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I wonder when RecordCount, ColumnList and CurrentRow came into being?

Witness the developer who just created the following table!

CREATE TABLE awesome (
        awesomeID INT IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
        recordCount INT,
        columnList INT,
        currentRow INT
)

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Subject: RE: [CF-Dev] result_name.sql doesn't work?


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I dunno, didn't stop them with RecordCount, ColumnList and CurrentRow.  If
they just give it a slightly more imaginative title than 'sql' I think that
would be the way to go.  e.g. 'CFSQL', 'query_sql' or whatever.  Although
there's a host of other variables you can get too...

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Ermmmmmmmmmmmm, I didn't write that email, some dude walked into my office
and thought it would be funny to show me up!

*looks around embarrassed*

But seriously, you can't tap on new vars to the query name as it'll cause
too much grief. The result attribute was the right way to go...

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Subject: RE: [CF-Dev] result_name.sql doesn't work?


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SELECT sql AS
myColumnNamedSQLtoNotConflictWithColdfusionsPseudocolumnNamedSQL


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>>> "Adrian Lynch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 30/07/2008 11:42 >>>
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But then how would you output a column named sql?

Adrian

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Sent: 29 July 2008 17:33
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Subject: Re: [CF-Dev] result_name.sql doesn't work?


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Ah yes, I was getting mixed up with the name and result_name structs.
Strange that you need both, they could've grouped them into one struct under
name...

... sorry I'm still learning CF and it's idiosyncrasies...


Thanks though!


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