Hello, all,
I have this code snippet below which runs fine on my local workstation
(Windows XP, CF 8 IIS 5.1). When I throw it up on our dev server
(Windows 2k3, IIS 6, CF 7) I get an index out of bounds error on the
second IIF line below. I've looked at the docs and I don't see why
this code
Something similar to this has happened to us a few times. What we've
seen is when the Exchange server no longer accepts your CF server as a
mail relay. If Exchange is set up to only allow mail from trusted
relays, and your server isn't on that list, it'll refuse the email.
We've had that list
I think comparing as an ODBC Datetime variable (using the
CreateODBCDateTime() function) should work. That way you know you're
comparing apples to apples. I've done that a few times when I have fits
with different date formats.
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From: Orlini, Robert [mailto:[EMAIL
When I've seen this behavior on our servers, I get on a terminal
connection and run cfstat. That usually shows a large number of
queued requests and a handful (10 on our systems) that are hanging. If
your boxes are robust enough, you can bump up simultaneous requests and
see if that clears the
We have started that per policies at our institution. We never store plain
passwords, though. We store passwords and a password history as MD5 hashes,
then just do a quick MD5() on what they entered and what they have in the DB.
We also have all the same restrictions you've listed (3 types of
It's a conspiracy! Maybe Dr. Jonas moved the thread to CF-OT...
Now where's that copy of The Catcher in the Rye at?
*grin*
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From: Adam Churvis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 01, 2006 10:43 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Was the Sean Corfield thread deleted
I think Sean was pretty fair in his assessment. You are discounting the
enormous power a user base can have on a product, or a company.
You are correct in your statement that Chizen does have a primary
financial responsibility to the stockholders. But how does he meet that
obligation?
Two, depending on what you need.
The MySQL Administrator is good for administration (imagine that) and is
free from MySQL AB. SQLYog was recently released as open-source (some
advanced functionality available in a commercial version), so it is free
as well.
Most of my work I do in SQLYog, with
We're currently switching our model.
Current old way of doing it is to develop locally with Apache and CF to a MySQL
or Oracle DB. Then push changes to QA for review. Developers use SVN to
maintain code repositories for version/history. Once QA is passed, changes
FTPed to production. No
I recently switched to GoDaddy (since I wanted CF hosting on limited
budget).
BlogCFC doesn't run out of the box, but I was inspiried to add some
code to switch the createObjects to cfinvoke calls (only added init
calls to some functions). That and skip over the localization (since I
couldn't
Yes, it is possible, I do it. A few things I've noted:
1. Maybe just a typo, but make sure your root folder (components)
matches your root folder in the invoke (currently component)
2. If components is in the web root, then it should work. If it
isn't, then you have two options
a.
According to their homepage, a little under the link to Check out the
latest news... Blogs and more... is the following:
Items that will be posted soon:
Photos
Updated presentations
Blogs
Next year's event
and more
Hang tight, I'm sure Michael, et al. will hook us up soon!
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I've got a QofQ that I want to order on a character field. Only the
field contains only numbers (don't ask), and the user wants it sorted as
if they were numbers (1, 2, 3, ...) not strings (1, 10, 11, 2, 3, ...).
Simple enough in database (Oracle in this case) since you can just
TO_NUMBER() the
. You
might need an additional query of queries to accomplish that.
For more info, see http://livedocs.macromedia.com/
coldfusion/7/htmldocs/1271.htm
Jon
On 7/13/05, Lincoln Milner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a QofQ that I want to order on a character field. Only the
field contains only
Here's what we did to help narrow down a search for a large select box.When you type in the text field, it actually eliminates selections based on pattern matching the string in the text box with the names in the select.(NOTE: This is from a colleague of mine.I modified it for my use to only match
According to MySQL (because I contacted them with a similar question):
Free use for those who never copy, modify or distribute. As long as you never distribute (internally or externally) the MySQL Software in any way, you are free to use it for powering your application, irrespective of whether
I by no means am an expert in Oracle/CF storedproc calls, but my guess is that Oracle is looking for some kind of input for the IN/OUT parameter, and if you don't pass something in, then it yells.
Why do you have an IN/OUT parameter defined if CF is only ever looking to get something out?My
Grif,
What we've done for a similar system is to have the CFFILE tag write them to a
directory outside the webroot. In our case, we have /local/web for the web root, and
/local/web_docs for the documents to be stored. We have links for each document, and
the path to those documents is stored
If you didn't set the time in the date field, i.e., if it was user entered as
12/23/2002, then no time is available and doing a timeformat results in what you've
seen. SYSDATE and a couple other Oracle functions (which I can't think of) to store
full timestamps in a date column, whether you
I'm looking for some resources, articles, whitepapers, etc. on Flash MX Forms.
Basically we're using Oracle Forms right now for our web applications, but we're
considering a complete re-design of the whole app. I've heard some good things about
Flash forms, but need something somewhat
Well, from an Oracle standpoint, 8.1.7 is the only RDBMS that is still supported by
Oracle (except under their extended contracts). 9i offers some good things with
administration tasks, but, if you're interested in an 8x solution, my vote would be
8.1.7.
As far as native vs. OBDC, I would use
Do you have Updater 2 installed? You need that to work with the newer versions (i.e.,
after 2.0.40) of Apache...
-lincoln
-Original Message-
From: Juan Nava [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 3:11 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Apache 2.0.44 and CFMX Server HELP!!
it.
--- Lincoln Milner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you have Updater 2 installed? You need that to
work with the newer versions (i.e., after 2.0.40) of
Apache...
-lincoln
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From: Juan Nava [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 3:11 PM
To: CF
Folks,
We've got this data entry form that allows entry, query, record deletion, and a host
of other functionality. One thing it needs to do is after the first three form items
are completed (it's a subject id.t number), the fourth auto-populates with the subject
initials.
This should be
Native drivers, unless I am way off base, are the SQL*Net drivers. If you have the
SQL*Net client installed on a machine, and install CF, SQL*Net is what it's looking
for. ODBC is a different way of connecting to databases, but since CF provides the
ability to use native drivers (drivers from
This may be a stupid question, but does the user that is running CF has the ability to
read that file? If not, it'll not work at all.
For the client, if you put tnsnames.ora in a non-standard place (outside
$ORACLE_HOME/network/admin), you'll need to tell the SQL*Net client where to find it.
I wouls assume that the second query has more than one row returned, therefore it will
iterate through each loop of the cfloop until it reaches the end of the query results.
Then it will return to the cfquery tag, iterate to the next query1 result, then go
and loop through query2 completely
Case counts, Tony. OnRequestEnd.cfm
Shame on you...*grin*
-lincoln
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From: Tony Weeg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 3:26 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: end.cfm?
onrequestend.cfm
...tony
Tony Weeg
Senior Web Developer
UnCertified Advanced
Message-
From: Scott Wilhelm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 3:40 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: end.cfm?
Does case count for application.cfm too? Or is that just for *nix
systems?
-Original Message-
From: Lincoln Milner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent
I should like to put my 2ยข in here, since I've often heard the term database to be
used inappropriately in conversation, even by those persons working in the field.
In Oracle, you have one Oracle database, typically. Within this database, you have
one or more instances that live wholly on
The Administrator just verifies it can connect to the datasource. It's not until you
actually try querying something that the user tries to access any schema.
So, if your CF user only has (I think) CREATE SESSION privileges, it can connect to
Oracle, but without permission to schema objects,
I would be cautious with the advice for developers to become multi-skilled. In a
perfect world, I would be able to do a task in PHP, Perl, CF, ASP or Java, but in the
real world my head would explode knowing everything there is to know about that. Plus
you stretch yourself too thin if you try
Not to continue this inane thread any longer, no one is being a jerk. If you want to
know what has been updated by a software patch, you read the release notes. That is a
much more definitive and accurate accounting of what has been fixed than 100 users
saying COM objects work, and 20 more
That's U2 (not the band, the CFMX file...)
-Original Message-
From: Ryan Kime [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 11:51 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Can't Reach the Updater 2
OKgot sick of the cookie bull. Here's the address of the actual
download (I
Jillian,
I would say that it's trying to create a pseudo-Cartesian product. That's a fancy way
of saying you didn't join your tables in your where clause. The rule of thumb when
selecting from multiple tables is that you need at least n-1 table joins, where n =
the number of tables you're
If you're thinking of bailing on MySQL for another product because of transactions,
foreign keys, or something, have a look at MySQL's included InnoDB implementation.
From what I read (haven't put it into practice yet), it creates a tablespace where you
can do those things regular MySQL can't.
If it is SQL in ColdFusion, don't worry. An understanding of SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE,
etc. will serve you well. If you have to program a complex report mining data out of
Oracle and published via the PL/SQL web toolkit over the WWW, may Fate smile upon you.
Your best bet is to search for
Netopia has (or had) Timbuktu Pro which I was told was the Win/Mac cross-platform
solution to NetMeeting.
-Original Message-
From: Terry [mailto:terry;epubmgmt.com]
Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 11:48 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: webConference software
Is there a macintosh version of
In the CF Administrator, where you can specify what type of data source you
want to set, there should be a link to setting up native drivers (in the
left nav. bar). You will need an Oracle client on the server hosting CF.
The Administering CF manual has a good chapter on setting up all sorts of
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