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Sunday, December 23, 2012

ASCII Characters and Symbols

Posted by Unknown at 7:48 AM 0 comments
Every so often I find that I need to place a special character and I just don't remember the coding.  I've usually had to Google around and look at multiple sites before finding the character I want. So I decided to compile a comprehensive list and put it here for easy reference.

CHR(#)HTML EntitySymbol
chr(160) 
chr(161)¡¡
chr(162)¢¢
chr(163)££
chr(164)¤¤
chr(165)¥¥
chr(166)¦¦
chr(167)§§
chr(168)¨¨
chr(169)©©
chr(170)ªª
chr(171)««
chr(172)¬¬
chr(173)­­
chr(174)®®
chr(175)¯¯
chr(176)°°
chr(177)±±
chr(178)²²
chr(179)³³
chr(180)´´
chr(181)µµ
chr(182)¶
chr(183)··
chr(184)¸¸
chr(185)¹¹
chr(186)ºº
chr(187)»»
chr(188)¼¼
chr(189)½½
chr(190)¾¾
chr(191)¿¿
chr(192)ÀÀ
chr(193)ÁÁ
chr(194)ÂÂ
chr(195)ÃÃ
chr(196)ÄÄ
chr(197)ÅÅ
chr(198)ÆÆ
chr(199)ÇÇ
chr(200)ÈÈ
chr(201)ÉÉ
chr(202)ÊÊ
chr(203)ËË
chr(204)ÌÌ
chr(205)ÍÍ
chr(206)ÎÎ
chr(207)ÏÏ
chr(208)ÐÐ
chr(209)ÑÑ
chr(210)ÒÒ
chr(211)ÓÓ
chr(212)ÔÔ
chr(213)ÕÕ
chr(214)ÖÖ
chr(215)××
chr(216)ØØ
chr(217)ÙÙ
chr(218)ÚÚ
chr(219)ÛÛ
chr(220)ÜÜ
chr(221)ÝÝ
chr(222)ÞÞ
chr(223)ßß
chr(224)àà
chr(225)áá
chr(226)ââ
chr(227)ãã
chr(228)ää
chr(229)åå
chr(230)ææ
chr(231)çç
chr(232)èè
chr(233)éé
chr(234)êê
chr(235)ëë
chr(236)ìì
chr(237)íí
chr(238)îî
chr(239)ïï
chr(240)ðð
chr(241)ññ
chr(242)òò
chr(243)óó
chr(244)ôô
chr(245)õõ
chr(246)öö
chr(247)÷÷
chr(248)øø
chr(249)ùù
chr(250)úú
chr(251)ûû
chr(252)üü
chr(253)ýý
chr(254)þþ
chr(255)ÿÿ
chr(34)""
chr(38)&&
chr(60)&lt;<
chr(62)&gt;>
chr(39)&apos;'
chr(338)&OElig;Œ
chr(339)&oelig;œ
chr(352)&Scaron;Š
chr(353)&scaron;š
chr(376)&Yuml;Ÿ
chr(710)&circ;ˆ
chr(732)&tilde;˜
chr(8194)&ensp; 
chr(8195)&emsp; 
chr(8201)&thinsp; 
chr(8204)&zwnj;‌
chr(8205)&zwj;‍
chr(8206)&lrm;‎
chr(8207)&rlm;‏
chr(8211)&ndash;–
chr(8212)&mdash;—
chr(8216)&lsquo;‘
chr(8217)&rsquo;’
chr(8218)&sbquo;‚
chr(8220)&ldquo;“
chr(8221)&rdquo;”
chr(8222)&bdquo;„
chr(8224)&dagger;†
chr(8225)&Dagger;‡
chr(8240)&permil;‰
chr(8249)&lsaquo;‹
chr(8250)&rsaquo;›
chr(8364)&euro;€
chr(402)&fnof;ƒ
chr(913)&Alpha;Α
chr(914)&Beta;Β
chr(915)&Gamma;Γ
chr(916)&Delta;Δ
chr(917)&Epsilon;Ε
chr(918)&Zeta;Ζ
chr(919)&Eta;Η
chr(920)&Theta;Θ
chr(921)&Iota;Ι
chr(922)&Kappa;Κ
chr(923)&Lambda;Λ
chr(924)&Mu;Μ
chr(925)&Nu;Ν
chr(926)&Xi;Ξ
chr(927)&Omicron;Ο
chr(928)&Pi;Π
chr(929)&Rho;Ρ
chr(931)&Sigma;Σ
chr(932)&Tau;Τ
chr(933)&Upsilon;Υ
chr(934)&Phi;Φ
chr(935)&Chi;Χ
chr(936)&Psi;Ψ
chr(937)&Omega;Ω
chr(945)&alpha;α
chr(946)&beta;β
chr(947)&gamma;γ
chr(948)&delta;δ
chr(949)&epsilon;ε
chr(950)&zeta;ζ
chr(951)&eta;η
chr(952)&theta;θ
chr(953)&iota;ι
chr(954)&kappa;κ
chr(955)&lambda;λ
chr(956)&mu;μ
chr(957)&nu;ν
chr(958)&xi;ξ
chr(959)&omicron;ο
chr(960)&pi;π
chr(961)&rho;ρ
chr(962)&sigmaf;ς
chr(963)&sigma;σ
chr(964)&tau;τ
chr(965)&upsilon;υ
chr(966)&phi;φ
chr(967)&chi;χ
chr(968)&psi;ψ
chr(969)&omega;ω
chr(977)&thetasym;ϑ
chr(978)&upsih;ϒ
chr(982)&piv;ϖ
chr(8226)&bull;•
chr(8230)&hellip;…
chr(8242)&prime;′
chr(8243)&Prime;″
chr(8254)&oline;‾
chr(8260)&frasl;⁄
chr(8472)&weierp;℘
chr(8465)&image;ℑ
chr(8476)&real;ℜ
chr(8482)&trade;™
chr(8501)&alefsym;ℵ
chr(8592)&larr;←
chr(8593)&uarr;↑
chr(8594)&rarr;→
chr(8595)&darr;↓
chr(8596)&harr;↔
chr(8629)&crarr;↵
chr(8656)&lArr;⇐
chr(8657)&uArr;⇑
chr(8658)&rArr;⇒
chr(8659)&dArr;⇓
chr(8660)&hArr;⇔
chr(8704)&forall;∀
chr(8706)&part;∂
chr(8707)&exist;∃
chr(8709)&empty;∅
chr(8711)&nabla;∇
chr(8712)&isin;∈
chr(8713)&notin;∉
chr(8715)&ni;∋
chr(8719)&prod;∏
chr(8721)&sum;∑
chr(8722)&minus;−
chr(8727)&lowast;∗
chr(8730)&radic;√
chr(8733)&prop;∝
chr(8734)&infin;∞
chr(8736)&ang;∠
chr(8743)&and;∧
chr(8744)&or;∨
chr(8745)&cap;∩
chr(8746)&cup;∪
chr(8747)&int;∫
chr(8756)&there4;∴
chr(8764)&sim;∼
chr(8773)&cong;≅
chr(8776)&asymp;≈
chr(8800)&ne;≠
chr(8801)&equiv;≡
chr(8804)&le;≤
chr(8805)&ge;≥
chr(8834)&sub;⊂
chr(8835)&sup;⊃
chr(8836)&nsub;⊄
chr(8838)&sube;⊆
chr(8839)&supe;⊇
chr(8853)&oplus;⊕
chr(8855)&otimes;⊗
chr(8869)&perp;⊥
chr(8901)&sdot;⋅
chr(8968)&lceil;⌈
chr(8969)&rceil;⌉
chr(8970)&lfloor;⌊
chr(8971)&rfloor;⌋
chr(9001)&lang;⟨
chr(9002)&rang;⟩
chr(9674)&loz;◊
chr(9824)&spades;♠
chr(9827)&clubs;♣
chr(9829)&hearts;♥
chr(9830)&diams;♦
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Finding Occurrences of a Word in MSSQL Stored Procedures

Posted by Unknown at 10:06 PM 0 comments

Here's a little trick that slipped my mind until I needed to search through about 2400 SPs looking for a specific word.
The query is very simple, and it returns a listing of all of the SPs with the word you're looking for.
It's just another one of those 'you don't know what you've forgotten until you need it' things.
SELECT ROUTINE_NAME, ROUTINE_DEFINITION 
    FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES 
    WHERE ROUTINE_DEFINITION LIKE '%foobar%' 
    AND ROUTINE_TYPE='PROCEDURE'
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RSS in Coldfusion

Posted by Unknown at 9:53 PM 0 comments
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Faster isn't always better, but sometimes it is.

Using the CFFEED tag, I set up an RSS feed on a site in less than 5 minutes. The coding is dead simple and about as straight forward as you can get.

I have a CMS set up so that my content editors can add news items to the site. When they save the new item, the code below fires off and updates the RSS feed

<!--- pull the 20 latest items --->
<cfquery name="getFeedDetails" datasource="#application.db#">
SELECT     TOP (20) ID, Title, NewsText, NewsDate, linkData
FROM         myNewsTable
ORDER BY NewsDate DESC 
</cfquery>

<!--- Set up the structure with the feed meta data --->
<cfscript>
myStruct = StructNew();
mystruct.link = "http://foobar.com";
myStruct.title = "FooBar News";
mystruct.description = "The authoritative online resource on how much wood a 
woodchuck would chuck if a woodchuck would chuck wood.";
mystruct.pubDate = Now();
mystruct.version = "rss_2.0";

// Map the orders column names to the feed query column names.
columnMapStruct = StructNew();
columnMapStruct.publisheddate = "NEWSDATE"; 
columnMapStruct.content = "NEWSTEXT"; 
columnMapStruct.title = "TITLE"; 
columnMapStruct.rsslink = "LINKDATA";
</cfscript>

<!--- Create the feed --->
<cffeed action = "create"
query= "#getFeedDetails#"
properties="#mystruct#"
columnMap="#columnMapStruct#"
outputFile = "myRSS.xml" 
overwrite = "yes"
xmlVar = "myXML">
That's all there is to it. myRSS.xml is a properly formatted feed file.
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