| Title: | Regex gurus |
| Date: | 04/27/03 7 Posts |
| Summary: | Need a regular expression to remove any characters in a string that are not standard characters? Try this: REreplace(string, '[^a-zA-Z0-9"<>=_/\\-]', "", "all") |
| Title: | Format of Date Data type |
| Date: | 04/26/03 9 Posts |
| Summary: | To insert a date into an ODBC database, use #CreateODBCDate(theDate)#. Note that ColdFusion offers several functions to handle data for globalization. |
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Newbie Question 2 and 3 |
| Title: | Great DB Schema Resource |
| Date: | 04/26/03 1 Posts |
| Summary: | Searching for a good resource to guide your design of a database schema? Take a look at Database Answers to choose from a wide selection of application models. |
| Title: | INSERT and Get It's ID |
| Date: | 04/26/03 17 Posts |
| Summary: | Need to get the ID of a record after it has been inserted into Access? Since Access does not support ISOLATION="serializable," try using a named lock inside CFTRANSACTION tags to single-thread queries that INSERT and SELECT max(id) (or @@identity). But "the most universal, resource-unintensive method is to store a UUID, then query back for the UUID to get the ID number." |