Working with ColdFusion 9 ORM, is there a way to trap entityDelete() errors
when there's a constraint violation. I have my delete setup like so:
try {
entityDelete(local.objSongCategory);
// report success
} catch (Any e) {
transaction action="rollback";
// report fai
Ben Nadel has a queryToArray function. I suppose you could convert the query
to an array then call up each "row" in reverse order a little eaiser,
although I haven't tried it myself.
http://www.bennadel.com/snippets/24-QueryToArray-qRecordSet-.htm
Or, you could add a 'DESC' to the end of your SQL
Don't know if this was mentioned before. Might be helpful:
http://www.bennadel.com/index.cfm?dax=blog:692.view
Ryan
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om finding out.
Also makes writing a cleanup script much eaiser. Just a thought.
Ryan Heldt
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Don't know if this was mentioned, but Ben Nadel offered a way of doing this
using cfmail a while back. Might be a little easier than wrestling with a
bunch of Java classes:
http://www.bennadel.com/index.cfm?dax=blog:692.view
Ryan
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Our apps have what we call session messages. Usually they're messsages
returned to the user after performing an operation (stored in session). This
might be something like "The user 'Heldt, Ryan' has been created." or "The
product 'Kitchen Sink' has been deleted." Almost every action generates a
me
That is, in fact, what I am doing. I have a AuthenticatedUser CFC that
contains all of the information about the user that is signed in. Now, for
example, say I want to run a query that gets all of the timebills for that
user, I would "SELECT foo FROM bar WHERE UserID =
#session.myAuthenticatedUser
Is this what you're looking for?
http://cfdbexplorer.riaforge.org/
All you'd need to do is set up a ColdFusion DSN to your Access database.
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opying a CFC Persisted in Session Scope
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> Yes, but why are you creating a copy in the first place? Why
> do you think you need a copy and not a reference?
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> > Thanks everyone for responding. Unfortunately, t
Thanks everyone for responding. Unfortunately, the method suggested by Rich
below seemed to create a pointer rather than a separate instance of the
object, as I had hoped. However, after discussing this with a co-worker, we
seem to have cooked-up a viable solution.
There were two objects I wanted
ginal, and duplicate() doesn't work on CFCs (we're using
CFMX 7). Anyone have a workaround or best-practice solution for this type of
thing?
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Ryan Heldt
Senior Web Developer
Global Reach Internet Productions
http://www.globalreach.com
Phone: 515-296-079
One of my ColdFusion applications has a calendar and tasks list. The client
wants to be able to sync (or at least download) the data into Palm Desktop or
Outlook. I thought I found a solution in Wyncs (wyncs.com) however after
running into a couple problems they determined I was somehow competin
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