Internally to CF it is a Query datatype. It actually looks like a structure
of equal length arrays. For example, a query with the columns
"name, age" that has 5 rows will look like a structure with the key name
and the key age and each key will have an array in it of length 5. This is
why using the targeted method of getting a query item (queryname.name[3])
looks exactly like getting an array item that's contained in a structure.
queryname (structure)
name (structure key)
row1 (array item)
row2 (array item)
row3 (array item)
row4 (array item)
row5 (array item)
Age (structure key)
row1 (array item)
row2 (array item)
row3 (array item)
row4 (array item)
row5 (array item)
At 11:19 AM 8/17/01, you wrote:
>What does a ColdFusion Query Result Set look like?
>Is it an array, a structure, or something else?
>
>I have a collection of information that I would like to put into a Query
>Result Set and use the CFOUTPUT tag to spit out the results.
>Any Idea would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks for the help.
>
>Sincerely,
>Troy
>
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