Lucee reports cfquery tag errors in French. And then I have to use a web translator (see below) to find out what the error is saying. All other errors are reported by Lucee in English. How do I get Lucee to report cfquery errors in English and why would this be different for just the cfquery tag and not other Lucee errors? If it helps, I am connecting to MySQL using WampServer. The database is InnoDB. I have no idea where the French errors originate from.
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O.S.: Windows Server 2008 R2 (Amazon Web Service VM)
Oracle: 11g 11.2.0.4.0 (64b)
PL/SQL Devel Ver: 12.0.2.1818 (64b)
Today when I connect with PL/SQL Developer I see the following message:
"Using a filter for all users can lead to poor performance!"
There is an option "Don't show this message again" but I am not enabling that while I work to understand what this message is trying to communicate.
I have googled the message, but the only return I am seeing specific to that message is in Japanese and I am not fully following what Google Translate is showing me.
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-CN&u=http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/1946659678070468148.html&prev=search
I think it is advising that it is a non-critical message focused on browser filters that probably do not apply to my uses, however it also directs to a "Browser Filter" setting in the Tools menu I am not finding in my PL/SQL Developer install.
Can anyone add insight, experience or detail to this message and it's meaning(s)?
Thank you.
It is a warning about the fact you have chosen "All Users" in the filtering options of the object browser view:
It is warning you that browsing the objects tree could be very slow because it will show all objects in the whole oracle installation, not just those created by you.
You get this warning also on program startup because pl/sql developer remembers this setting.
This is my first time working with this CMS.
I uploaded the latest release of umbraco to my host and instead of the "installation wizard" i get the following error:
Internal server error - 500
There is a problem with the resource you are looking for and it cannot be displayed
Does this error indicate a error on the server-side or is this something that i can fix?
URL to the website
Thanks for all the help!
Regards
Hi c0ral 500 is a soft error which you will need to switch debug on in the web.config file to see the actual error. You might find your hosting partner doesn't support the required dependencies for umbraco to run like ASP.Net 4.5.
https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Getting-Started/Setup/Requirements/
I have a web application which I developed which uses crystal reports for VS 2010. The reports work fine on my machine, but when I publish the web application, I get the following error when loading the report:
Error
This group section cannot be printed because its condition field is nonexistent or invalid. Format the section to choose another condition field. Error in File temp_9b46c401-8cdb-45a6-bade-4d3e37dda1fb {572D2B99-425A-4EC5-A758-6497001368A3}.rpt: Invalid group condition.
I've searched for this and from what I can understand it's a connection issue. But I've checked and the database connection string is fine. Other parts of web application work fine with it. Is there anything else I should be checking for?
I've resolved the issue. It was very frustrating and so I thought I should put this here in case anyone runs into this:
Make sure you have the same version of Crystal Reports Runtime installed on your server as on your development machine. I had 13.0.3 on my development machine and 13.0.1. on my server. Of course crystal reports gave an obscure error which makes it very difficult to know where to look.
After I did this, I kept getting a blank page. This linked help me resolve this issue: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/287543/Crystal-Reports-not-rendering-when-webpage-is-serv. Apparently visual studio doesn't copy all the necessary files for it to render the reports.
Thanks.
I'm not so sure that the error is because of a database connection issue. If I were you I would look into a few things first:
Make sure that the database fields haven't changed. Is the application accessing the same database when deployed as it does in the development environment?
What about Null values? Have you checked the "Convert Database Null Values" in the Report Options?
What about the groups? Are there any formulas in them or are any of them based on groups? Browse the data to see if you get any errors.
Just because it runs on your development machine doesn't mean the problem isn't in the datasource. Maybe one of your report's formulas is expecting a field to be non-null, and there is a single null entry. Or a date somehow got entered as #01/01/9999# and a formula in the report is expecting a realistic date.
That should get you started and maybe even solve your issue. Give us some more info about the report and the datasource if you can.
I have a lot of web-sites on a virtual server (2008 R2) in Germany.
When there's an error on a site the error message is in German :(
I don't have any .net language packs installed on the server, but in the folder
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727
I have both \1033 (English) and \1031 (German)
And the same goes for the folder C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5
I have tried to remove the \1031 folder, but that didn't help.
I would like a solution that don't involve web.config because the sites are used for ASP.NET training.
Set the language of your web sites explicitly. Otherwise it keeps getting the language from the server, which is, as you've already said, in Germany...
That should eliminate these problems completely.
Steps to take:
Open CMD as administrator
type LPKSETUP and hit enter
and then uninstall the language that is causing the issue.
Wrong answer was autoselected by the stupid bounty system.
I'm using front page extensions to interact with SharePoint Services 3.0 as described here.
In most samples I have seen the client simply looks for particular English strings in the result and uses that to determine if an error has occurred. However, I am writing an application which may be widely deployed and put on non-English language SharePoint servers so I would like to use the returned error codes instead.
Unfortunately, the documentation for the error codes is very poorly defined. It contains such gems as:
Although many RPC protocol methods have unique error messages, most rely on a standard error message format to relay information if a method fails to complete properly.
Hrm, what would be this "standard error message format"...
and
The status is the error code from
FrontPage Server Extensions for the
condition encountered. osstatus is the
error code from the operating system..
also sadly entertaining:
In general, the codes are integer
values and the messages are text
strings that summarize the error.
but nowhere is a table which describes the possible content of these errors to be found.
It seems likely to me that the OS error code would be an HRESULT but I have no idea what to look for in terms of potential sources for SharePoint error codes. My only clue is that status=589826 seems to indicate that a file already exists.
Wrong answer was autoselected by the stupid bounty system.
I guess it refers to this list of "standard" system error codes:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms681381(VS.85).aspx