We are in the process of updating all our Quark 4.11 files to Quark 6.1. In the process, we notice some images are missing. They tend to all be images that exist on a page more than once. The image is displayed fine for the first instance of the image but then does not show up for all other...
bperry,
Thanks for the suggestion of checking the ColdFusion forum. The line between SQL and ColdFusion questions is so fuzzy!
I searched the ColdFusion forum and found something that ended up working for me. This is what it was:
<!--- set temp date --->
<CFSET temp.begindate =...
Thanks, bperry. The # signs are ColdFusion tags for variables. Your code got rid of the error, but it is in fact failing (gives zero results). I'll try working with it.
Hi. I'm having a problem with finding all results between two dates. Below is the code I'm currently using, which isn't doing exactly what I need it to do. For example, if a search is done for all entries for January 1-March 15, I get the total results for only Jan. 1-15 and March 1-15.
SELECT...
Hello. Has anyone had any problems with querying a SQL table whose information originally came from a FoxPro table?
This is why I'm asking this question:
A FoxPro table was exported to a MS SQL 7 table recently. Shortly after I activated a page (MultiPrice.cfm) with a query pointing to this new...
Update:
I think I've narrowed down why I was getting this error, and now I believe it is not a CF problem. It seems that one of my CF queries which is calling a SQL table that had its information imported from a FoxPro table is possibly to blame. I'll reword and post this question on another...
Hi. I have been getting the below error today and it's crashing my CF server:
"Error","TID=311","03/05/02","16:46:04","Exception thrown from within Listener Thread."
The CF & Windows NT server log files aren't telling me much of anything; I've...
Hi. I have MS SQL Server 7 installed on the C: drive of an NT Server. I am short on space on the C: drive and was wondering if it is possible to move a few of the SQL tables to the E: drive where more space exists.
Thanks,
Kim Hamb
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