I'm having the following problem:
Running on Windows 2003 SP1
Upgraded to CFMX 7 from CFMX 6.1
Applied Cumulative Hotfix 3
Rebooted / Restarted
Now, my scheduled tasks get reset to 00:00:00 at midnight each night. I have
to manually go in and reset them each morning. This was a problem in 6.1
Thanks for the response Barney. I actually take the raw XML text file and use
XMLParse() on it first which converts it to an object. The XMLParse() function
does not return an error and, in fact, parses it fine. I can view the object
with and it appears to be well-formed XML (as an object).
ve no earthly idea what this means. Any information from the community
would be greatly appreciated!
Best regards,
Mark Knox
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The original topic link for this is:
http://www.houseoffusion.com/lists.cfm/link=m:4:13865:72003
Thanks!
Mark
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Hello all,
I'm running into a similar problem attempting to access an external website via
(and eventually I'll use since it is a web service. The
vendor is using a "homemade" cert which he as sent to me along with a keystore.
I've attempted loading the .CER file into the cacerts keystore p
thanks to all that responded to my request for info. i didn't think there was a way to get the columns unsorted. I wasn't actually going to depend on the order for any critical formatting or anything. It's just aggrevating that MM would just asssume that everyone would want the columns pre-sorte
k a dependancy, rather than the
> non-exception failure if you just rely on the order the SQL server
> throws back at you.
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> cheers,
> barneyb
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> On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 17:48:30 -0400, Mark Knox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I know I've seen this on a l
I know I've seen this on a list before but couldn't remember where. When displaying or using the cfquery.columnList variable, the columns are automatically sorted in alphanumeric order. Is there any way to retrieve the columnlist in the order it was returned by SQL-Server -- which is the order as
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