by Dan Matthews
20. March 2008 16:38
I've just spent the last few days in a Commerce Server 2007 training course, which was surprisingly interesting. One of the things that leapt out at me was that there are a couple of partners who have worked with Commerce Server 2002 and EPiServer together. It's something that has interested me too and I see even more possibilities with Commerce Server 2007. Hmm...
As soon as I got back I got busy getting EPiCloud release ready (and thinking of a nice name for it). In doing that I came across this old error again: "The trust relationship between the primary domain and the trusted domain faile...
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by Stephen Horsfield
8. January 2008 15:10
Overview
Sometimes, old code doesn't seem to work with the new Data Execution Prevention feature in Microsoft Windows. It's easy to turn it off for non-system applications and services, but how do you do it for system components, and why would you?
Warning: Data Execution Prevention is a security feature. Disabling DEP reduces the security of your system.
Context
On our Microsoft Commerce Server 2002 system, running on Windows Server 2003, we were getting "COM Surrogate" errors, which relate to DEP errors with the dllhost.exe system program. Adding it to the exception list didn't solve ...
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by Stephen Horsfield
8. January 2008 12:44
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Excerpt
The above error was occurring on both staging and live environments for a Microsoft Commerce Server 2002 system. It took us a while to track down the cause, but eventually I fixed it.
References
Microsoft KB Article 811306
Versions
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Microsoft Commerce Server 2002
Metadata
Technorati Tags: IT Management, Windows, Windows 2003, problem, Commerce Server
by Stephen Horsfield
7. January 2008 19:41
Overview
How can you make your Commerce Server reports easy to maintain, and how can you make it work with long SQL queries? Did you even know that long SQL queries won't always work?!
The problem
The query is stored in the Report table in SQL Server as an nvarchar(2000) field. This means you've only got 2000 characters to work with. In fact, the limit is smaller than this because of processing that Commerce Server is doing itself. I noticed problems around 900 characters, which seems a bit small!
The solution
The best solution I found was to reference a SQL view that was created for ...
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