We are doing a complete technology refresh. We got 4 DL-385 servers running VM ESXi each with 3-4 Windows 2008 Enterprise Edition server guests. Some will be web servers others database servers. We need to create two Windows 2008 clusters with fail-over within each. Then we need to set up SQL...
Anybody know how to show the SQL that was actually sent to the database from a CFQUERY? For example:
<CFSET FldVal = "BIG">
<CFQUERY name="qry_See_Code">
SELECT * FROM myTable
WHERE aCol = '#FldVal#'
</CFQUERY>
I want to code something like:
<CFOUTPUT>#qry_See_Code.SQL#</CFOUTPUT>
and see...
I installed SP1 on Windows Server 2003. I use it as a DNS and web server. Since then after a while I can no longer access many services on the server, such as ping-ing a domain, accessing via terminal service, web sites via browser, etc.
In essense it looks like there is a firewall is in place...
I cannot get ColdFusion 5 enterpirse to run on Server 2003/IIS6. I have followed the instruction provided
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/install_cf_win2003.htm.
IIS6 is working in same directory since the static HTML pages...
I thought this was going to be simple... and I'll bet it is if you know the answer...
I am trying to create a list of all possible items from reference table (ProdPriceClass) and show the discounts for each one from other table (ProdUserGroupPriceClass); if there in no matching row in...
IIS 4.0 us not able to see localhost or 127.0.0.1... I have modified the host file in WINNT\system32\drivers\etc to include that. I can go to a command windows and ping both successfully.<br>
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Thoughts?
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