Column D was coming from a verity search. It was the score field. The
other columns came from a products table.
I ended up by adding all the data I wanted to the Cfindex tag and using
the Cfsearch to get everything I needed in one fell swoop.
I still wish that you could sort multidimensional arrays though.

David Boehm
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Product Ordering On-Line
M&T Printing Group
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-----Original Message-----
From: rudy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: March 12, 2002 6:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [CFTALKTor] Sorting queries and arrays

> I have a query to which I add and populate a column. I would like
> to sort the query on the new column. Is it possible? I have tried
> dumping the query into an array in order to use ArraySort() but 
> ArraySort() seems to only work with one-dimensional arrays (lists) 
> and this has to be two-dimensional. BTW we are using ColdFusion 4.52.

hi david

if you have

       select A, B, C
          from yourTable
       order by A

and now you want to add a new column D and sort on it, why not just

       select A, B, C, D
          from yourTable
       order by D

obviously, there's something i don't understand...

rudy

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