I don't know exactly what you are trying to do, but would a subquery work?
If you've got the Web Application Construction Book by Ben Forta (or any sql
book), it will explain subqueries.
Hope this helps,
Brad
-----Original Message-----
From: Ray, James A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 10:54 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Query a Query
This is a wierd question, but I need to ask it.
Is there a way to query the results of a query? There is a really reason
whey I need to do this.
Example
<CFQUERY name="getRecord" datasource="DSTS" >
SELECT *
FROM DSTS.LLISTORAGE
WHERE (ENDITEMPN = '#FORM.ENDITEMPN#') AND (ENDITEMSN =
'#FORM.ENDITEMSN#')
ORDER BY ENDITEMPN ASC,ENDITEMSN ASC
</CFQUERY>
Next one
<CFQUERY name="getRecord1" maxrows="1">
SELECT *
FROM getRecord
WHERE (LLIPN >= '#FORM.LLIPN#') AND (LLISN > '#FORM.LLISN#')
ORDER BY LLIPN ASC,LLISN ASC
</CFQUERY>
Thanks all
Jim Ray
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