think either of those will sort my problem - will confirm on Monday!
This looks cool too (for oracle):
select dbms_metadata.get_ddl('TABLE','THE_TABLE_NAME') from dual
:D
On 8/11/06, Deanna Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspect it's purely about getting google etc to pickup the links thus falsely
inflating the number of sites linked by the advertising ones, and so increasing
their search engine ranking. If you're not getting any text in the message it
may be your naming convention on the form - specifically
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