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    Change File Attributes On the Fly

    I attempted to do the "Write" action, but I received the following error messages: "An error occurred when performing a file operation WRITE on file. The cause of this exception was: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /var/chroot/home/html/literature2.txt (Permission denied)." I have a feeling...
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    Change File Attributes On the Fly

    It's been a while since I used ColdFusion - I have forgotten many concepts :( How, if possible, can I script ColdFusion to change the file attributes (MODE) of a specific file located in CF Server's root directory(running on Linux)? For example: I have a file named "myfile.txt" located in the...
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    cf 4.5 on windows xp

    CFStudio 4 had some issues w/ RDS a while back. Download/install the CFStudio patch - http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/downloads_updates.html#studio
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    Extract divisors from an expression

    ... I forgot to mention in the previous post - If I can create an algorithm that will return a list of divisors derived from the given expression, I can easily create the WHERE clause of the SQL statement.
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    Extract divisors from an expression

    The expression will actually be a part of a SQL select statement. In the WHERE clause of the statement I need to set the divide-by-zero conditions. Something like the following: SELECT 8 / (T + 4) - 9/Y FROM table.... WHERE (T + 4) <> 0 AND Y <> 0
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    Extract divisors from an expression

    I'm having difficulty coming up with an algorithm that will extract all the divisors of a given expression. For example... Input: X * 5 + (Y / ((10 / T) + 15 / W - 20) / 25 Output: divisor 1 -> ((10 / T) + 15 / W - 20) divisor 2 -> T divisor 3 -> W divisor 4 -> 25 It may be worth noting that...
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    FTP WAN Access On Port &lt;&gt; 21

    I've setup an IIS FTP Server on Win2k. I want to have the FTP site accessible from the LAN and WAN on a port other than 21 - let's say port 1234. I have defined the listening port in the FTP settings and have opened up my router to forward port 1234 requests to the LAN IP of the FTP Server...
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    onChange Dropdown Content

    cLFlaVA - I'd prefer the array method. If I chose the other route, going back to the server, then I'd have to repopulate all the other form fields that the user may have previously filled in. kaht - thanks, I'll check out the faqs.
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    onChange Dropdown Content

    I have two drop-down fields - 1) Project 2) Version. Note that each Project will have one or more Versions associated with it. The values of each drop-down are driven by a database. After the call to the database has been made, the Project drop-down will look similar to this: <select...
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    ColumnHeader Height

    How can I set the height of a ColumnHeader in a ListView?
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    IsError Function

    Same context, different topic... What is the extent of error handling functions available to us? It would seem to me that there has to be some way to handle errors at runtime in an sql statement... don't you think?
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    IsError Function

    Returns error message: "Undefined function 'CVerr' in expression.
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    IsError Function

    If I run the following query in Access: SELECT IIF(ISERROR(4),"ERROR","NO ERROR") I get a result set back of "NO ERROR" SELECT IIF(ISERROR(),"ERROR","NO ERROR") *Note that I removed the argument from the IsError() function. I get the error message: "Wrong number of arguments used with...
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    IsError Function

    So I take it that no one knows how the IsError function works?
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    IsError Function

    In a nutshell, the SELECT statement is a user defined expression. Meaning that I don't know which field(s) is a divisor. The fact that the user is able to create his/her own expression imply's that any expression is possible. Instead of making my own parser that will figure out what's going on...

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