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Adobe_Newbie_2013
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September 9, 2016
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Coldfusion 11 Standard vs. Enterprise

  • September 9, 2016
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Hello all,

We are planning to upgrade our version 10 Enterprise as it would not connect to our Oracle 12c enterprise database.

What does CF 11 Standard give us that CF 10 Enterprise does not and would it be able to connect with Oracle 12c enterprise edition?

We have installed CF on multiple servers. Is that the key of standard (install on one server only) vs. enterprise (can install on multiple servers) and would CF 11 connect with Oracle 12c enterprise database.

Thanks

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解決に役立った回答 Priyank Shrivastava.

Priyank, you said "Yes, you can use Oracle thin driver and connection string to connect to ColdFusion standard. I didn't say, you cannot connect Oracle, all I am saying is driver option is not there when you click on drop down."

Why is it so hard to find the details on how to do that?  What files do I need to download from Oracle, where do I put them, and then how do I configure the DSN from within CF Server Administrator?

It shouldn't be this hard to do!!!


Hi,

Since it's a 3rd party driver, you don't find it in drop down. Please follow the instructions below.

1. Download the think driver from Oracle's website.

2. You can copy the driver in \ColdFusion\cfusion\lib or ColdFusion\cfusion\wwwroot\WEB-INF\lib

3. Restart ColdFusion service.

4. Login to CFadmin>Datasources>Add Datasource name and from the drop down select as "Other".

5. URL for connecting to Oracle are

  a. If you have configured SID, follow the below URL

            jdbc:oracle:thin:@//{HOSTNAME}:{PORT}/SID

  b. If you have configured service name, follow the below URL

            jdbc:oracle:thin:@//{HOSTNAME}:{PORT};servicename={servicename}

6. Driver Class: oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver

7. Enter username and password and Submit.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

Priyank

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Carl Von Stetten
Legend
September 10, 2016

First of all, Enterprise has more features than Standard (or has unthrottled versions of some of the same features).  So Enterprise > Standard.  Compare Buying guide | Adobe ColdFusion Enterprise to Buying Guide | Adobe ColdFusion Standard .

Second, both Enterprise and Standard licenses only cover a single server.  Enterprise allows both more hardware resources (CPU cores) and multiple instances on the same server.  See http://wwwimages.adobe.com/content/dam/acom/en/legal/licenses-terms/pdf/ColdFusion-2016.pdf​ , section 3.1.

Third, you can no longer purchase ColdFusion 11 directly.  You can purchase ColdFusion 2016 (as long as you don't purchase from the Adobe store) and request a downgrade license key to allow you to run ColdFusion 11.

HTH,

-Carl V.

Adobe_Newbie_2013
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September 11, 2016

so what you are saying is that we are forced to buy 2016 elsewhere besides Adobe and downgrade to 11 license during install? How much would that be?

woukd it be able to connect to oracle 12c enterprise edition?

we have 4 cf servers we wish to upgrade. Does that mean we have buy 4 enterprise licences?

Carl Von Stetten
Legend
September 12, 2016

Not exactly.  I just said the downgrade rights don't come with a license purchased online through the Adobe Store.  You should be able to purchase a downgradeable license through the Adobe Business Store or an authorized reseller. You might want to email cfinstall@adobe.com for assistance.  The downgrade should be free.

I don't think Enterprise Edition is required to connect to Oracle, but I could be wrong.  At the very least, you should be able to connect using Oracle's JDBC driver.

You'll need one license per server, but again, not sure if you need Standard or Enterprise.  Aside from the Oracle issue, is there anything else about your environment that might necessitate Enterprise Edition over Standard Edition?

-Carl V.