What if you have already written your own framework to use the
cfproperty tag for this very thing? I guess I'll have to wait and see.
Gerry Gurevich
Application Development
NIEHS ITSS Contractor
Lockheed Martin Information Technology
919-361-5444 ext 311
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I think I would write a UDF that would round all of your floating point
calculations. Don't forget that you have to worry about +- 0.001
as well as +- 0.001
Try playing around with this
Make this part a UDF with val and decimal as arguments.
Output or ret
You're getting some floating point rounding issues. The number
-1.06581410364E-014 can be written as -0.010658141036. This
is below the threshold of your floating point arithmetic to handle. You
should round it off to the 12th or 13th decimal point and accept it as
zero.
Based on
Is this something you could run from a command line? If so, then you
can set it all up in a batch file to trigger it and also direct output
to another file (maybe). Then you would use to kick off the
batch file.
Gerry Gurevich
Application Development
NIEHS
Any free CFPOP tags or any recommended for purchase? Has anyone
actually used a custom CFPOP tag with SSL and had a positive result?
Thanks for your recommendations.
Gerry Gurevich
Application Development
NIEHS ITSS Contractor
Lockheed Martin Informatio
Just a blind stab in the dark here but...
Are you returning your results in the same request as the cfquery? I
have inherited code that stuffs queries into session or even application
scope and then you may have all kinds of things happening that cause you
to output something different from what
I believe this is a compile time error. Error handling doesn't come
into play until you get an execution time error.
Gerry Gurevich
Application Development
NIEHS ITSS Contractor
Lockheed Martin Information Technology
919-361-5444 ext 311
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Well I would want to ask and argue not to do this...but I'll bite my
tongue.
Why not create a superstructure to hold this. Then you could do
something like:
I have not tested this, but it should be close to right.
Come to think of it, you might even see if you could use "variables"
ins
I'm not a hired flak and I've never used the product, but Fog Creek
Software (see: Joel On Software) has a product that appears to be
pretty good for this type of situation:
https://www.copilot.com/
Gerry Gurevich
Application Development
NIEHS ITSS Contra