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  1. markbanker

    Number of Visible Users in WebLogic Server Console

    Is there a limit on the number of users that are displayed on the WebLogic 8.1 Server Console? I added users to the production domain on the WebLogic Server Console (path is Security -> Realms -> myrealm -> Users) but the last few users did not display on the user list. I then deleted a few...
  2. markbanker

    What does <E> mean in the 1.5.0 API docs?

    Thanks ishnid!
  3. markbanker

    What does <E> mean in the 1.5.0 API docs?

    I have noticed in the 1.5.0 API docs that <E> is used a great deal. Can someone tell me what it means? Examples: Interface Collection<E> public interface Set<E> extends Collection<E> add(E o) Often times the 'E' is hyperlinked but when I click it it takes me to the Collections Interface. I...
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    xcopy not recognized as internal command in XP

    That was it, thank you. I must have accidentally deleted the environment variable. Mark
  5. markbanker

    xcopy not recognized as internal command in XP

    I tried start, run, cmd and in the cmd window type xcopy /? I still get the message that it is not recognized as an internal or external command. Here is what I have in my batch file: xcopy *.class %CATALINA_HOME%\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\classes /I /Q Thanks for your help. Mark
  6. markbanker

    xcopy not recognized as internal command in XP

    I am trying to use xcopy in a batch file but it is not recognized as an internal or external command. I have tried to use the help feature 'help xcopy' and I get the same message. Ideas? Thanks, Mark
  7. markbanker

    What does the zero mean? '0#userID#'

    I was thinking that, but why? Is it representing a bit to specify either positive or negative? When I look at the values in the db, they don't begin with a zero. Thanks again, Mark
  8. markbanker

    What does the zero mean? '0#userID#'

    Information that may be relevant: 1. This is within a SQL statement that is going to a SQL 7.0 db. 2. The single quotes don't actually exist in code. The value is an INT, not a String.
  9. markbanker

    What does the zero mean? '0#userID#'

    The application that I am evaluating has many instances of something similar to this: 'A.userID = 0#userID#' So, 'A' is an alias for a copy of the table that contains userID, but what does the zero signify? Is it saying that the userID I'm comparing to is a parsed value, not a value from a...
  10. markbanker

    Memory Variables override in CFApplication?

    Thank you, tooled. I kept missing the point of what default means....if you don't set a value, use this one. Mark
  11. markbanker

    Memory Variables override in CFApplication?

    Specifically, I am speaking about the SESSIONTIMEOUT and APPLICATIONTIMEOUT. In order to create these in the application.cfm, I must enable Memory Variables in the CF Admin. Is it your opinion that this shouldn't be done; that those values should be set in the Admin only? Mark
  12. markbanker

    Memory Variables override in CFApplication?

    Thanks tooled. I understand and agree with what you are saying. So, if there are defaults and max values set in the administrator, it is pointless to use them in the application.cfm, correct? If it is my server, and I manage all of the CF apps on the site, I might enable them but not set...
  13. markbanker

    Memory Variables override in CFApplication?

    I have looked to 4 resources for the answer to my question, and they all gave the same response...but I remain confused. In order to use Memory Variables, I need to check the appropriate box to enable them in the ColdFusion Administrator. This allows me to set Application or Session variables...
  14. markbanker

    Where is JITMAN.exe?

    I keep reading about the different types of JIT compilation...standard, econo, and pre. I also keep reading about using JITMAN.exe to direct which JIT compiler is used. I am unable to locate the JITMAN.exe. I have done a file search on my computer and it isnt' there. Is it a standard part of the...
  15. markbanker

    How do I create more than 7 nested If statements in Excel?

    Thank you for the responses! The VLOOKUP worked like a charm. Here's the code that worked: =VLOOKUP(B2,'Book Order Sheet.xls'!BookRange,3,FALSE). In cell B2 I enter the book ID. In my Book Order Sheet workbook, but on a separate worksheet, I have a named range called BookRange. The formula...
  16. markbanker

    How do I create more than 7 nested If statements in Excel?

    I have a sheet that contains a list of books and their associated prices. On my other sheet you enter a bookID. This bookID is used to identify a book and find its price. I used a series of 7 nested if statements that look to the book sheet, find the appropriate book and return its price. So...
  17. markbanker

    Has the Back button been pressed?

    Is anyone aware of a way to detect when the browser's back button has been pressed? Thanks, Mark Somewhere in Texas, a village is missing an idiot.
  18. markbanker

    &lt;b&gt;Connection String for SQL Server 2000 JDBC Driver&lt;/b&gt;

    I am trying to make a connection to SQL Server 2000 from an application and I receive an error message telling me that no suitable driver can be found. Here is my code: try { Class.forName(&quot;com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver&quot;); } catch (ClassNotFoundException e)...
  19. markbanker

    Register a JNDI DataSource with SQLServer

    Tomcat 3.2.1
  20. markbanker

    Register a JNDI DataSource with SQLServer

    I would like to register a datasource for SQLServer. How do I do this? I find documentation for accessing the datasource once it is created, using a jndi lookup, but I can't find anything about actually registering a datasource. If you can help with specifics for SQLServer it would be greatly...

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