CFQUERY NOT RETURNING COMPLETE RESULT

OK, Folks, please be patient with me. This may be somewhat off topic, but where else can I go? I'm using a simple CFQUERY to insert a large text block into a MSSQL 7.0 column with a data type of TEXT. I then use a simple SELECT query to retreive the result. Only the first 65K Bytes are being

RE: CFQUERY NOT RETURNING COMPLETE RESULT

That did it. I guess when the system has been up for a while, I simply forget about the admin functions. Thanks a million. John -Original Message- From: Ken Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 10:38 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: CFQUERY NOT RETURNING

Relative paths in LINUX

I'm porting an application from Microsoft to LINUX. I use relative file paths throughout the application, i.e., From a template in directoryname, I just submit a form to ./subdirectoryname. In the LINUX version, the path in the browser comes out as _default_/subdirectoryname instead of

Sessions - Maybe a stupid question?

I am setting up a portal with another server where that server submits an HTTP POST request to my application, I do a bunch of queries and send the results back in an XML output. My question is: If multiple users on the other end submit requests to my server and a request hits my server before

RE: Sessions - Maybe a stupid question?

Thanks for the answer. Just wanted to reply to the list to close the thread. Boy, do I feel stupid. I've used session variables so much in the browser-related end of the application, I just totally went on auto-pilot. I now realize what a goof I made in trying to use session variables for post

PRINTING-SOME WORDS DROP

I have an application which dynamically generates a web page, based on form inputs and queries. Some of the viewable words on the page, which happen to be variables like CFOUTPUT#var#/CFOUTPUT, show up fine on the displayed page in both IE and NS, but disappear when printed on SOME printers.

PRINTING-SOME WORDS DROP

I have an application which dynamically generates a web page, based on form inputs and queries. Some of the viewable words on the page, which happen to be variables like CFOUTPUT#var#/CFOUTPUT, show up fine on the displayed page in both IE and NS, but disappear when printed on SOME printers.