It does and it doesn't. . .cannot figure out why. . . it seems to work. . but
only returns the column name:
<cfquery name="getindiv" datasource="sotl">
select #i# as grade
from grades06
where readerid = #session.readerid#
</cfquery>
<td><cfoutput>#getindiv.grade#</cfoutput> (the column name -- ex: 404)
is returned. . .not the value of '2' it contains.
Debugging:
getindiv (Datasource=sotl, Time=0ms, Records=1) in D:\Webpub\Wwwroot\ @
12:18:47.047
select 404 as grade
from grades06
where readerid = 2
Any more ideas?? Hugely grateful, but still apparently terminally slow. . .
>Molly,
>
>Hi, there. I think that using a database alias will do the trick. If
>you use this syntax:
>
><CFQUERY name="getindiv" datasource="sotl">
> SELECT #i# AS ProposalName
> FROM grades06
> WHERE readerid = #session.readerid#
></CFQUERY>
>
>...then you can refer to that column as getindiv.ProposalName.
>
>Also, I noticed along the way something I would clean up a bit. You can
>replace all of this code:
>
><cfset proposals = ''>
><cfoutput query="getproposals">
><cfset proposals = '#listappend(proposals,proposalid)#'>
></cfoutput>
>
>...with this:
>
><CFSET proposals=#ValueList(getproposals.proposalid)#>
>
>Hope this helps,
>Matthieu
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