by Dina Hess
| Title: | Date Bug in CFWDDX |
| Date: | 05/25/04 (3 Posts) |
| Summary: | Bug alert! If you use CFWDDX to convert CFML to JavaScript, be aware that date timestamps lose AM/PM distinction. |
| Title: | CFQUERYPARAM |
| Date: | 05/25/04 (9 Posts) |
| Summary: | Trying to escape pound signs (#) in a string before sending to the database via CFQUERYPARAM? |
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<cfset str = replace(str, chr(35), chr(35) & chr(35),"all")>
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<cfset str = replace(str,"##","####","all")>
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| Title: | DateDiff() to Determine Number of Weekdays Past? |
| Date: | 05/25/04 (9 Posts) |
| Summary: | Need to determine the third weekday after a given date? When attempts to use DateDiff() with a "w" (weekday) parameter don't produce the desired result, Pascal Peters provides a custom UDF. |
| Title: | Oracle Unique ID or Identity |
| Date: | 05/25/04 (23 Posts) |
| Summary: | To automatically increment a primary key field in Oracle, create a SEQUENCE, like this: |
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CREATE SEQUENCE uniqueNum_s
START WITH 1 INCREMENT BY 1; Then insert the value as follows: INSERT INTO your_table (ID, ...) VALUES (uniqueNum_s.NEXTVAL, ...) |
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| Note that you can also use a SEQUENCE to access previous and current values with PREVVAL and CURRVAL, respectively. See Oracle 9i online documentation for further details. | |