You'd probably be better off looking for a CF-able Java or COM object.
MS has a nice COM-based tool here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en
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Has anyone ever used/seen/have/etc a script that can read and parse IIS log files?
Not exactly this, but there is a tag perfect for parsing, see CF_REExtract here:
http://www.cftagstore.com/tags/cfreextract.cfm
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Thanks for everyone's help on this.With some intense googling and some
off-list help, I have found the following to be exactly what I was looking
for.With some tweaks, it is going to be wicked sweet!
http://tutorial34.easycfm.com/
Ray
http://www.crystalvision.org
At 01:45 PM 8/18/2004, you
Ray
That looks pretty good.
My only comment is: if you have large log files, you may not be able to
read them into a variable with cffile.
If that is the case, you could easily implement a line reader with
cfobject
That's what I had to do (with help) to read my iTunes song library.
This was
I remember your posts back a few weeks ago discussing this, but I didn't
have any reason to keep up with the thread, as I have never used cfobject,
but right now things are slow and I am tackling things that have been on
the back burner here (hence this low-priority project), so if you don't
Ray, here's the line reader that Joe Rinehart suggested (with a slight
mod).
Enjoy!
Dick
Hey Joe
Your No Class Reader Works Great!
much faster than the other! (almost as fast as a cffile read of
the
entire file).
I simplified the EOF test so I could use a While loop.
Thanks
Dick
Here's
So, I have a question after playing around with this (wow is it much faster
than the easycfm way!):
I read up a little on cfscript, is it really true that there is no way to
use SQL queries inside a cfscript block?I am VERY new to cfscript, but I
thought that there was a way that has been
Thank Joe Rinehart -- he created the code.
As to executing a query within cfscript
Know you can't --- but you can fudge it
create a function (or CFC that issues the query based on a string
passed toit.The string contains the SQL statements).
within the script tag invoke the function which
I will try that tomorrow - time to bust into a few 'adult beverages'
tonight.My wife and I bought our first house today...
Thanks (and thanks to Joe too),
Ray
At 05:44 PM 8/18/04, you wrote:
Thank Joe Rinehart -- he created the code.
As to executing a query within cfscript
Know you can't ---
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