Sorry, didn't read until the last sentance -- my solution was DB
orientated..
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From: Darryl Lyons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 2:01 PM
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Subject: RE: How can I merge the results of two queries. (tds)
You can use the UNION operator to merge two queries together.
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Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 1:57 PM
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Subject: Re: How can I merge the results of two queries. (tds)
You can do one more thing as they say there are many ways to skin a cat
convert both the queries into list or array and then merge them and make
them in to one single array or list and then use the combined one for your
manipulation
hope it works
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Troy Simpson
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Subject: How can I merge the
results of two queries. (tds)
08/20/01
01:39 AM
Please
respond to
cf-talk
I have two queries result sets and would like to merge the data together
using ColdFusion.
What would be an approprate method to accomplish this task?
I have ColdFusion Enterprise Edition 4.5.x
Here is an example:
I have one query result set like so:
ID, author, ACCNO
1, Jack, 2
2, Mo, 4
3, Emma, 6
4, Sydney, 8
5, Mary, 11
...
I have another query result set like this:
ACCNO, Title
1, "The board"
2, "The walk"
3, "The sand"
4, "The beach"
5, "The ocean"
6, "The frost"
7, "The building"
8, "The house"
9, "The grass"
10, "The mud"
11, "The car"
...
I want to join these two result sets so that I get a third query result
set like this:
ACCNO, Title, ID, Author
1, "The board", ,
2, "The walk", 1, Jack
3, "The sand", ,
4, "The beach", 2, Mo
5, "The ocean", ,
6, "The frost", 3, Emma
7, "The building", ,
8, "The house", 4, Sydney
9, "The grass", ,
10, "The mud", ,
11, "The car", 5, Mary
I know that in this example I could use the database to perform an outer
join, but the real query sets are not comming from a database.
Thanks in advance.
Sincerely,
Troy
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