Viewing by month: January 2005


Cftransaction issue

Posted on Jan 28, 2005

Extending on the DTS project I talked about a few posts ago, I was writing the page that would run the export. Without going into a long explanation as to the reasoning behind some of the structure, the steps were as follows:

  1. Run a stored procedure to move all purchase data into a "temporary" table of sorts
  2. Run the DTS package using the stored procedure as described here
  3. Update all the records moved with a timestamp denoting that they have been previously downloaded

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New Job

Posted on Jan 27, 2005

In two weeks I will be beginning a new position. I will be in charge of the international brand sites for Hasbro. Hasbro's sites are all built in ColdFusion and I expect this to be an exciting opportunity. Hopefully, the new experiences will offer me more learning opportunities that I can share.

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Running DTS from ColdFusion

Posted on Jan 25, 2005

For a project I am working on for my current employer, we had to run a DTS package essentially on-demand to move data aggregated in a number of views from SQL to Access. I knew this could be done, but actually had never needed to build this functionality prior. Fortunately, there are a number of resources available that assisted.

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JavaScript Reference

Posted on Jan 24, 2005

I saw this link posted to Christian Cantrell's blog under a commment. It was in response to the question of what resource to use now that Netscape's JavaScript reference is no longer available (a question I have many times asked myself recently in frustration).

http://lachy.id.au/dev/mozilla/sidebar/sidebar.xul

If you use FireFox (and you should), bookmark this link and add the option to the bookmark preferences to open in sidebar.

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Farcry CMS (phase one - part II)

Posted on Jan 20, 2005

Ok, so no surprise that it was a bit of ignorance regarding the setup of Farcry that caused my issues.

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My name is Brian Rinaldi and I am the Web Community Manager for Flash Platform at Adobe. I am a regular blogger, speaker and author. I also founded RIA Unleashed conference in Boston. The views expressed on this site are my own & not those of my employer.