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1. Re: Query Viewer not working
PegasusT4 Mar 6, 2011 8:01 PM (in response to PegasusT4)The RDS error may be caused by having a project with
a name made up of two or more words. For example, "My
Project" causes the problem, but "MyProject" does not.
Could someone else test this?
Thx
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2. Re: Query Viewer not working
Kiran Sakhare Mar 6, 2011 9:52 PM (in response to PegasusT4)Hi
We are aware of this issue. We are currently investigating this issue.
Thanks
Kiran Sakhare
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3. Re: Query Viewer not working
Kiran Sakhare Mar 7, 2011 3:24 AM (in response to PegasusT4)Hi
The RDS Query viewer feature may fail in following cases
1. No projects in Current navigator
2. if .rdsTempFiles folder in any of the project is manually deleted
3. if you dont have permission to create folder inside project folder.
I tried it with clean workspace , added RDS server, created project and then opened the RDS query viewer. It is working fine. Please check once again and let us know if you still hit up with the issue,
Thanks
Kiran Sakhare
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4. Re: Query Viewer not working
PegasusT4 Mar 7, 2011 9:02 AM (in response to Kiran Sakhare)Hi Kiran,
I cannot login to the Forums (the login is apparently down) so will answer what I have found.
Running CFB2 on Win 7 32bit. CFB 1 is also installed.
Tried the following: ( CFB 2 ALWAYS started with -clean option )
1. started with no projects at all in Nav. View.
Added New Project called "test List" that was pointed to "C:\inetpub\wwwroot\testlist" folder - Query Viewer did not work
2. deleted project from Nav View, deleted .project, .settings., settings.xml, .rdsTempFiles from testlist folder.
Added New Project called "test List2" that points to same testlist folder. Query Viewer did not work.
Renamed "test List2" to "testlist". Query Viewer did not work.
3. Deleted project from Nav View, deleted .project, .settings, settings.xml, .rdsTempFIles from testlist folder.
Restartd CFB2. Added New project called "testlist" that points to same testlist folder. QUERY Viewer worked successfully.)))
Renamed testlist project to "Test List". Query Viewer worked.
Restarted CFB2 and repeated 1 and 2. Even re-started CFB2 after adding a new project before trying Query Viewer. Did not work.
Uninstalled CFB2. Reinstalled CFB2. Same results as 1,2,3.
Other interesting info.
In the Error Log when I start CFB2, I always get the following.
Unable to create a template transfer. Com.adobe.rds.core
Three more entries with No message except "No stack trace" - com.adobe.ide.coldfusion.server
This happens even after my reinstall.
Hope this helps.
Doug Smith
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5. Re: Query Viewer not working
SidianConsulting Mar 9, 2011 1:31 PM (in response to PegasusT4)I'm seeing the same problem as Doug with the RDS Data View in CFB2. Also, when I expand my projects I see the .rdsTempFiles directory listed (if it exists in the actual directory, of course).
Andy
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6. Re: Query Viewer not working
ccsimmons Jan 23, 2012 7:52 PM (in response to PegasusT4)Answer posted here: http://www.cfchimp.com/wordpress/2012/01/rds-query-viewer-not-working/ as well.
I have had this issue for a while and it finally made me crazy enough to try to figure it out. It appears that this error occurs when the "RDS Query Viewer" file does not exist in the .rdsTempFiles folder within your project.
On Mac
- Open Terminal
- Navigate to the directory where your project is located. For example type: cd /Applications/ColdFusion9/wwwroot/YOURPROJECTFOLDER and hit <enter>
- If the ".rdsTempFiles" directory does not exist type: mkdir .rdsTempFiles and hit <enter>
- If the "RDS Query Viewer" file does not exist type: touch ".rdsTempFiles/RDS Query Viewer" and hit <enter>. BE SURE TO SURROUND THE COMMAND WITH THE DOUBLE QUOTES BECAUSE THE FILE NAME HAS SPACES.
- Refresh the "RDS Query Viewer" view. RDS Query View should work now.
On Windows
- Open DOS
- Navigate to the directory where your project is located. For example type: cd C:\ColdFusion9\wwwroot\YOURPROJECTFOLDER and hit <enter>
- If the ".rdsTempFiles" directory does not exist type: mkdir .rdsTempFiles and hit <enter>
- If the "RDS Query Viewer" file does not exist type: fsutil file createnew "RDS Query Viewer" 0 and hit <enter>. BE SURE TO SURROUND THE COMMAND WITH THE DOUBLE QUOTES BECAUSE THE FILE NAME HAS SPACES.
- Refresh the "RDS Query Viewer" view. RDS Query View should work now.