You can refer to your results as queryname.column[index].
For example, if you had a query called qryMyStuff, and it contained two
columns, MyId and MyName, you could refer to the contents of the name column
of the first record as qryMyStuff.MyName[1].
Bob
-----Original Message-----
From: megan sherman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2001 4:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: 'nother loop problem
Hi all,
Thanks for the previous help on loops. Now I have a new problem. I want
to compare the results of one record set to those of another. I would
like to refer to each record in one of the record sets by using the
index of the loop. Is there an object naming convention in Cold Fusion
where each record is named? For example, if my query is named
"prerequisite", you can get the total number of records by referring to
prerequisite.recordcount. Can you refer to each individual record in
that record set with something like prerequisite.record.1,
prerequisite.record.2, and so on? If I could refer to each record this
way (sort of like an array?) then I could use something like
#evaluate("prerequisite.record."&#x#)# to achieve my goal.
Thanks for any help you can offer,
Megan
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