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We just had the need to do that today and found this nifty script from Microsoft to do it. Basically it creates a stored procedure that when run creates a list of commands that you can then run against the database to change all the owners for all the relevant objects.

So by using Query Analyzer do the following steps:

(1) Run the create stored procedure script against the database in Query Analyzer
(2) Then run the command "exec chObjOwner 'test','dbo'" against the same database to create the commands
(3) Then copy and paste the outputted commands into the execute window, and run them all!
(4) All objects will have been updated!

Hope this helps someone!

Railo will be giving a guided tour through their product. In fact we will try to show you: what Railo can do for you; how it helps you to save time when developing; how you can increase the performance of your applications.

Please register to ensure your place is booked. As there is a limited number of places you will need to be registered to attend. If you can no-longer attend please contact us to cancel your place.

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About Railo

Railo is a CFML engine, which adheres to the oldFusion® MX 6,1 standard of Adobe®. With Railo
you can provide CFML applications, which Railo converts into byte code and executes them on any
servlet engine.

http://www.railo.ch/

In any case, I'm also pleased to see that there is a good selection of other Adobe related folk here from Mike Chambers to Ryan Stewart. I haven't had the opportunity to meet them before but I'm looking forward to meeting them here. If not at a meet-up tonight arranged by Andrew Shorten of ex-Adobe fame, or tomorrow at the BarCampMixer.

In any case, Vegas is a pretty amazing place as I hope the conference will be. I'll keep you posted!

The Venetian Resort and Hotel

The Venetian Canal (and yes - that is a fake sky)

The Paris Las Vegas Eiffel Tower

If you do not, Flex messaging will only work for the FDS instance that was started last that had the duplicate messaging destination name. This is due to ALL messaging destinations across ALL FDS instances being registered in the same central location using RMI.

We are using Flex Messaging with ColdFusion Event Gateways and it is fine for the Flex Messaging event gateway to have the same name across all CF instances on the same machine. You just have to ensure that all Flex messaging destinations in FDS are different, and specified properly in your Flex and ColdFusion code.

You will also need to ensure that the RTMP ports that FDS is using are different across all FDS instances. Douglas McCarroll has a good post on "Setting RTMP ports for your FDS Flex apps".

I'd like to thank João Fernandes, Tom Jordahl and Mike Nimer for their pointers in finding out the solution for this issue.

You will need to have an excellent understanding of ColdFusion MX, and have solid experience of working with ColdFusion components. Any knowledge of Transfer, ColdSpring, Flex 2 and Java would be beneficial.

You will be required onsite at our Cobham office, and then at our Epsom office (when we move later in March).

Please send your CV and day rate to me directly at niklas [ at ] monochrome [ dot ] co [ dot ] uk

Thanks!

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With 160 million pixels and it's high sensitivity of 500-10,000 ISO/ASA this will suit any situation you can throw at it.

However, I wouldn't necessarily agree that this is "Fully Mobile"! You wouldn't carry it in your pocket would you?

Thanks to Neil Rosewarn at Pixl8 for finding this awesome camera!

Also, this is kind of on topic as the site is running ColdFusion!

Andy Allan from the ScottishCFUG and Peter Ball ('the unstoppable blogging machine') are also down from Scotland and will be leading the drinking antics! Also, other well know UKCFUGers that will be attending are Mark Drew and Kev McCabe.

Unfortunately the UKCFUG website is a bit bust (we're working on it) so we can't post this social meeting. Hopefully we'll be back to a normal service soon!

See you all on Monday 15 January at Point 101.

The Flex 2.0.1 release notes are also on the Adobe website. The highlights being:

• Macintosh support
• Reorganized preferences
• Support for Runtime CSS
• Context root for server-based projects
• Modules

There is a simple installer to update your version of Flex Builder, plus separate installation steps for updating the SDK and FDS.

Also, there is a link to the ActionScript 3 Examples mentioned in Programming ActionScript 3.0 at the bottom of the release notes page.

Update: Ted Patrick also has a post on his blog about the new update to Flex 2

Update: Matt Chotin has an article on Adobe.com regarding the new update to Flex 2

Sorry to blog this but I'm desperate!

Do you know Flex 1.5 or Flex 2?

Have you had at least one year's experience of Flex?

Do you live in the London area?

Are you available for contract work to start in the next week or two?

If you answer yes to all the above questions please contact me directly at niklas [ at ] prismix [ dot ] com.

Thanks.

NO AGENCIES PLEASE!