SQL Database Improvements

We have made the following improvements to SQL Server.
  •        Updated Query Analyzer based on MS Scripting Engine, this closes all reported defects
  •        Support for Unicode when viewing in table content view
  •        User-Defined Functions Management (2005 only)
  •        Updated Data Editing for Tables, this allows for data to be viewed in non-Latin languages
  •        Improved CSV import performance

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  • 9/12/2007 2:19 AM dave wheeldon wrote:
    thx
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  • 10/8/2007 1:41 AM Dave McGuerty wrote:
    I'm using Coldfusion and MS Access via ODBC, I'm unable to write data of type datetime by using either CF_SQL_TIMESTAMP, CF_SQL_DATETIME or CF_SQL_DATE. the data is going through the standard createodbcdatetime() conversion. So what is the proper syntax for datetime stamps? One of the above works with most ISPs.
    thanks,
    dave
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    1. 10/12/2007 4:39 PM Alicia wrote:

      We wrote a simple test and were able to successfully use CF_SQL_DATE and CF_SQL_TIMESTAMP within a CFQUERYPARAM tag. Two things you may need to take a look at. First, we only support connections to databases through ColdFusion DSN's and please make sure the access database is not password protected.


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