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ASP Equiv of CFHTTP? |
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04/16/03
15 Posts
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| Summary: |
Looking for a CFHTTP equivalent in ASP? You can use MSXML for this. CF code samples are included. |
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CFCs: Can I Return More Than One Variable? |
| Date: |
04/16/03
3 Posts
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A CFC can return only one variable. Therefore, if you want to return several values, use a complex variable like a list, array, or structure. |
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| Title: |
I Hadnt Thought About This...CFQUERY Question... |
| Date: |
04/16/03
6 Posts
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| Summary: |
Searching for a way to view the SQL statement for a dynamic query? Find several suggestions that tap into MX server's ServiceFactory. Code is included. |
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| Title: |
Need Tips for Improving CF MX Server Stability (I h... |
| Date: |
04/16/03
6 Posts
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| Summary: |
Developers using an ORACLE database will find this thread particularly helpful. It includes several performance tips. The MAXROWS, BLOCKFACTOR, and TIMEOUT attributes of CFQUERY are discussed. A SQL statement that shows how to limit the number of records returned is also included. |
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Using a Dash in a Variable Value |
| Date: |
04/16/03
8 Posts
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| Summary: |
If you set a value that includes a dash like this, <cfset clientName = "#companyName#-#ipAddress#">, MX will generate an error because it sees the dash as an operator. You can work around this by concatenating the strings that comprise the value, like this: <cfset clientName = companyName & "-" & ipAddress>. |
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| Title: |
What am I Missing Here with CFSWITCH |
| Date: |
04/16/03
6 Posts
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| Summary: |
Remember that a CFCASE value must match the expression in CFSWITCH exactly. Therefore, be sure to apply the Trim() function to remove extra spaces. |
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