I would be very suspicious about this, if you do a query and no records are
returned the recordcount will always hold 0.... The only posssible solution
is that the query is not being called.
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Subject: What is xy.recordcount ?
Hi List, I have a query (xy) where I want to make a cfif-question on
xy.recordcount.
What would xy.recordcount be if xy.recordcount would throw no record ?
I assumed "0". But it seems to be somehow undefined.
Ideas why and what it is ?
Should I prefer the "Count"-Statement from SQL for this ?
Uwe
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