Donna,
Here's an old code snippet from CF4/SQL7 days - may still work - if you're
using MSSQL. Just an example of how to get at datatypes.

Mark

<!--- using the sp_columnlist  proc built into SQL Server --->



     <CFSET TableName = #TableName#>
     <CFSTOREDPROC PROCEDURE="sp_columns"  DATASOURCE="#DataSource#">
          <CFPROCPARAM TYPE="In" CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_VARCHAR"
                    DBVARNAME="@table_name"
                    VALUE="#TableName#"
                    NULL="No">
          <CFPROCRESULT NAME="First" RESULTSET="1">
     </CFSTOREDPROC>

     <TABLE>
     <CFOUTPUT QUERY="First">
          <TR><TD>#Column_Name#</TD>
                <TD>#Type_Name#</TD>
                <TD>#Length#</TD>
                <TD>#Nullable#</TD>
                <TD>#Column_def#</TD>
          </TR>
     </CFOUTPUT>



                                                                                       
                                           
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Okay, so I've got a SELECT menu that allows the user to choose which
DB field they'd like to see results on, then a text box to allow them
to enter the appropriate data for the SELECT choice. Now I'm wondering
if I should add some sort of CFIF to show the appropriate SELECT for
the 2nd portion instead of the text box b/c I'm having problems with
it recognizing the datatype on my query to show results.

Or is there a way to detect which datatype within my query - possibly
CFIF datatype1 > use this code, etc.???? Some of the SELECT drop downs
are text in my db, some are checkboxes and some True/False.

Any insight or feedback would be greatly appreciated.

TIA,
Donna

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