Pete,
I think a simple group on the output is all you need. Query your tables
(using, e.g., name = "get_subnets"), then on the output section, add a
group parameter, as in:
<CFOUTPUT QUERY = "get_subnets" GROUP = "subnets">
I'm assuming the value in "subnets" is the IP number.
HTH,
--John
Peter Benoit
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I'm confused!
I have 2 tables in the same database, one table has a list of
subnets(subnets), and the other will contain information on each
subnet(subnet_info). The subnet in the subnets table is the unique id in
that table, which has a one to many relationship with the subnet in the
subnet_info table.
What I want to do is present a table that would present a subnet, then it's
corresponinding IP's and Info, then repeat for each subnet. Something
like:
208.208.208
IP = 1
Name = boxname
Description = what this box does
208.208.209
ect...
I'm not sure of the best method to do this. I tried building a query on
the
subnet table, then in the <cfoutput> of that query, loop through another
query on the subnet_info table... but it doesn't work. Any ideas for me
how
to do this?
TIA,
Pete
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